SIRIUS radio and MP3s, wherever you go

The SIRIUS Stiletto 2 satellite radio lets you receive the full spectrum of SIRIUS music, sports, entertainment, and talk radio anywhere you can receive a satellite signal. And you can load the Stiletto 2 with MP3 and WMA files when you're ready for your old favorites.

Storage galore

The Stiletto 2 stores up to 100 hours of content, and you can download and manage MP3 and WMA files with the included My SIRIUS Studio software. A microSD card slot lets you take along additional MP3 and WMA files for hours of entertainment.

Full-color screen

The Stiletto 2's full-color screen displays channel, artist, and song information, and sports logos pop up when you use Sports Alert to track your favorite teams. When you place the Stiletto 2 in its optional home dock, you can set the screen to scroll large text that you can see from across the room.

Wi-Fi® capability

The Stiletto 2 offers enhanced Wi-Fi capability, so you can hear live SIRIUS broadcasts in large building and other places that may not receive a strong satellite signal. If you're in range of an accessible Wi-Fi signal, you can stream live SIRIUS Radio over the internet, including music channels, Howard Stern, and more. Streaming doubles the Stiletto's battery life compared to listening to live SIRIUS in portable mode.

Add depth to your music

Built-in SRS® Audio Enhancement settings make it possible to tweak the sound of SIRIUS and your digital music. The added bass and sharper highs will fill out sound lost in compressed music.

On the road or at home

In the package, you'll get a pair of earbuds and a set of headphones with a built-in antenna, as well as a home charger. The internal battery keeps the Stiletto 2 powered for up to four hours when you're on the go. For use in your car, you'll need an optional car kit. SIRIUS also offers a home kit and powered speaker system so you can use the Stiletto 2 anywhere.

Note: A subscription to SIRIUS is also required. Satellite radio service is available only within Canada and the lower 48 states — not available in Hawaii. Limited service is available in Alaska and Puerto Rico.