Product Description
High quality cobra radar, 360 degrees, 6 bands
Product Details
- Size: One Size
- Color: BLACK
- Brand: Cobra
- Model: ESD7100
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 2.00" h x 3.00" w x 4.00" l, .80 pounds
- Display size: 0.7
Features
- 360-degree detection of laser signals, detection of all radar signals, and immunity to to VG-2 radar surveillance detectors
- Ultra bright data display provides easy recognition of band detected
- City/Highway Selector for reduced falsing in densely populated urban areas
- Adjustable volume and Manual or AutoMute settings for alert tones
- One-year limited warranty
- Cobra vg-2 , ultrabright data
- Energy certified
- Portable design
Most helpful customer reviews
51 of 54 people found the following review helpful.
Cobra ESD7100
By Steve in Denver
I purchased two of these inexpensive radar detectors for my wife and kid's cars, mostly to keep them from getting tagged on a photo radar ticket for $80. The Cobra works pretty well with a couple of glaring problems. Mainly, the L or Laser alert falses all of the time and, seemingly, for no reason. The alarm will sound in strange places like parking lots, side streets, and alleys. I'm pretty sure there's no Laser-sighted radar being used in my alley. Each of the bands has a different sounding alarm, which is good, except they all sound like a something from a 1980's arcade game. I've compared the performance of the Cobra to my Escort Solo and the Cobra is definitely less sensitive. My Escort picked up a photo radar van from more than a half a mile away, while the Cobra was nearly in sight of the van. Still, the alarm was early enough to slow down before getting a ticket. Of course, the best thing about the Cobra is the price. It's an amazing value for a relatively sophisticated detector. If all you're looking for is a little extra help spotting the occassional speed trap, then the Cobra will get the job done, as long as you're aware of the limitations. Serious speeding should be left to the pricier Escorts, Valentines, and Beltronics.
97 of 110 people found the following review helpful.
Radar dectector
By Chaz Edwards
When I bought this radar detector I was at first questioning it because it was the cheapest one and a few days went by where I seen no cop and I wasnt sure if it was working, until I was coming home from my girl friends house at around 1:30 in the morning and it started beeping, I slowed down and looked around and seen no lights and I thought I was the only one on the road then I started goin down a big hill and it stoped beeping then as I got back up the other side of the hill it started beeping again so I thought the thing was junk then the radar dector started going nuts and then I seen the cop sitting off to the side with all its lights off (which is allowed in the state of Indiana) and was happy that I had the radar detector, because I would of probably gotten a speeding ticket. I figured the radar detector picked up the cop about a mile before I seen him so all in all it was a great purchase and I am very pleased with it.
21 of 26 people found the following review helpful.
The Cobra takes the bite out of a ticket and not your wallet!
By TRO
I have four vehicles that I am "accountable" for. With the latest addition of number four came my fourth Cobra and the latest technology with 9 bands. I like things simple and effective. This has the same mount, the same jack input and the basically the same simple functionality as the other three. It is a little more precise as it can pick up a signal a bit quicker than the three year old one I also have.
My thinking right or wrong:
They all work extremely well for my needs from a 911 to a Standard Company Issued Impala
The total of all four detectors was under $200.
Someone will think twice about breaking a window and stealing a $40 Price Brand Cobra given the risk for return on a resale is limited to 10 bux maybe??
I like the Cobra line of detectors!
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