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Cobra Road Scout
2-in-1 Radar Detector and Dash Camera Driver Alert System
The Cobra Road Scout offers an innovative 2-in-1 driver alert solution. Designed with intelligent sensors that monitor and detect road threats combined with a high definition dash cam to capture unexpected moments.
Radar Detector
With intelligent, long-range radar/laser detection designed to scout road threats ahead, ability to lock out false alerts, a GPS database with location-based alerts including red light cameras, speed cameras and other road threats, the Road Scout driver alert system delivers - big.
Dash Camera
Capture the road ahead with the Cobra Road Scout's crystal clear Full HD 1080p dash cam. This camera is optimized for day or night recording, includes G-sensor impact detection and continuous loop recording, and is Wi-Fi enabled to view, edit, and share videos from your smartphone.
What's In The Box
Everything you need to start driving smarter.
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Accurate Driver Alert System
With intelligent radar and laser sensors, with long range capability to detect threats ahead.
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Capture Unexpected Moments
This full HD 1080p Dash Cam with a 154° field of view offers crystal clear resolution.
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Enhanced Night Vision
Video optimized for both day and night recording.
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Continuous Loop Recording
Never miss a moment with continuous video recording.
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Fantastic, long range detector
I use the detector inside the windshield of my motorcycle. It picks up a lot farther than my husband’s Passport (in all fairness, it’s much older and my husband doesn’t give it the best line of sight.) I like how I can exclude radars common to other vehicles that would set it off. Sometimes I can’t hear the beeps because of music playing in my helmet but it also lights up and catches my attention. It tells me my speed which is neither here nor there and in most major roads it knows the speed limit and tries to alert me but since I’m not riding with my glasses to see up close, that function is a wash. The built in camera is really great. Very clear and even the sound recording is great. I didn’t know it would do that until my husband played it on a computer and I could hear myself singing. (I’m not a songbird. 😁) The magnetic catch is really strong and I’ve only had it fall off one time when I hit a seriously bad pot hole in a construction zone. It shook the whole bike so badly, it’s a wonder I didn’t fall off. But since the detector is connected by its power cord, I was able to grab it up and click it back in place. I love this detector so much, I’m buying a second one to replace my husband’s older Passport.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2023
I use the detector inside the windshield of my motorcycle. It picks up a lot farther than my husband’s Passport (in all fairness, it’s much older and my husband doesn’t give it the best line of sight.) I like how I can exclude radars common to other vehicles that would set it off. Sometimes I can’t hear the beeps because of music playing in my helmet but it also lights up and catches my attention. It tells me my speed which is neither here nor there and in most major roads it knows the speed limit and tries to alert me but since I’m not riding with my glasses to see up close, that function is a wash. The built in camera is really great. Very clear and even the sound recording is great. I didn’t know it would do that until my husband played it on a computer and I could hear myself singing. (I’m not a songbird. 😁) The magnetic catch is really strong and I’ve only had it fall off one time when I hit a seriously bad pot hole in a construction zone. It shook the whole bike so badly, it’s a wonder I didn’t fall off. But since the detector is connected by its power cord, I was able to grab it up and click it back in place. I love this detector so much, I’m buying a second one to replace my husband’s older Passport.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2019
This replaced my old Escort Passport 8500; I wanted something newer and with a dashcam without adding another device to my windshield. I installed this and then drove ~500 miles over the holiday weekend. Installation was very quick and easy, and app setup was pretty intuitive.
First impressions are very favorable - the device is more accurate than my old unit (which I left in place for part of my drive for comparison purposes). It picked up several signals ten or so seconds quicker than the old machine. I also like the easy access to hard buttons on the face of the device to mark fixed radar locations or to mute; this is a lot easier to use compared to buttons on the top that cannot be seen while driving.
The iRadar app is good too - it provides a pretty easy to use interface to set the detector up the way you prefer (I live in a city so I turned X-band off immediately). You can also pick and choose which segments of other bands to include or ignore.
There is a pretty big difference in volume between the voice alerts and the regular alerts though; I'd like these to be better balanced. As it is, the voice alerts are much quieter than the standard signals. Maybe I can balance these mysef, but I've not yet figured out how to do so.
*UPDATE - Looks like there is a firmware update that addresses the volume issue. I'm testing it out this weekend, but so far it seems to fix this problem*
In general though I'm very happy with the purchase. Works better than my old device, the app is super slick, especially in cities where the crowd-sourced info has a lot of users, and the controls are easier to access and use. Time will tell whether it truly is as effective but it's off to a good start.
First impressions are very favorable - the device is more accurate than my old unit (which I left in place for part of my drive for comparison purposes). It picked up several signals ten or so seconds quicker than the old machine. I also like the easy access to hard buttons on the face of the device to mark fixed radar locations or to mute; this is a lot easier to use compared to buttons on the top that cannot be seen while driving.
The iRadar app is good too - it provides a pretty easy to use interface to set the detector up the way you prefer (I live in a city so I turned X-band off immediately). You can also pick and choose which segments of other bands to include or ignore.
There is a pretty big difference in volume between the voice alerts and the regular alerts though; I'd like these to be better balanced. As it is, the voice alerts are much quieter than the standard signals. Maybe I can balance these mysef, but I've not yet figured out how to do so.
*UPDATE - Looks like there is a firmware update that addresses the volume issue. I'm testing it out this weekend, but so far it seems to fix this problem*
In general though I'm very happy with the purchase. Works better than my old device, the app is super slick, especially in cities where the crowd-sourced info has a lot of users, and the controls are easier to access and use. Time will tell whether it truly is as effective but it's off to a good start.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2022
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