plc268
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- Jun 2, 2015
- Threads
- 31
- Messages
- 1,853
- Reaction score
- 648
- Location
- Central Texas
- First Name
- Patrick
- Vehicle(s)
- 2015 Mustang GT Premium Race Red
Yea, it works well. You have to set your expectations accordingly though. Running it doesn't give you some kind of invisibility cloak . It's not going to save you if you speed by a cop who doesn't have his radar on... also not going to save you if a cop is sitting on the highway and intermittently turning on the radar to check the speed of random cars (although, you may pick up a brief warning if they activate the radar in front of you on another car). Also note, it will NOT protect you if the police use laser (lidar). The escort will detect it, but if you get nailed with laser and were speeding, you might as well just pull over and wait for the cop to show up. There's methods to defeat it, but it's also expensive.Does it work pretty well? Is it worthy of the $600 tag and the freat reviews it has received?
Is it worth it? Maybe. If it prevents you from getting just one speeding ticket, I'd say its worth it. If anything it's great at is alerting you of a police presence in an area, and it makes sure you don't do anything stupid.
Also, if you're going to spend that kind of money, get their updated version, the passport 360... it will also alert you in what direction the radar is coming from. They're a bit overpriced, but the passport max radars require very little fiddling with them to get them right. There's other and cheaper options that may be better, but you're kinda paying what I call the "apple tax" with the escort radars: more money for something that works out of the box.
Sponsored