Sensoro Traveller II

Pros: Cordless, Price is adequate, Voice-alerts, Bilingual, Good display

Cons: Cordless

The Bottom Line: For a cordless, the PNI Sensoro Traveller II is good since it offers performance and features at a good price.

Review: After hearing many mixed reviews about the PNI Sensoro Traveller II, I decided to give it a spin. The PNI Sensoro Traveller II is a cordless radar detector, which means that it runs on AA batteries. I personally would never own a cordless ...

Pros: dependable, affordable, accurate

Cons: I haven't found anything wrong with this detector

The Bottom Line: My final recommendation is if you are looking for a dependable well working radar detector consider getting the Traveller II.

Review: First off, I would like to say that PNI Corp. was very helpful in giving me information to help me write an accurate review with correct information. I have had the Traveller II for quite some time now and overall I am very impressed in not ...

Pros: Very inexpensive. Cordless. Great sensitivity. Has built in earphone jack.

Cons: Raised on/off button accidentially turns off if used in when in motorcycle tank bag.

Review: I wasn't expecting much when I bought this from my local discount store. Was I surprised when I found that it was more sensitive and had fewer false signals than my Passport 8500. This was to be the best bargain in radar detectors. Watch out though. ...

Pros: Price, Effectiveness, Convenience.

Cons: Obtrusive alerts.

The Bottom Line: An excellent radar detector at a great price.

Review: I purchased my cordless Pni Sensoro Traveller due to one main factor; impulse. Since I already own a Beltronics 985 and an Escort Passport 8500 I didn't exactly need another radar detector, however my excellent experience with Pni Inc. ...

Pros: Controls easy to use.

Cons: Reliability, operability.

The Bottom Line: Product is poorly designed and unreliable. Company customer support is equally poor.

Review: Save your money...in my opinion the PNI Traveller is worthless. I purchased my Traveller from Amazon in October and the first thing I noticed was that the low-battery alarm went off after only a couple hours of use. Using my superior analytical skills, ...