Time to test all of the best laser jammers from AntiLaser, Escort, Stinger, TMG, Adaptiv, and K40 to find out which one performs the best! In this test we’re going to focus purely on performance. For more information, check out my complete comparison review of all the best laser jammers.
Doing a shootout with the Spectre Elite is a quick and easy way to find out how far away it can detect different radar detectors. However, I’ve found that those results don’t necessarily translate into what you’ll experience in real life. It’s a difficult worst case scenario test, but when an officer is driving past you …
Uniden R7 ($599)
Best performing windshield radar detector, arrows, very popular
Escort Max 360c ($649)
All the bells and whistles, arrows, plug-and-play, easiest to use
Radenso Pro M ($449)
Long range, best BSM filtering, best MRCD/CT detection capabilities
Valentine One w/ JBV1 or V1Driver ($449)
Arrows, innovative third party apps
Uniden R3 ($349)
Best radar detector under $400
Uniden DFR9 ($185, coupon code VORTEX)
Best radar detector under $200
Escort Max Ci ($1999, $2399 w/ arrows)
Integrated, automated, and refined radar detector
Radenso RC M ($1599, $1849 w/ arrows)
Best future-proof remote RD, can integrate with ALP, best BSM filtering, MRCD support
Net Radar DSP ($649, $1149 w/ arrows)
Best inexpensive remote radar detector, integrates with AntiLaser Priority
AntiLaser Priority ($839 Dual, $1339 Quad)
The best performing and most recommended laser jammer on the market
Escort ZW5 ($849 Dual)
Wireless laser jammers that integrate with windshield mount Escort radar detectors
TMG Alpha-15 ($629 Dual, $819 Quad)
Inexpensive laser jammer (Save $70 with coupon “VortexRadar”)
Adaptiv TPX ($495 Dual, $675 Triple)
Designed for motorcycles (Save 10% with coupon “Vortex”)
