While it's not their top of the line player, it's pretty good. You're not going to get the nicer earbuds, podcast support, or noise cancelling features that Sony's more expensive players may have. It does have an fm tuner and if you are a Rhapsody To Go subscriber, it supports that. I bought this player myself a couple of weeks ago at Best Buy, but I got it on sale for $10 less. I probably would have paid their regular price. It's not my main player, but I got it because of Rhapsody To Go/Rhapsody Channel support. I haven't had a chance to use the fm tuner yet.
It feels solidly built. The face is a little smudge prone, but it's something that I can live with. I also have the older NWZ-A816, which I like better because it has a nicer/smudge-resistant finish, but it doesn't have Rhapsody support so I barely use it.
I think at $89.99 it is competitively priced with the Creative Zen Mosaic. I'm not sure of the Mosaic's features, but I don't like its plasticy look.
I have recently been looking for MP3 players and came across this player a few days ago. It is a Sony Walkman NWZ-E438F. I can get this for 89.99 at BestBuy, so for the money, would it be worth it?

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