Review on 🚨 Radenso XP Radar Detector: Ultimate Protection with False Alert Filtering, GPS Lockouts, Red Light & Speed Camera Alerts, USA Technical Support by Ashutosh Takumatla

Radenso XP Radar and Laser Detector with GPS Lock and Red Light Voice Alerts/Speed Camera OK. I don't usually do product reviews on Revain because I'm usually too busy, don't feel like typing, or generally the product works as I expect it to. Let's get to this week. I triggered the Radenso XP radar and laser detector for my new M3. brainwashed into believing it's an illegal product when it's not a V1 or Escort. This is a blatant lie. After constantly struggling with false laser warnings in my new BMW with V1 and Escort 360 Max, I decided that I either (A) live without a speed camera detector because the number of FALSE warnings I received caused me to ignore almost every warning that might have happened to them, or (B) I tried something new. On the forums (Vortex, Bimmerpost, etc.) I decided to try Radenso XP and Pro-M. I actually had a couple of friends who both loved their XP and Pro-M, so I was able to borrow them for a week each to see if the Radenso lived up to its advertisement as "the world's quietest radar detector". ". Guess what. I think. Both the XP and Pro-M were so quiet that I often had to check to see if they were on. And when a real threat emerged, the range in both was excellent. Best of all: NOT A SINGLE LASER ALARM FALSE! The Pro-M is now more expensive but has a longer range. But hey, I'm not a fan of radar and haven't analyzed the distance in meters it will detect compared to XP. I was just grateful they worked. And actually both worked well. The XP was a bit larger and didn't have as much reach as the Pro-M, but I liked its design and the fact that the buttons were a bit larger and further apart, and I found them easier to press. I had to make a difficult life decision: choose XP or Pro-M. For myself, I made a decision mainly based on the practicality, functionality and cost of the device. all those boxes ticked. Also, I decided to order a blendmount for Radenso XP, and the unit was hardwired to my machine by FyneTuned in Cincinnati. that the keys were slightly larger, further apart and easier for me to press. I had to make a difficult life decision: choose XP or Pro-M. For myself, I made a decision mainly based on the practicality, functionality and cost of the device. all those boxes ticked. I also decided to order a blendmount for the Radenso XP and the unit was hardwired to my machine from FyneTuned in Cincinnati. that the keys were slightly larger, further apart and easier for me to press. I had to make a difficult life decision: choose XP or Pro-M. For myself I have a decision mainly based on practicality, functionality and cost of the device. all those boxes ticked. I also decided to order a blendmount for the Radenso XP and the unit was hardwired to my machine from FyneTuned in Cincinnati.