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EARHUGGER EH-101R, EAR CLIP HEADPHONES RED
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Take a listen to our latest innovation, the Pioneer inno. Small in size, big on features, it's the first satellite radio that plays MP3s and WMAs. You heard right; now you can select and record from over 170 crystal-clear channels of live XM radio or play your own MP3/WMA mix. Anytime you want, at home or on the road, hear talk radio, college sports, Major League Baseball, NASCAR and any kind of music you choose. That's unheard of variety and options. And innovation, now available with the Pioneer inno. Create your own playlists / Manage playlists and files without a computer Bookmark the songs you like and purchase with XM + Napster Schedule recordings in advance, so you never miss your favorite programs Artists and TuneSelect alerts you when your favorite song or artists is played Unit Weight 128 Grams ( 4.5 ounces); Actual Size 2.2 W x 3.7 H x 0.6 D Portable Satellite Radio Warranty 1 Year Parts and Labor Rechargeable Battery Warranty 90 Days Parts and Labor Rechargeable battery power rating - Battery Capacity 1750 mAh / Life per charge - Battery Time 15 Hours Playback time / 5 Hours Live XM System Requirements for CD/ROM Applications Windows XP or Windows 2000. Internal Explorer 5.1 or higher, Windows Media Player 9 or higher, minimum of 67 MB RAM, 13 MB hard-drive space. The following Operation Systems are not supported - Windows 95, 98, NT, ME and Mac OS Complies with XM2Go 1-Year Limited Warranty XM service requires subscription with XM satellite radio network Optional car and home kits available
Customer Reviews:
Great radio, great reception!.......2007-12-26
I specifically bought this unit for my wife as a holiday gift because she has a lot of trouble receiving traditional radio at work. The reviews I'd read about the reception were a mixed bag, but more positive than not, so I gave it a try.
We hooked it up at home yesterday and I deliberately set up the external antenna as close to the center of the house as possible (but still facing south) to minimize satellite exposure. Three bars of signal popped up first try. A good sign! She tried it today at work, where she has a cubicle near the center of a large building with a lot of metal in the walls, and still got a solid three bars. Success!
With the little nub of an antenna on the unit itself we got no signal at all indoors, but that external one seems to be quite effective. All of the other features work just as advertised, no downers there, it was the reception that was my primary concern. On that basis alone I'd recommend this unit, as once you get into actual content and controls all these receivers seem about the same. She already has an iPod so the MP3 features aren't really of interest.
As for ergonomics she's not very techy but quickly understood the main functions and how to get to the content she wanted. The interface seems intuitive with the major stuff near the top-level menus so you don't quickly get drawn into dead ends looking for a feature. She had a spot of trouble mistakenly disabling the remote (I still don't know how that happened) but a quick reset fixed it right up.
It might be a bit premature doing a review with only a day's experience with the unit, but I'm pleased enough thus far to want to pass it along. Next will be installing the in-car kit.
No signal.......2007-12-25
I have XM IN my Honda and it works great anywhere I go so I bought the Inno thniking I could get satellite at home. The Inno gets a very weak to no signalat home either with the unit antenna or with the supplied esternal antenna. I've tried going outside and pointing the external in all directions to no avail. The inno works great in downtown San Antonio, but not in the burgs. Is there any way to test the signal or a website that gives this kind of signal strength information before you buy?
Love the Inno2.......2007-11-08
I've owned the pioneer inno2 for about a month now.
My uses:
70% listening to news/financial news during my commute
10% listening to commercial free radio
10% listening to songs I recorded from xm radio
10% listening to my own songs, or songs I've bought via napster/xm software
My location: San Diego, CA - North County Coastal region
My opinions:
- works great in the car with the car kit
- works great in my home (my antenna is 5 ft from south wall of my house)
with the home kit
- works great as an MP3 player (but I can't speak for the music
organizing or user interface since I've never owned an I-pod, or
other player), but sounds great to me, and simple enough to play the
songs I like
- works lousy as a portable, pocket carried XM receiver unless you buy
the special headset that contains an antenna loop (that was my
personal experience - though some user's have said it works great
without it)
- I love not listening to tons of annoying commercials just to get the
news
- I love the stock ticker which displays the share price of stocks and/or
indexes that you choose
- I love the fact that I can record anything I hear (music, or news) to
play back any time I want
- I love being able to record financial news that concerns me to listen
to again later (if I only caught part of the info)
- I love getting radio disney when my kids are in the car and being able
to record the songs they like
- To record, you hit the control a couple of times, and as long as you've
been tuned to that station for the length of the song, you get the
entire song even if you hit record right at the end of the song
- I love that it works as an MP3 player
- I love the portability of it, take it from my house, to car, etc.
- my recommendation is it's good if you buy all of the accessories
(car kit, home kit, antenna headset), since it works badly without
these.
- In the car, I recommend using the remote control that comes with the
car kit - it's faster and safer.
- look for a sale that has all these items bundled (I would've saved $$
if I did this from the beginning, but I thought it would work in my car
without this stuff - wrong, and assumed that it would certainly work as
a portable outdoor receiver without accessories - wrong again).
- side note: I took it with me on our trip to puerto vallarta mexico,
used it on the vacation as an MP3 player, and could still get
access to news and radio - this was great.
