Long-range legends, enthusiast favorites and budget workhorses from three decades of highway driving, with a few brand-new flagships thrown in. Which one earns your vote?
1Escort Passport 8500Escort's 1990s-2000s long-range detector that became the default recommendation for a generation of highway drivers.
2Escort Passport MaxEscort's high-end windshield detector known for long range and a Ka-band focus.
3Escort Max 360Escort's GPS-equipped detector with automatic lockouts and Bluetooth app alerts.
4Escort Redline 360cEscort's current flagship with Wi-Fi updates and aggressive false-alert filtering.
5Valentine OneThe long-running enthusiast detector famous for its front and rear arrows.
6Valentine 1 Gen2Valentine's updated detector with smartphone control and fine-grained tuning.
7Uniden R3Uniden's long-range detector favored by drivers who put range first.
8Uniden R8wUniden's windshield-mount flagship with built-in GPS and Wi-Fi.
9Uniden DFR7Uniden's popular mid-priced detector with GPS and an OLED display.
10Beltronics RX65A classic Beltronics detector from the era when Escort and Beltronics dominated the market.
11Whistler Pro-78Whistler's well-regarded budget-friendly detector from the 2000s.
12Cobra RAD 700iCobra's current flagship with built-in GPS, lockouts and a color OLED display.
13Cobra RAD 490iCobra's cloud-connected mid-range detector priced under $200.
14Radenso XPRadenso's value-priced detector popular with online enthusiasts.
15Radenso DS1Radenso's long-range windshield detector aimed at enthusiasts.


















