Reviews of the Blaupunkt America SR04 (Sirius)
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CNET Review
The Good: Ultracompact Sirius satellite radio receiver; high-gloss black finish and deep-blue display look cool; wireless FM transmitter.
The Bad: The controls' ergonomics take getting used to.
The Bottom Line: The renowned German radio manufacturer's first Sirius satellite radio, the Blaupunkt America SR04 looks and sounds cool but suffers from a few operational quirks.
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alaTest.com
Review Summary: Experts rate this product 66/100 and users 55/100. Comparing these reviews to 20925 other Satellite Receivers reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 61/100 = Good.
Manufacturer: The Bosch Group
Part number: America
General
- Product Type Sirius satellite radio tuner
- Recommended Use Car
- Width 4.7 in
- Depth 1.1 in
- Height 3.1 in
Audio System
- Sound output mode Stereo
- Audio system built-in display LCD
- Display illumination color Blue
- Multicolor display No
- Display dimmer Yes
- Clock Yes (digital)
- Additional features Built-in FM transmitter
Radio
- Station preset qty 12
- FM station preset qty 12
Satellite Radio
- Satellite radio type Sirius satellite radio tuner
- Satellite radio antenna External
- Satellite radio tuning display LCD
- Satellite radio preset station qty 30
Miscellaneous
- Included accessories Antenna, Car power adapter, Mounting hardware
- Cables Included Audio cable
Manufacturer Warranty
- Service & support type 1 year warranty
- Service & Support Details Limited warranty - Parts and labor - 1 year
Remote Control
- Remote control type Remote control
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