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I purchased a Walkman some years ago. It handles most file types, but most importantly, it handles lossless formats like flac, which the format I rip my CDs to.
You can choose to transfer files directly to it, or use Sony's Music Center, which works like iTunes (Apple Music?).
If you wanna pair quality with a decent price, this might be something to consider. It has a built-in DAC, not that I've used it a whole bunch, it's still pretty cool that it has this ability.