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I rented a car for a long trip that had a Sirius (or XM, is there a difference?) subscription, and I really liked it - no dropouts in hilly areas where my phone
by Johnny555 7y ago
I rented a car for a long trip that had a Sirius (or XM, is there a difference?) subscription, and I really liked it - no dropouts in hilly areas where my phone loses cell signal, and their curated content was a nice change of pace from my own playlists.
If my car had a satellite receiver, I'd probably subscribe to it for my commute.
- PretzelFisch 7y agoSirius and XM merged into SiriusXM programing wise today there is no difference between the two bands and mostly XM is pushed because its a superior signal/sat system.