Freecom Traveller II CD-RW/DVD-ROM Combo Drive

Pros: Price, Effectiveness, Convenience.
Cons: Obtrusive alerts.

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

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

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: Controls easy to use.
Cons: Reliability, operability.

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, ...

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.

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. The PNI Sensoro Silver Bullet that is now being sold by Costco is far inferior to the Traveller II model. Don't be fooled because the Silver Bullet is a newer model.