Today at the CTIA trade show in New Orleans, U.S. manufacturer of speedcam warning devices Cobra is announcing the the iRAD 200, a dash-mounted unit that pairs via Bluetooth with the free Android or iOS Cobra iRadar app.
Once connected to the mobile app, Cobra's community-sharing capabilities allow users to report and alert other iRadar users to live police, caution areas, and photo enforcement areas nearby.
The device is said to detect “all radar and laser guns on the market, offering 360-degree coverage for full protection on all sides.“
IRAD 200 can also be used as a standalone device. Without the app, the Detection Unit's large, crisp speaker delivers clear audio alerts to all radar and laser signals, and features a City/Highway mode that reduces false alerts in urban areas. Its City Mode setting automatically filters out unwanted false alerts caused by automatic door openers, while Highway Mode ensures maximum protection range and immediate alerts.
This new Cobra iRadar costs $129.95 and will be available in June at more than 45,000 points of distribution across the U.S., said Cobra.
Once connected to the mobile app, Cobra's community-sharing capabilities allow users to report and alert other iRadar users to live police, caution areas, and photo enforcement areas nearby.
The device is said to detect “all radar and laser guns on the market, offering 360-degree coverage for full protection on all sides.“
IRAD 200 can also be used as a standalone device. Without the app, the Detection Unit's large, crisp speaker delivers clear audio alerts to all radar and laser signals, and features a City/Highway mode that reduces false alerts in urban areas. Its City Mode setting automatically filters out unwanted false alerts caused by automatic door openers, while Highway Mode ensures maximum protection range and immediate alerts.
This new Cobra iRadar costs $129.95 and will be available in June at more than 45,000 points of distribution across the U.S., said Cobra.
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