The other negative is the bad portable reception, unless you wear the painful headphones included with a satellite antenna on the top of the arch.

Four stars only because of the unusable antenna headphones, no Macintosh compatibility for the Yahoo Music Service/MP3 transfer, and the fact that you can't use the remote control directly with the unit (has to be plugged into the home or car kit)

Oh and the headphones ARE painful because they are solid plastic and they feel like a vice after a while

The Bad:-As others have said, the headphones stink.

The receiver headphones are bulky, the earpieces are fixed position and not that comfortable.

The Bad:-As others have said, the headphones stink.

The portable headphones have lousy reception, as in I'm traveling down a highway with blue skies above me and poor reception with the portable antenna because there are trees 200 feet from the road

Most uncomfortable headphones you can imagine

Other cons:-The antenna headphones are clunky and uncomfortable.-You cannot have the power adapter and antenna headphones plugged in at the same time

You would think that the antenna would be inside the system, but no, it is in the headphones, which means if you lose the headphones, you're screwed.

Unlike the Samsung Nexus (XM) which can't receive live satellite without the aid of a passport (and a docking station of some form) this can receive the live Sirius feed through its internal antenna or the rigid headphones

I can wirelessly control the docked Stiletto via remote extender from anywhere in the house, broadcasting the Stiletto to a Sennheiser wireless transmitter and listening to the output on wireless speakers or wireless Sennheiser headphones anywhere as well

Not only do these thingslook like something from a bad sci-fi movie, they are also the least comfortable headphones I have ever tried