Customer Ratings & Reviews

This deal is an awesome deal. You get 3 months of service for free, and then you have to pay the regular fees for this monthly service. This service came with the purchase of an Amazon echo dot (3rd) generation.

Very good app I recommend it to more people excellent to hang out

The product is just what I was looking for to store beer and sodas. It keeps people out of the kitchen when I’m cooking for s crowd. My only disappointment is that it has two dents from shipping.

I like my technology and I'm a technology geek so you bet Iove my three months of satellite radio!!!!

The Galaxy s10 plus has the best camera and great battery life.

Still remember how excited I was with my detachable Dolphy radio in the car (and my boom box with a dock in the house) back in 2005 and the opportunity to listen to higher quality music and talk shows on the road without the need to carry CDs around and with a superior fidelity when compared to FM radio but I’m stunned they’re still around with those outrageous monthly fees, if I want just music I can get Pandora or a Spotify for $9.99 (a dollar less than SXM Mostly Music plan) and play it on Bluetooth in my car without an antenna on my roof or the installation hassle, if you want to hear traffic and some news from another part of the country where you don’t live be ready to pay $17 for the Select Plan or $22 for the All Access Plan that also includes live games from the NBA and NFL. Not worth it any longer in my opinion.

Love it, love listening to the heat instead of the local radio all the time! It’s great.

I only use this in my vehicles and to be honest, I'm not driving enough to really validate the cost of this service after the free subscription ended. There are many good stations with some great music. The audio quality of the music is also really good. You do occasionally hit some black-out/cut-out in transmission but not too often. I would just rather utilize the bluetooth of your vehicle and play the music you want off of your phone.

Sirius radio has any thing for every mood you choose

This 3 month subscription to SiriusXM came with my new phone purchase. I already pay for Spotify but I decided to give it a try. They have a bunch of channels to choose from depending on what you're feeling like. It's great for new music, especially if you want to hear the newest stuff that's out. Most channels still have occasional interruption but that's just radio for you. Also, a lot of channels have expletives bleeped out which ruins songs for me. Mostly just personal preference, but I'm going to stick with my own music. Great if you like the radio, but tough to transition to after using a streaming app for so long.

This 3 month subscription to SiriusXM came with my new phone purchase. I already pay for Spotify but I decided to give it a try. They have a bunch of channels to choose from depending on what you're feeling like. It's great for new music, especially if you want to hear the newest stuff that's out. Most channels still have occasional interruption but that's just radio for you. Also, a lot of channels have expletives bleeped out which ruins songs for me. Mostly just personal preference, but I'm going to stick with my own music. Great if you like the radio, but tough to transition to after using a streaming app for so long.

I like Sirius XM, had it in the car but paying for this service (and the rate going up after your first 3 or 6 months) isn't worth it for me. Maybe they can come up with a 100 channel version without sports or something that is only $50 a year? I have too many options with blutooth phone connected.

I've had this service for just under a month now. I love the channels, the selection, and the variety. The only thing that bothers me is that the app will not connect at times. I tried for about two days the first time it happened, and wound up uninstalling and reinstalling g the app again. It just fails to connect and has to be reinstalled to jumpstart it again. Force stopping it in the settings didn't work either. Once it was up and running again, however, it was good to go and I've enjoyed the service. I don't think that I will be renewing though, once my free trial is up.

Sxm is like am/fm, but with far more stations based on genres of music and categories like news, comedy, etc. There are even stations dedicated to specific artists. Being satellite-based you'll have to be near open sky. It doesn't work in a parking garage--no signal. There are plenty of Internet-based sxm competitors, but sxm wins for ease of use. Nothing really to set up, don't even need a smart phone to use this as long as your car's receiver supports sxm. Many old and new vehicles support sxm.

SiriusXM actually is pretty awesome for what you get. The only problem is the ridiculous payment/subscription options - the only way to keep an active Sirius subscription without being utterly decimated by the OUTRAGEOUS price renewal difference is that you have to cancel prior to it ending and deal with the hassle of their customer support. It's pretty c rappy that routinely dealing with customer service and fighting for your price is actually a part of the subscription...

Great Great Great. Great. Great. Great Great. Great

It’s nice to have when you can enjoy it, and we used this for family nights to provide background noise without leaving a tv show on and being constantly distracted. We heard a few familiar songs and several new ones, and since we streamed it through the tv the artists’ names are right there if you’re curious. It’s a good mix to keep everyone happy and much more eclectic than traditional radio.

If you're on the road a lot like me, Sirius is almost a requirement. I don't use nearly as many channels as I probably should but a few go a long way...Road Trip Radio is one of the best on the mid-tier plan. I've had Sirius for seven years now and it's a great alternative to limited in-car music and isn't otherwise subject to cell tower dead zones if you're thinking of doing only internet radio...and there are a lot of dead zones along my normal routes.

I’ve never had Sirius Xm and it’s nice that this allows you the opportunity to try it out on your new google home and google assistant. The only downside of the perk is that you have to be a ‘new member’ to Sirius xm which i don’t think is great for users who want to immediately try out different apps that google assistant has to offer.

I have always enjoyed Sirius XM service as I am often in rural areas while traveling. I'm often frustrated by losing a radio station's signal and this enables seamless, worry free music/talk all day and night. I will say that calling to cancel a trial is not as easy as one would think. Plan on spending 15 minutes on the phone while trying to cancel. Overall, the service is great, loss of 1 star for the difficulty/timeframe to cancel.