SiriusXM Wi-Fi Sound Station - Black

I originally purchased the TTR2 and love it, and I recently purchased this model for another part of the house and love it as well- To really benefit from the radio you need to be an All Access subscriber to access all the SiriusXM channels on this radio via WIFI connection, which includes the xtra channels, On Demand, and Pandora. The radio is easy to use, the remote has all the basic features on it- (You do need to use the front panel for the Pandora functionality- (Which is not a big deal), and also this model does have the capability of using a rechargeable battery (Available at Gracedigital.com for a option charge) to listen without the need for AC power.

Excellent XMSirrus radio. You must have an account or it will not work. Speaker quality is very good. Follow directions for setup. A firmware update will occur before you can use it. You will have to connect to your wifi using your password and then enter your XMSirrus user name and password. After that setup your stations you like to listen to. We listen to ours every evening while sitting out on our deck.

I’m writing this because previous reviews give this product a bad rap. This radio does exactly what it is designed to do, stream SiriusXM radio via WiFi. You need a subscription for it to work. One thing, after logging into your WiFi it will go through a firmware update. Once finished, it rebooted the radio but did not attach to my WiFi. I needed to unplug and re-plug in the radio (hard reboot) and everything worked fine.

Had to get this since SiriusXM stopped support/streaming for the original TTR1. Overall, very pleased. Sound is decent, and has all the bells and whistles you can ask for. Recommend....

Nice sound, easy set up. Exactly what we were looking for on the lanai

I purchased it for my Aunt & Uncle who are a little up there in age so they could listen to their 50's channel! They love it!!

Good internet radio for Sirius/XM. Easy to set up. Decent sound.

Nice radio, but only works for the Sirius Extra channels. If you want to listen to the flagship channels like Sixties on 6, 70’s on 7, etc. you are out of luck. All of these channels only play for approximately 5-10 seconds, then disconnect and try to reconnect for anther 30 seconds, the the process constantly repeats itself rendering these channels unlistenable. I worked with Sirius technical support, they are aware of the problem and said it would be fixed with a firmware update. This was several weeks ago, and nothing yet. Sadly there does not seem to be any home internet radios that will work properly since the 1st generation TT1 radio, which worked great for about 6 years before it stopped working. If you want to listen at home to the channels I listed above, avoid this radio.