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XPress XM Satellite Radio Receiver with Car Kit

XPress XM Satellite Radio Receiver with Car Kit

Price: $74.95

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Ships from and sold by Satellite Radio Superstore

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Product Description

Easily view channel, artist, song title & info extras via a high-contrast 5-line display Move quickly through XM channels with the Tune & Press Xpress tuning knob SureConnect for stronger FM signal *NEW* Universal Plug & Play connector for new XM accessories 100 Channel FM transmitter turns any FM radio into an XM Radio Personalized stock ticker tracks up to 20 of your favorite stocks InfoExtras allows you to keep track of your favorite sports and scores TuneSelectTM helps you find your favorite artists and songs on any XM channel Clock, alarm and sleep timer Hide power wires with the cigarette lighter power socket Includes: Audiovox Xpress XMCK-10 Receiver Vehicle Magnetic Antenna XM Sure Connect results in strong FM signal *NEW* Vehicle Power Adapter Easy Installation that makes any FM radio an XM Radio Product Manual Remote Control Mounting Kit


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #123260 in Kitchen & Housewares
  • Dimensions: 3.00 pounds

Customer Reviews

Great music. Needs improvement.3
We go on road trips a lot and I wanted satellite radio for those parts of the country where radio reception is sparse. This works very well for that purpose. I love the fact that we now can listen to dedicated children's programming like Radio Disney. I only have a few problems with this unit.

I wish there weren't so many gosh darned wires. I understand that if I followed instructions for fully installing the unit, I would not see all the wires, but I am just not that savvy and my husband forbade me to try. I would like it to have a built-in wireless FM modulator, which would help with the wire clutter.

The dash mount came with something to prepare the dash with and a mounting tape square. It lasted longer on the dash than I ever hoped for; but in the summer heat, when the car can get over 120 degrees, the adhesive eventually came unglued and the mount fell off. I was impressed that the adhesive did not leave a residue.

XM Radio merged with Sirius and now my radio has this annoying beep every so often. It seems completely random, at which point the screen will display the Sirius website address. It is sooo annoying. If anyone knows how to get this to stop, I'll be forever grateful. Phooey on that Sirius for messing up my pleasant radio listening days.

I find the controls less than completely intuitive. I can get the basics, like tuning to the proper channels and setting each numbered button to a favorite station. The fact that there are 3 preset arrangements of channels just makes it harder for less tech savvy people. If I flipped it from Preset A to Preset B, I think my husband would have a fit. Other features, I haven't explored, because it just looks too complicated.

I am happy with the Xpress for the variety of music I can now receive anywhere we go. If they could make it with a wireless FM modulator, no annoying beeps, a better dash mount and more intuitive controls, I could be in heaven.

Ed5
I reveiwed the comments on many of the XM radios before making my choice. It turned out to be the right one. Overall features and preformance are great. Enjoying the Xpress XM Satillite Radio very much.

This Radio Stinks!!!1
I purchased this radio for my wife's car. I have the RoadieXT in my vehicle and she wanted a satellite radio in her's too. The signal on the FM modulator was very weak, got lots of interference and would cut out on every channel we tried (and we tried a lot!). To make matters worse, the radio would constantly lose the XM satellite signal. It was so annoying that we just turned the thing off.

It then tried my Roadie in her car to see if it was the vehicle or the installation, using the same wires as the Xpress (the RoadieXT and Xpress use the same power and antenna wires). The Roadie worked perfect. I then tried the Xpress in my car, which has an FM antenna cutoff to help eliminate interference. The FM modulator worked better, but still cut out way too often. The radio kept losing the satellite signal, which almost never happens with my Roadie. Between the two problems, I hardly (if ever) made it through a single song without interruption.

I returned the unit and would recommend NOT purchasing this product!