Reddit reviews Sony Walkman NWZA17SLV 64 GB Hi-Res Digital Music Player (Silver)
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64GB1 Hi-Res Walkman Portable Music Player, Supports Hi-Res audio playback of: WAV, AIFF, ALAC, FLAC, and more, Up to 50 hours MP3 playback and 30-hours Hi-Res playback, Stream music wirelessly with Bluetooth & NFC connectionsCompact, slim design with microSD slot for up to 192GB memory, Easy navigation of songs & folders, 2.25” WVGA LCD anti-reflective display, Drag & drop from iTunes for Mac or WindowsS-Master HX digital amplification for unparalleled sound, Advanced Multimedia UX for AV playback and FM radio, Find music to match your mood with SensMe channels, World's smallest and lightest Hi-Res audio portable music player
I use a [Walkman] (https://www.amazon.com/Sony-Walkman-NWZA17SLV-Hi-Res-Digital/dp/B00OCJRX8C) (and it's not like you think). Plays FLACs. Sweet interface.
Depending on her preferences of form factor I'd recommend the Fiio X1, Fiio X3 iBasso dx50, and Sony Walkman High-Res.
They are all comparable in audio quality and it all comes down to form factor and buttons really. The Fiio X3 can work as a standalone DAC for your PC as well. The iBasso dx50 has a touchscreen, and replaceable Galaxy S3 battery while the others all just use buttons. The battery life of the iBasso and Fiio are all around 10-15 hours while the Sony claims 30-50 hours depending on Hi-Res audio or MP3s. The Sony comes with 64GB of built in storage while the X3 has 8GB and the X1 and DX50 have no built in memory but all have micro SD slots you could expand storage easily using these. Also the Sony has Bluetooth for connecting to speakers if your sister needs that.
The UIs:
Fiio X1, Fiio X3, and upgraded ui, iBasso DX50, Sony.
Late to teh thread, but I have this Walkman
64GB, plus a slot for an SD card
It's just hard to imagine unless you are talking FLAC files from CD rips and stuff. Like 26GB means >3000 songs you regularly listen too, which is like >225 albums.
As for suggested ones, probably something like this Sony (expandable up to 192GB) or a FiiO.
I really was just turned sideways by that Apple comment as it doesn't make sense. A Mastered for iTunes AAC will be closer to the studio recording than an MP3 from Google's Playstore or from Amazon.