There are over 70 channels to choose from that you can listen to no matter where you are at the moment at any time of the day. The miraculous thing about satellite radio channels is there are no static at all.

You will most likely unable to encounter any form of static with a satellite radio service. It makes use of digital technology so you can delight in receiving crystal clear signals.

There is one special feature that is very exciting about satellite radio because apart from receiving the actual radio program, there is an influx of data consisting of the information regarding the song being played, the tiles, the artist and the name of the album being send along as well.

If you happen to hear a wonderful song and wish to know the name of the song and the artist, a glance at the display panel will reveal the answers you are looking for.

The good news is they are totally raw and uncensored! You can listen to your favorite songs without the irritating beep sounds. There will be news about the traffic conditions and weather updates periodically.

You can use this to plan your journey home taking roads which are less congested. You can rely on satellite radio to give you the information you need in times of a national emergency.

If you still feel that you shouldn't have to waste money paying for a service that you can get for free, think of the times you lost to infomercials and lousy programs from those free terrestrial stations. Even the traditional radio is not free.

You have to listen to commercials being aired that lasts for about five minutes or so before you finally hear the song you want. The best part is it costs only 13 bucks to get rid of all these unwanted commercials.

Soon subscribers can watch video too! Take note that Sirius and XM services seem to have plans to include this. It should be pleasure to know that you can now listen to a long session of pleasurable music on satellite radio without being interrupted by messages from advertisers that you have heard dozens of times and probably aren't interested anyway.