XPMP3H1 Portable Satellite Discontinued Manufacturer Review

I bought our portable satellite radio through Revain Warehouse Deals. I saved nearly $100 but was concerned about what condition the radio would be in when it arrived as it was a carefully handled piece of equipment. When the radio arrived it was not in the original packaging but all the accessories and the instruction manual were. Radio and accessories were in perfect condition, even a small scratch! I was very happy with the purchase from Revain Warehouse and Radio. One more note. Some other…

I purchased this product for two reasons. First, listen to music while walking every day. I run 3 to 6 miles every day. Second, for use on round trips between South Carolina and New Jersey. I also bought a car adapter kit and headphones with an antenna. The radio works great when walking, driving in a van, and in the house parking lot. Before buying, I read a number of reviews and decided to buy headphones with an antenna. This is required if you use the radio while walking or cycling. The only

I love satellite radio. For me it is money well spent. I wanted to use a laptop when not in the car and this product looked like it would fit. He is very small. Easy to use. It connects easily with many included accessories. Two caveats: 1) This is a satellite receiver, not quite a "radio"! This means it will work well if it has a clear view of the satellite, but it won't work well if it's moving all the time. It means "great on the beach while you read" but "not great for running or walking"…

Of all the devices I own, the xm MP3 player is by far my favourite. I like to take it to runs because it makes my daily runs a pleasure. My favorite feature is to record music and play it later. You can record up to 6 hours straight and save each recording session. There is nothing else on the market than xm mp3 players. What I don't like is the durability of the MP3 player. If you're taking it for a run or something else, make sure you cover it with something like a zip-top bag. Otherwise…

I installed a factory satellite radio in my truck that works fine but I wanted a radio that I only paid 1 subscription for and that could also be carried when walking can. Other things I've been looking for are song information, recording features, and bookmarking features. The radio is good without docking. I have a friend at work who has a stiletto and can't get a signal in our building, but this one works great and is a lot cheaper with cheaper accessories. I can get signal almost everywhere

Before ordering the XMp3i I had two XM radios with valid contracts. XM Delphi MyFi portable and built into the original XM dashboard in the 2009 Hyndai Sonata. My first action when XMp3i arrived was to call XM Radio and ask them to cancel Delphi MyFi and activate XMp3i. This turned out to be much more difficult than it should have been and MyFi was still active several hours later. The XM reps I spoke to - activation required contact with three of them - told me that my radio should be fully…

I used to have an XM Skydock that I used with an iPhone that allowed me to go from car to car with an XM radio subscription. After 3 years of operation, Skydock is pretty run down and in danger of falling apart. I bought an XM XPMP3HI and paid the XM commission to switch my service and I was glad I did because there is so much more to this little gem than the Skydock. First, my Skydock could not fit in my shirt pocket and be used by my husband as it is a device. And while it's fairly easy to…

This is an excellent satellite radio if you understand that it has some limitations and quirks. First, when I received my XMP3i, the scroll wheel was not working. From what I've read on other sites, this happens relatively often with new devices. I updated the firmware with a USB cable (very easy) and left it on the stand for a few hours to charge. After the reset, the scroll wheel worked again. Not the best way to get started with this radio, but I was able to use the included remote to…