No longer can you program 3 different banks of 10 favorite channels, each with it`s own button to push

The ability record multiple channels is great

While scrolling you have to see the channel icon and/or number of the channel you want on a very small screen and then press another button to select it

You can add favorite channels, but accessing them is not nearly as easy as with the Inno

XM channels are now polluted with insipid talking

I also like the 5 channel always record feature as well as the advance scheduler and recorder features

I'm in, what my favorite channels are and then redo all my scheduled recordings.

The XMP3 requires you to hit the menu button and scroll to the "favorites" option, then click again, then scroll to the favorite channel and click again

Now there is one bank of up to 99 favorite channels which you have to scroll through to find the one you want

You can add favorite channels, but accessing them is not nearly as easy as with the Inno

The price is high but then it works as it is supposed to.

Everything works as it should and no change with the features or operation of the basic radio over the last hundreds (thousands?) of hours it has been on

The navigation could be improved as it takes several clicks of different buttons to get to the

It is very small and light, acquires an excellent signal, has reasonable battery life (I have been getting the advertised 4-5 hours per charge), and many interesting features (which I haven't fully exploited as yet).