XM XPMP3H1 Portable Satellite Radio and MP3 Player (XMp3i)
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- Pause and replay up to 30 minutes of XM programming
- Record songs while you listen, or schedule recordings of your favorite shows
- TuneSelect and GameSelect find your favorite artists or sports events on any XM channel
- Upload and manage MP3/WMA files with the included XM2go Music Manager software
- 2 GB on-board memory, expandable via the microSD card slot
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The XMp3i has arrived! Portable Satellite Radio and Mp3 Player. Record what you love, listen when you want! Record up to 5 favorite channels at the same time and up to 100 hours of favorite programming. It automatically records your favorite channels. Hear it. Click it. Save it. – One touch recording: Store up to 10 hours of individual songs at the touch of a button. Pause, rewind and replay up to 30 minutes of live radio.
XM XPMP3H1 Portable Satellite Radio and MP3 Player (XMp3i)
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Works great…if you know what you’re buying,
Anybody who is reading these reviews for the purpose of buying this product should be aware that a portable satellite radio is not based on the same technology as a Walkman-type radio sold back in 1980s. Satellite radios work by line-of-sight, which requires an unobstructed path between the receiver and its signal source. When properly installed and used, the XMp3i works great for recording and listening to live XM/Sirius broadcasts. However, you must ensure the unit is receiving a strong signal to make it work. If you plan on using it mostly in an automobile (with a live signal), that means purchasing an additional car cradle/antenna. If you wish to use it mostly indoors, you’ll need to install the included home dock/antenna properly.
I’ve had a good experience with the Xmp3i so far. In fact, I was able to listen to live XM/Sirius radio while biking over the weekend with very little interruption. I also used the home dock to record some of my favorite shows for playback later. I believe it is the ability to record programming which is this unit’s strong suit. You can record up to five channels at the same time, so getting vast amounts of music/talk on to the device in a timely fashion is easy; provided you have correctly installed the home dock. The playback is flawless and is much more convenient than listening live since you can skip songs, commercials, etc.
The interface seems a little sluggish at times and is not the most intuitive, but it works. Thanks to the microSD slot, you can load up your MP3 library and play your own tunes as well. I was impressed by the overall sound quality from both the satellite feeds and my MP3 files.
The Xmp3i is best-suited for users who will pre-record their music/shows to bring along in the car for playback. It also works well as a standalone device for plugging into your home stereo system. Do not buy this if you want to listen to live XM/Sirius broadcasts when you take the subway to work, or while you’re hanging out in mom’s basement waiting for some laundry to dry. Though it has a built-in antenna for live reception, the manufacturer clearly intended that to be used in outdoor-only situations.
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This is a great little radio. Reception is great. I love the recording of XM stations feature. BUT, as of this writing, the enclosed software DOES NOT work win WIN 7. So if you have WIN 7, you will not be able to copy mp3 recordings on this unit. Why they (XM) have not fixed this is beyond me. I called XM about this, and they are useless. Cutomer Service immediatly claims no responsibility whatsoever. They tell me to call Microsoft! Unbelievable. WIN 7 has been out for almost a year now. Come on guys!
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