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Sirius Starmate Replay ST2

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    3.0 stars

    "Quick plug-and-play install, lacks some details found on most XM hardware"

    by jdd5300 on January 8, 2006

    Pros: Small, nice display, easy to use, great features

    Cons: Poorly engineered mounting options, awkward connections

    Summary: I purchased this unit after Christmas as I slowly and regretfully made the switch from XM to Sirius, mostly to listen to Stern in the mornings. As a 4 year subscriber to XM, I have been extremely satisfied with signal, programming, and hardware options. This unit has a lot of great features, but lacks some amenities that would not have been difficult to incorporate.

    1. Mounting hardware included in package - from satellite radio's debut several years ago I have always disliked the installs that make the unit look like a taxi meter on the dash board. The suction cup mount is cumbersome and ugly. Your best bet is to find a universal mounting kit from a local retailer or an online store. If you like the way it looks stuck to your windshield it will do the trick.

    2. From car to home/office - if you plan on moving the unit from your car to your house of office everyday, go for the Sporster Replay with the nice docking station. Similar to XM's Roady, this unit requires that you remove the antenna, power plug, etc. every time you move it. Not only do the wires look bad coming out the side of the unit, but I believe the constant removal and replacement of the antenna plug will lead to a loose or damaged connection. If you're going to leave this unit in one place, it's no big deal.

    3. Accessories - the home kit is weak and overpriced. Again, no docking capabilities, just a bunch of wires to plug back in. Also, no boombox for park or beach enjoyment.

    Overall I like the display and the layout of the unit. However, after a week I am already thinking about putting this one on Ebay and going with the Sporster replay. Yes, it's bigger and more expensive, but it has the same features and is better for home and car use.

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