This is the best video review I've seen of the product and service to date...
PCMag gives this new device 4.5 stars.
"Amazingly beautiful...Amazing amount of content available from the sky"
Pioneer Inno XM2GO Video Review
"Review Summary
PROS:
Receives live content without being docked. Records up to 50 hours of XM radio. Plays MP3s and WMAs. Excellent integration with XM + Napster client. Very sleek. Nice included earbuds. Very good sound quality. Color screen.
CONS:
Tone controls don't work with non-XM content. A bit expensive. Capacity isn't large enough, and partition settings aren't flexible enough.
BOTTOM LINE:
The device itself is extremely cool, and the service is top-notch and integrated beautifully with the XM + Napster client. But the Inno's price, which doesn't include XM service fees, may scare off those on a budget."
For those turned off (as I was a year or so ago) by the idea of paying for radio consider this, for less than the price of a new CD per month, you get over 170 channels of fresh music (the most commercial and "radio personality" free music channels or any service) in more genres than I knew existed, news (local and world), weather, local traffic, sports, live concerts, and original programming beaming at you 24/7. I've actually discovered more new music than I ever could have with the same over played top 20/top 40 play lists on terrestrial radio.
In addition, you get to listen to 75 XM channels plus 10 more AOL Radio channels online for free with your subscription. If you haven't already tried it, you can get a free 3-day trial of the online service here:
XM Radio Online
And now with this new device, you can take it with you literally where ever you go. No I don't work for XM, but I am a huge convert of satellite radio...
