Speed Camera Detector

Accurate and finds the camera's you can not see. I had no idea where some of the camera's were located. Amazing app and it can inform you that there is a speed trap ahead, camera's that are above you. I think this app has saved me quite some money for not seeing the unseen and what is ahead. The app even let's you know when the radar is zooming in on your car !

Yes, there is an effective application to some extent, but it depends on the subscribers and put a tick if the alarm is correct and a sign when it is incorrect and I think that the subscriber has added an unstable radar and signed jobs ,, I hope there is a technology added to the program, which is the self-sensing of the cameras, whether fixed Or mobile on the roads, and I think for the cameras that are mobile in a camouflaged security car because they do not know it because it is going with you on the road and surprised by it, and an update is made, which is the ease with which the car knows the program when I connect the iPhone device with the car and the programs appear on the car screen and your program appears, but it does not work if the car computer did not recognize How I looked like my 2021 Jeep Range Rover I did not recognize the program .. This is all for me

I use this app a whole lot I try to go from place to place it always gives me updates I like to call it radar robot navigation it is nog like any other app I have used before it gives me warnings if a police car is following me I have never seen something like an app that gives me warnings signs and much more heads up warnings including telling me the way to go without me having to do it myself. Thanks to the people who made this app you guys are the best and a pro at this the pro version has more and works the same way good you guys are the best great job making this app great to use and for others you did a great job making this app helpful to me make others recommend hope you guys have a great day thanks for making this app very helpful

I have the app for about 6 months and it did tell me of a three light camera locations on a road I traveled daily. That was helpful because it’s a road everyone speeds on. I use Waze instead of Google Maps which I believe synchs with Google Maps ( I believe in the paid version). Overall if the information it provided me was accurate and no other roads I have traveled on has cameras or traps then it worked perfectly. It’s just hard to tell really if it has all the updated information or not. I use it assuming it’s accurate.. nothing lose. Try for yourself. .., again, nothing to lose.

Using it for years. Always happy. Some false radar warnings are impossible to get rid of. Pity. Now there's this annoying pop-up to install a new version, without explaining why this is necessary. Installed the new version, couldn't re-install my paid license first. The trick is, to register for news-feed. then your mail account is recognised. I have my registered new app now. new review there soon.

This app might just me the best GPS style speed & red light camera locator there is. It could be better if The technical staff would listen to its users when they report on a new speed or red light camera. Would’ve given five stars if not for the lack of response from staff. I wrote to them 5 or 6 times about the same speed camera, of which I got a ticket at. It took them almost a year to mark down that one speed cam. Otherwise its a very well thought out & well put together app. I would wholeheartedly recommend this app to anyone driving. From cab & truck drivers to moms that have to drive the kids to school & after-school functions. -The support staff could take customers seriously when new cameras are reported to them. They’re only trying to help make the app more accurate.

Pretty good app but room for improvement. 1. The app always asks if the warning is accurate only options are yes or no. But where there is a camera present but the speed limit is wrong, we cannot give that advice of the actual speed limit. So it may tell us it's a 60kmh zone, but is actually 50 or 40. 2. The camera markers are way too large for the scale of the map. 3. the app doesn't seem to know in which direction the cameras are capturing.

I paid for the pro version, but it keeps saying to turn off battery power management to allow RadarBot to work correctly in the background; there is no option to turn off power management on my smart phone (Samsung Galaxy S10+), only which level of power management I would like. I tried to turn off power management for the RadarBot app, but it still does it; I wouldn't mind if it was a visual warning, but it's an audible warning, through the car speakers; would be nice for override option 🤦‍♂️

I like the concept. However, while driving on certain areas= I noticed it doesn't log the speed cameras location. The ones that I can obviously see when I'm driving. It will beep on some of the cameras. Moreover, not all of them. This is a question to why it does that when this app is to let me know. and protect me and other drivers....if I'm traveling a little to fast. So, I can be more intune to my surroundings.

It does what it is supposed to do; however the interface could be improved. It is not at all clear to me after almost a year how to report errors in the database when you observe them. Ads pop up at inopportune times and seem to require manual intervention to clear the ad. So unless your passenger is running the program you the driver must remove the advertisement from the screen manually (not safe). A no advertising option is available for a fee. Most of the time I use Waze instead because it does most of the things which this program does (Waze lacks a speedometer mode although it does indicate your current speed) and offers navigation including the ability to automatically route you around backups which can reduce travel time.

As far as I can tell it spots all the cameras on route. I have my phone on with this app running. I never look at it while driving, it gives warning messages every time a camera is imminent. If you do need to look at it its infested with adverts, some are difficult to shift. That's about it. I never bother with its features or its settings. I should try similar apps but cannot be bothered as this is doing ok

It's useful up to a point. Depends on input from other users, so is never quite up to date and in particular tends to accumulate obsolete data, sometimes with out of date speed limit info, e.g. around major roadworks. The voice announcements have terrible intonation - sounds like Eeyore.