Good little portable.......2007-10-30
I picked this up two weeks ago at Best Buy. It was on sale for $200.00. I was going to buy on Amazon but was not sure on the sellers. Great radio. First satellite radio I have bought. I am using Sennheiser PX 100 headphones with it that I bought on Amazon and the sound just blows me away. Reception on the road is OK. I loose the signal on overpasses and if I go low into the ground or get behind an obstruction. But that is were the recorded content comes into play. Just switch over. I was going to buy the Belkin headphones but all the reviews say they are junk so I will wait on that until something better comes out. At home and in the car receiption is good. Very happy with radio.
Happy with my Inno2.......2007-10-21
I bought my Inno2 on Monday. It's my first XM radio, and I've never owned Sirius, so understand that this is a first timer's point of view.
What I *love* about this unit: You can record XM radio, and replay it later. Where I work and use the unit mostly is in an office without a way to use the required antenna for reception. Even though this unit claimes to be portable, it still won't work indoors, w/o direct line of sight to the satelite (read see the southern sky.) BUT, you can record up to 50 hours or so of XM radio. You can recored multiple sessions of different stations, which is very cool. I like liquid metal, alt rock and gangsta rap. I recored about 30 hours of music this week, brought the docking bay into my office, and listened away. You can also build custom playlists from the recorded music (from different sessions, channels, etc, mix and match as much as you like.) When you record sessions of radio, it saves the songs like MP3 - w/ artist and song and genre info. You can use this to create playlists of a particular genre, or mix and match in any way you like. You can also search for song, artist, genre - and play a particular song from whatever you recorded previously.
If you select to listen to a recorded session, it's just like listening live - has all the artist info scrolling, etc. If you make a playlist with random songs (or shuffle them) then you do have one small inconvenience - the start and end of each song will have fade in and outs of other songs mixed in. This is because when recording something that was live, they cross-faded the songes. When playing a whole recorded session, it sounds perfectly natural of course. Personaly this is rarly even noticeable when playing playlists of random songs.. But if you are a perfectionist get ready for a slight annoyance. One more note - XM is perhaps commercial free, but it still has promotional announcements and odd bits of interest (like a 2Min interviwe w/ an artist, etc.) They get saved to memory just like other songs, and you can delete them when you run across them during playback later if you are so inclined.
I would have given this unit 5 stars except that the menu system just plain makes me cry. Perhaps it's because this is my first XM unit, but coming from the MP3 player world, doing simple tasks like adding songs to a playlist are accomplish. For instance, to add music to a playlist, you dont' go to the playlist section - go to the recorded music, find the genre, pic an individual song, then select 'add to playlist' from there. If you want to add an entire genre or recorded channel's music, you do it by pretending you want to add just one song from that selection, then when you have the 'add to playlist' selected for that one song, it has an option to add them all. But I'm getting more comfortable with the menu system, and I still am very very glad I got this badboy.
The unit itself feels very solid. The buttons seem like they'll last a LONG time, there's no loose fitting parts. It's fairly well sealed, I suppose it can handle light rain or the occasional light laugh induced soda nose spray. The screen is sweet to say the least. Turn the unit on its side to put it in the docking station, and the whole screen rotates 90Degrees, as do the buttons, so that even on its side the button layout and words are properly orientated. This makes the thing feel realy well developed. The info on the display is easy to read, you can pick small or large fonts, and a stock ticker if you're big into money.
The system comes with an antenna, a docking bay, wall-plug power supply, some headphones and an adapter cord (for using the power plug without the docking bay.) The docking bay is solid, sits at a great angle to display the unit (it is tilted back just a small bit,) and the unit plugs in snug-n-easy. There is an audio-out on the docking bay, for playing through a stereo (cord included). You can use the headphone jack while the system is in the docking bay, allowing you to use the remote control's volume. The remote is great, even when using on a desk w/in reach, because you don't have to grab the whole system to change a song. The headphones are ok, but I am MUCH happier with the sound I get from my Sony $20 headphones. The included headphones are very comfortable, but have only a fair sound quality, with little bass. I've never seen a system ship with decent headphones, so this is status quoe in my book.
You can upload MP3s and such to the unit, which is plug-n-play with the provided USB cable. You can not to my knowledge play movies on it. I was trying to get away from that whole upload MP3 song and dance, so while I tested it, and it worked, I'd rather grab tens of hours of DJ provided music for literaly $13 a month. To play recorded XM radio, you have to maintain your XM radio account, of course.
While XM has something for everyone, personaly, I find that it only has probably 10-15 channels I'll ever listen too. There are 170 channels of course, but get rid of the sports and country music, the news channels, etc, and it has a comfortable selection of usable channels to keep me entertained and awake while working.
While this unit has an entenna built in, using the unit without a connected antenna (i.e. standing outside - if you turn in a cirle while listening to it in your hand, it'll probably lose signal. But in a car, home w/ the antenna in a window, or listening to pre-recorded music, it's just phenominal. SO just because it looks like a portable radio, don't expect to put it in your pocket and use it while mountain bike riding unless you'er playing pre-recorded music. From what I have heard, the antenna headphones might work ok, but I haven't tried them, nor do I plan to step back into the 1990's and have a C-Clamp strapped to my cranium once again.
I couldn't be happier with this thing all in all. It's cool, sounds great, feels solid. I figure it was worth every penny of the $200 I paid.
As a side note, the car docking bay feels pretty fragile. It hangs from the A/C or Heating Vents in your dash, it's wiggly, and bounces around a little when you go over small bumps and around corners.
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