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Pros:
- Supports every internet station I listen to or would want to listen to. Even support the Windows Media stations we have locally (not just MP3). Quick to acquire stations.
- It’s cheap. I bought it for $99 (coupon HAPPY99) from their website.
- Technical support is fast and uncomplicated.
Cons:
- It fails all the time. I suspect it’s because of the altitude of my house (7400′) causing the device to overheat. I do leave it out of my equipment cabinet to try and keep it cool, all to no avail.
- It chokes on Protected AAC files (chokes so bad it reboots).
- Difficult to add new tunes.
- A little buggy: Keeps losing its mind, forgetting its time zone.
- No way to save and restore station settings from its UI.
