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K band range similar on both though the Redline seems more erratic
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The new Redline works great and is very sensitive
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I highly recommend the Escort Redline
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There are many reviews regarding the Redline and its unreliability on Amazon.
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Also, the Redline is MUCH quieter than the V1 in regards to false alerts
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Redline is better in terms of detection early warning period.
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I purchased the 9500ix and Escort Redline (VA safe) with the intent of having that second ear or eye if you will when I drive my M5 about twice a year down from VA to SC/GA
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As it stands now, the Redline is one of the slowest detectors on the market today, and consequently, it lacks the ability to detect many types of burst radar
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The Redline gives you the peace in driving.
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So far the Redline is performing well.
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The redline is great if you do a lot of highway driving
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Redline will be better for hills and curves.
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Redline being more sensitive will give a lot more false alerts
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My criticism as to the long-term reliability of the RedLine not being as durable as some other Escort designs and the Valentine 1 has not really changed, and user reviews show the RedLine still does have some issues here
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While this mounting hardware generally works great, the Redline is significantly larger and heavier than other models, which causes it to 'bounce' at times
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* why Redline versus Passport 9500xi or Beltronics GX65?9500xi and GX65's long range detection of Ka and POP are not nearly as good as Redline's (but are still very good).
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The Redline, in comparison, is much easier to live with from day to day in the more densely populated settings
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one reviewer here knocked this Redline for being no better than others for Laser (more specifically LIDAR) detection.
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I can't say for sure (yet) that this function works, but if it does, I will consider the RedLine as my best investment in several years!
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The redline will give forwarning of police radar in the area and soon enough to slow down
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Also, Redline is about 3 times heavier than V1 and lacks directional capability ("the arrows") which I think is THE one of the selling point of V1 as it was about 25 years ago and even as of today
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The redline is by far the best of the lot
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The Redline gives way too many false alarms
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If you want quiet, consider the 9500ix which uses GPS to lock out falses, but if you want maximum range, the Redline is the best.
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The Redline feels like a tank when held in your hand
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The Redline blows them all out of the water
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Preferred Escort Redline Settings: (For better performance, longer range, faster responsiveness)Highway mode (auto reduces x & k band sensitivity & false alerting,
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The Redline is super sensitive
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Like every major purchase, I meticulously researched the Redline for months before purchasing
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one reviewer here knocked this Redline for being no better than others for Laser (more specifically LIDAR) detection.
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The RedLine is far superior when compared with my old Escort SoLo
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I immediately liked the Redline for its simplicity yet is advanced features, and I knew I wanted to stay with Escort
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Both Redline and 9500ix were quiet through this laser run, same way they were during 13 other encounters.
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Since i bought my RedLine less than 1 year ago, as long as its not water damaged or has been dropped... they will fix the detector for free
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My Redline lasted all of two weeks before it broke.
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I find the Redline to be overly sensitive in the areas of Central and Southern New Jersey along the Garden State Parkway and other major roadways - - especially if there are shopping areas in the vicinity.
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My Redline died just outside the one year warranty
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Ultimately, the Redline is the best for constant on and slower instant on detection
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(LIDAR).If you want LASER protection, you'd have to get a jammer.- does the Redline detects LIDAR well?
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Redline excels on all of them.
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The Redline is more sensitive and picks up radar further than the 9500ix
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The Redline is so easy to use and navigate that a chimpanzee could do it
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falses the Redline produced.