Sirius ST2 Starmate Replay Satellite Radio with Car Kit | List Price: $169.99
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Brand: Sirius Satellite Radio
Binding: Electronics
Release Date: 2005-11-01
Features: - Plug-and-play satellite radio transmits wireless over your vehicle stereo
- Features a five-line LCD display, 30 channel presets, and 30-song memory for favorite song or artist alerts
- Game alert notifies you when your favorite NBA, NFL, NHL, or college teams are playing
- Includes a vehicle docking station with a suction-cup mount, DC power adapter, and antenna that mounts on your car
- Internal memory stores the last 44 minutes of programming for easy play-back
Customer service anything but sirius... [Posted on 2006-12-17]
Customer service rating = "F-" for being siriusly useless.
Customer service can often be siriusly rude.
Customer service will cost sirius investers sirius bucks.
A great idea dashed by the low ideals of customer care "tactics".
Ah, when will they learn?
~AX
Sirius rocks! [Posted on 2006-12-29]
The Sirius service and the Starmate both rock. However I was a bit disappointed at first...
The suction cup mount is totally worthless, so don't waste your time. Also, if you live in an area with a lot of FM stations, do yourself a favor and purchase the SIR-PVK1 installation kit (Crutchfield, $25.49). The kit includes an FM Modulator which completely eliminated crosstalk and static for me. Plus it includes a decent mounting bracket, and a permanent power hookup if you want your cigarette lighter back.
As for the service, it is awesome. I have not played a CD since I activated it.
Sirius Radio is by far the best [Posted on 2006-12-29]
Great unit, super easy to use, the suction cup mount works great..fm transmitter inside unit is the greatest idea since sliced bread. just tune your fm radio to the correct freq and it works. Great product, totally impressed. Looking to buy another in the near future. No more AM / Fm for me, ever.
Awful [Posted on 2007-01-09]
My original radio didn't work. It has taken over 6 months to get a replacement from warranty. The customer service department is awful. They send you from department to department and never get anything done. I would never recommend Sirius to anyone.
Power jack in unit wore out just after warranty expired [Posted on 2007-01-21]
The first unit I purchased lasted a week or two until it got a dark blotch on the display. I received a new unit with no problem from Radio Shack. The current unit was awesome until just after the warranty expired. Apparently the power input jack is not very durable and now makes poor contact. When I hit a bump or touch the unit it turns off and back on. I didn't buy the life time subscription plan for the simple fact that I didn't know how long the unit would last. Now I'm really glad I didn't. I would have had to buy a new unit and then pay Sirius $75 in order to keep the life time plan going. It's just a big crap shoot as to how long a unit will last.
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