Sirius SL2PK1 Satellite Radio Receiver

The Bottom Line: The Stiletto is ok as a satellite receiver. But it's far from an iPod contender.

Review: I'm a long time Sirius subscriber, with multiple accounts. I'm also a "Techie" which I think makes me a a target consumer for this product, and a safe bet, in that I'm probably more receptive, even biased, towards Sirius products.

That being...

The Bottom Line: If you were waiting to make the move to satellite radio, then the Stiletto 2 should help push you into making that move. Just don't let it push you around.

Review: Satellite Radio
When I decided to enter the satellite radio world I did it with the Stiletto 100 for $450. It was new on the scene and I was new on the market hoping to embrace the benefits of satellite radio. I paid a hefty price to be one of...

The Bottom Line: I would wait till a better, less expensive device comes around. The idea is wonderful and radio without commercials is wonderful.

Review: Today we live in a "here today gone tomorrow," fad fabulous got to have it now gadget gizmo world. I mean I have purchased my share of CD, Mini Disc, and MP3 players. I found that all of these devices cost me greatly in both time and money. If I...

Review: This player is a big buggy, you must upgrade the software. After that you have to upgrade the software for windows. Once you get you're 8gb memory card, mp3 playlist goin and your SAT radio subscription it becomes a pretty decent player. With a...

Review: I couldn't be happier with this little unit.

Really great battery life, only takes a few seconds to switch between WiFi and satellite mode.

Bought the car kit and the home kit, too - totally worth it.

Sound quality...

Review: Sirius's product design is the absolute worst!!! I would advise buying nothing from this company. If you do, plan on it working for an absurdly short amount of time. I have owned approx $3000 worth of merchandise, and today none of it works...