Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this for my semi truck. I love it! Its one of the best additions I've made to my daily life.

I already have one and needed another. It will be one I can move from one place to another.

So far very satisfied with the new radio I had installed on my 2007 Goldwing motorcycle.

I had a Onyx ER and upgraded to the TOUR radio and by far it was a wise decision. I get way more stations.

I’ve had XM for many years, and over the years I’ve had various XM radio systems and had vehicles with it build into the radio from the factory. I recently bought a 2021 Hyundai (base model) that did not have satellite radio built in from the factory, so I bought this system to cover my needs. Sadly, this is the worst system I’ve owned. It is extremely slow, and in my opinion is not all that user friendly. Many reviews are positive, so maybe I got a bad one, but for me, this system is not worth the money. I have already ordered a different model and will be starting the return process online tonight.

It only gets one station. Don’t recommend. Look for another product.

This is a really good radio. The software is a little slow but it makes up for it with all the features it has.

If you get this on sale buy it. Cool little device. The screen is way to touch sensitive almost got in a few car accidents. Seems to be that it has to have constant internet connection for updates signal and whatever else.

Love these. It's a a mini tablet just for audio which is perfect and the boom box to carry around. All is great

I have been a SiriusXM subscriber for over 20 years and have had about 10 different devices over the years. The Tour with 360L is the most recent in the line of Wi-Fi enabled radios, following the Lynx Wi-Fi and Stiletto models. My disappointment with the Tour is the way it's features are marketed. More on that in a moment. The Tour is a very capable Sirius Radio with a beautiful touch screen interface. Installation is easy, especially if this is replacing an already installed Dock & Play model like the Onyx series. Just slide the old device out of the dock and slide the Tour in. The display is the largest yet with a clear, easy to read display. The interface is responsive and mostly intuitive navigating between channels. I really like the Linear tuning, similar to Apple’s Cover Flow. Simply swipe left or right on the screen to move between channels. Channels are added to the favorite screen by touching the star once a channel is selected. You can also tune directly to your favorite channel number by tapping the number on the main display or the direct tune button in the linear mode. It really doesn't get any easier. The other outstanding feature for the Tour is the addition of Bluetooth connectivity. You can skip the aux cable now and connect directly to any Bluetooth enabled head unit, headphones or speakers. Bluetooth also provides the now playing data so on my Kenwood stereo, the what's playing also displays on the stereo display. The Aux Out and FM transmitter is also available for those who need it. My only real complaint with the Sirius Tour unit is the time it takes to boot up, one minute, 30 seconds. This seems to be an issue with all of the Wi-Fi enabled radios and perhaps there will be a firmware upgrade down the road that helps speed it up as has been done in the past. Unlike older Sirius models, the Tour does not come with a vehicle remote, although the touch interface is easier to use if the unit is within reach. The optional home dock does come with a remote, two actually, one specifically for the Tour and one for older devices like the Onyx series. The part I struggle with is the way the Tour is marketed with Wi-Fi connectivity and 360L streaming. There are features on the Tour that require Wi-Fi, like the voice commands, On-Demand and Pandora integration. While all these features work as advertised and are nice to have, I just don't understand why, if you have to connect to a vehicle hotspot, like your phone, you wouldn't just use the IOS or Android app to accomplish the same task. Your phone is most likely already connected to your vehicle via Bluetooth, just use the Sirius and Pandora apps. My cellular plan includes unlimited data but has a limit on hotspot data so it could possibly cost me more to connect the Tour with my phone’s hotspot than just using the Sirius app. You can also connect the Tour directly to your vehicle’s built-in Wi-Fi service if it has it but I would make the assumption if your vehicle is new enough to have built-in Wi-Fi, the stereo already includes built-in Sirius as well. My last thought on the Wi-Fi aspect is the Pandora integration. Sirius’s acquisition of Pandora has added a ton of content to associated Sirius channels and has definitely added value to Sirius subscribers. Integration has been in the phone app for some time and is nice if you want to hear a specific artist’s catalog but again, having the full app on your phone beats the limited access through the Tour or Sirius app. With the home dock mentioned above, it's easy to carry the Tour between your vehicle and home or office, it just slides easily in and out of both, as do all of the Dock & Play devices. This sounds great in practice and I used to do it when I had the Stiletto many years ago, however, with many subscribers now also using home assistants like Google and Alexa, simply saying “Alexa: Play SiriusXM Hits One” is more convenient than having to schlep a radio from car to home/office, connecting the dock to your stereo or speakers just doesn’t make sense anymore. There is one accessory that I do like and have gotten much use from and that is the optional boom box. I use this regularly when I’m camping and there is little to no cell signal. Being able to listen to satellite radio in the middle of nowhere is pretty awesome. I gave the SiriusXM Tour 5 stars because it does everything it's supposed to do and I really do like the display, it's the best yet. I would like for Sirius to not have advertised all the features as working cohesively and having to use the caveat that says * this feature requires Wi-Fi. I would rather they focus on a more thorough Pandora integration, matching the app you probably already have on your phone. Also, I would like to have lyrics scroll on this great screen, similar to how Amazon does it on their Echo Show line of devices. I really like the Sirius Tour, I just can't readily recommend it to a friend. Consider how you listen to your content then consider your options. Do your homework, and purchase what's best for you. The Sirius Tour may be exactly what you’re looking for, maybe it's not.

It's very slow to turn on. That's the only flaw. Other wise I LOVE it

Signal kept dropping no matter where I placed the antenna

Saw this and just had to upgrade. Sirius always has great products.

Great radio. This makes my 3rd one since I became a member back in 2005. Works great, looks great!!

I love using this I listen to music all the time when I’m driving and when I’m at home

great product would get another if any of my other radios should die

Works great love the new radio stations no commercials plenty to chose from

Bought this for my boyfriend - it was exactly what he wanted!

Is A cool device to stream different stations it’s a goal to get one

Great radio station, perfect for a new truck love that radio