inforad K1 GPS powered radar detector
Jun 18, 2008 gps navigation, radar detector, tracking
After their older model v4e, Inforad now came out with even a smaller version of their GPS powered radar detector. Called Inforad K1, this radar detector is completely redesigned. First off they finally added an rechargeable battery. Can’t fit much into this USB stick sized device so it is only 220mAh; good enough for about five hours. However it is charges via USB, which means you can charge it pretty much anywhere these days.
As far as features, K1 offers audible and visual alarms using the two LED which can light up different colors. There is also the integrated trip recorder and of course and the updates of radar databases are free for the life of the product.
Measuring only 2×7.4×1.5cm and weighing only 25 grams the Inforad K1 is very small and light. It can be fixed behind the rear view mirror on your windshield if you want it out of your sight.
Inforad K1 will be available starting mid July, with 2 years guarantee for only 50 €…
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June 27th, 2008 at 9:21 am
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December 29th, 2008 at 1:02 am
this machine can find turkey radar. do u responsive turkey radar. if it responsive turkey radar , fristly ı want to try it. do you send me ?
my address : elmed aş
gersan sanayi sit 658 street number46
ankara TURKEY
March 7th, 2009 at 12:56 pm
does this work in malta?
if yes do i need special software
April 16th, 2009 at 12:16 am
This product sucks
the alarm goes off wherever he is in the neighborhood of a speed camera
even when you are not exactly in the street where there is radar he will warn you , on highways whenever you cross a street with a radar on it will warn you, so totally not reliable . This brings you in situations where you will have a continuous alarm for more than 10Km even when you don’t have any radar on the road where you are driving
You have the possibility to report changes on the road, I am still waiting for more than 6 months to see when my reported changes are treated
I still receive alarms on places where the speed camera is taken away
So what is the use of such a thing if you cannot rely on it
July 6th, 2009 at 4:55 am
Hi Noel
Yes it does work in malta and it does not need a special software…you just download the update from the net! It works great in Malta!
July 6th, 2009 at 4:55 am
Hi Noel
Yes it does work in malta and it does not need a special software…you just download the update from the net! It works great in Malta!
August 1st, 2009 at 1:38 pm
i am using the inforad and getting updates with no major issues yes you get the odd camera thats not there but better than being given a fine and points the idea i thought !!
if its that bad then those people need to see if there driving skills are that of a safe driver it is an advisory unit not a slow down your gonna get done item.
mt review is it does wht it says on the pack and im not a slow driver by any means but i am safer with the knowledge this unit advises me with