Pioneer AirWare XM2Go
June 28th, 2005 | by Rebecca Day
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Average user rating from 9 users |
Very disapointed with antenna....
by duckwhiler on Jul 23rd, 2005 at 12:09 AM:
The built-in antenna strenght to me seemed very poor. Cannot use it in the house or car without extra antenna's and docking stations. Pain in the .... Navigating with the tiny scroll button on the side is no fun either. Everything else seems to work ok though.
Tough Call even for an XM Junkie
by Larry on Jul 8th, 2005 at 10:01 AM:
I have been torn between an MP3 player and XM2Go. I purchased the Airware and since I use it almost entirely as a portable the size of the unit is not much of a concern. The reception is as good as my Roady 2 either in the car or my office. My biggest disappointment is in the recording and the handling of the music.
Being tied to your home docking station to do a scheduled recording is really a problem when you are traveling. Also, the fact that when you record using the XM2Go button you record just what you hear. Weak signal it is committed to memory partial song too bad, and all the little XM "commercial breaks". There is absolutely no editing the playlist, just wish I could delete poorly recorded songs maybe even a little manipulation of the playlist. I was hoping that the recording might be more like the Time Trax equipment.
Oh well. I guess you can"t have it all. I am certain there are draw backs to the MP3 path as well.
Still LOVE XM!
Way too bulky
by James on Jun 29th, 2005 at 8:13 AM:
Way too bulky for me to use as a portable audio player. Cool concept, poor execution IMO.
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Can now listen to XM anywhere!
by Icky on Jan 1st, 2006 at 12:09 PM: