Review on Escort MAX360C Laser Radar Detector: WiFi, Bluetooth Enabled, 🚔 360° Protection, Long Range, Voice Alerts, OLED Display, Live, Black by Brent Borseth

This radar detector is said to have the same performance as the Max 360. To verify this, you can look at many video reviews on other sites. Essentially, its performance is equal to or better than the Valentine V1. The arrows are the key to the detector. Once you've used the arrows, it's difficult to return to a detector that doesn't show you the direction of the threat. It also has GPS to block false alarms from shops and other non-police fixed signals. The GPS also shows your current speed, and when connected via Bluetooth to Wi-Fi or a tracking app, it gives you the current speed limit on the road. It will not know if there is a reduced speed zone for roadworks or traffic hazards. It will tell you when you've exceeded the speed limit (you can set it directly to the speed limit or warn you when you slightly exceed it). Here are the differences between this MAX 360C and the regular MAX 360WiFi: It is the main complement to the detector. If you have a Wi-Fi connection as part of your vehicle, you can connect it to your vehicle and it will always be connected to Live Escort without having to open the app. It will also ask for updates if there is an update. It can update both the Defender database and the firmware over Wi-Fi. It won't do it automatically. First he will ask you not to miss the threats. Since it's connecting to a live stream it will do everything it's doing live, get alerts from other drivers, report threats to the cloud, etc. It still has bluetooth so it can still connect that way, if you don't have auto wifi, hotspot or tethering for that matter. Screen: Both have an OLED screen and both are the same size. The one on the MAX 360C is slightly lighter and uses a different font. The border around the speed limit and your speed has also been removed on C, so the numbers are larger. Arrows: Arrows are now located around the perimeter of the detector and larger. Now they are more visible and stand out better. Size: The C is much smaller and doesn't take up as much windshield real estate as the MAX 360. Sound: The sound hasn't changed from the C, but it's only a hair's breadth quieter to me at full volume. Attachment: The Glue Cup now uses a fully magnetic attachment. This is the same sticky mug but with a magnet instead of a blade. The magnets look like they're part of a sticky mug rather than a detector. I haven't checked if the detector has magnets but I know they are on the mount. Buttons: The buttons are in different places and feel firmer. The mute button is now in the middle of the front row instead of on the right. Case: There are no more openings in the case, except for the holes for the speaker at the bottom. Power Cord: Includes power cord with USB connector. so you can charge another device slowly. Price: MSRP is $699 compared to the $649 MSRP for the MAX 360. The MAX 360 is cheaper than $649 online, which widens the current price difference. I sold my 360 to get this and am happy with my choice.