SIRIUS Stiletto 2 Portable Satellite Radio with MP3 Player

This is a great device and I just love it the headset or earphones needs some work they are very large and hard to place on head comfortably. Basically the head phone SUCK!!!

Between the quality of the product and their misinformed technical support, I am sorry I spent my money on this product. Constant signal strength issues, CMOS battery issues, requires rebooting (is this a Windows product?) and to top it all off. This is my 4th unit in about 8 months. I only just received the 4th one, which was sent without a necessary firmware upgrade. I think their staff is better trained at feeding angry customers with lies than with actually addressing issues with their product.

I got this for my husband as a gift and we both love it! I was weary about signal strength from reading online reviews but it has worked great!! We have had no problems at all. i would give it five stars but it is not compatible with itunes and I had to convert all the songs to MP3 to play them in it.

Bought this for wife for last XMas. Took her a little while to really get into it but she really loves it now. Installed car kit which really makes it handy, it's never low on charge since she uses it almost daily on 45 minute drives to work and back. I use it sometimes also, as do the kids, we all like it a lot. The wifi comes in handy, quite a few places (like some gyms, coffee shops, etc) where we'd have to listed to pre-recorded stuff because sat-reception isn't possible but can still get Sirius via internet. Wife also uses recording features a lot, she really likes that aspect as well. I haven't even used the memory yet, doesn't seem like that much of a point. I have thousands of MP3's but there is just SO much available on Sirius that it just doesn't seem necessary. I would like it if the player was compatible with audiblebooks.com but hopefully it's just a matter of time. The headphone/antenna is fine with me though I think most people wouldn't like wearing them, but if you're in wi-fi range you can just connect that way anyway and stick with the earphones. Bottom line is that it's a bit of work to get the car kit (or whatever accessories) installed and figured out, along with figuring out all of the players features, but once that's out of the way life is much better!

It's a great product and service - everything you read about it, it dose and makes it a pretty cool set up. BUT the bottom line is - if your looking for a Portable wear on your arm device, like to go to the gym with (in my opinion) DON'T BOTHER. Even with the proprietary headphones (because of the built in antenna) reception was HORRIBLE. Let alone the (included) regular "jax" for regular headphones (which it dose have) absolutely DEAD IN THE WATER in that case.... So in closing - only using it strictly outside does it get good reception - but then again, that's with it's proprietary headphones... So hopefully developments in the future will have prospects but for me now it gets a thumbs down.