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Nice product, received in like new condition with wrapper on the screen. FM transmitters in my area don’t work well, too much cross traffic but plugged in sounds better than my previous radio. You get five presets and the arrows go to different genres. A little different but you pick up pretty quick. Can’t change the color of the displays but overall a simple easy to use radio and eliminates the need for a power cord
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
I've been a Sirius user since 2006, and this is not my favorite radio I've ever had. I recently got a new, used car with no Aux port. As opposed to spending and extra $100 to change the radio, I decided this would be an easier option because it has the FM transmitter. Sound quality is not great, and the signal goes out and is taken over by random stations at times. Also, if you want the radio "bent", which is supposed to be a feature, it has a tendency to fall down. Just FYI.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
When I looked at the price, I had my doubts, the Subaru dealer charges $ 400 to install the necessary components for XM/Serious radio. I decided to buy this and I was very pleased. Easy to set up and it is adjustable to fit your dash, that is that the neck is bendable so you can position it to compliment you dash and not impede the controls.You can hook this up to the Aux input on the existing car radio or use the FM feature if you do not have an AUX input. This unit is also quite portable, I bought an extra antenna and I can simply move this between my two cars as desired. The XM channels come in perfectly. I saw three price packages and I went for the $ 9.99/month package which gives me all the music and entertainment that I need. You can program in up to five channels and this unit is easy to use. I would not hesitate to recommend this unit. it is small,versatile,and has some quality to it. I gave this FIVE stars without any hesitation.Read full review
A good, cheap receiver, but with a lousy FM modulator; unusable! Because it has an audio output jack, works well with headphones or something with an 'audio' input. 5 present buttons limit the number of 'favorites', and it doesn't record. Needs an external antenna, but very portable. For the money, it's a good way to receive satellite on a car radio, without wiring an installation.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
The Audiovox SNAP receiver is a godsend for people who want satellite radio in their vehicles and wish to install it themselves easily. It works well and is low cost to purchase and its reception rivals factory-equipped/OEM XM radios. It was simple to install, and its owners manuals provide great instructions for setup. The only criticism I have for it is that the included antenna's cable length may be too short for some installations...I needed to purchase another XM antenna for my truck so I could conceal it below my rear roof-mounted center stop signal and route the cable to my dashboard. Perhaps a longer cable or an extension cable could be provided with the unit's antenna. I use its FM transmitter to send its signal to my FM radio, and it does a very fine job. I am very satisfied with this unit to date.Read full review
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