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For those times when you’re driving in the middle of nowhere, and your ‘52 Studebaker can’t pull in any AM radio stations. Otherwise, since the advent of smartp
by mikestew 3y ago
For those times when you’re driving in the middle of nowhere, and your ‘52 Studebaker can’t pull in any AM radio stations. Otherwise, since the advent of smartphones, I have no idea how Sirius stays in business. Live sports, I guess.
I’ve had satellite radio, and when I think of SiriusXm, at the front of my mind is what a pain in the ass it is to cancel. We bought a new car this year, and I didn’t even activate the free trial because I didn’t want the hassle of canceling later. Think about that: the UX is so bad, there are customers that won’t even use it if you give it to them.
- SoftTalker 3y agoIn a car, I find the radio to be far easier to use than fumbling around with my phone. I've never had SiriusXM so can't comment on that specifically, but I never use my phone for music in the car, I just turn on the radio.