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ESCORT MAX II - Radar Laser Detector, Auto Learn Technology, ESCORT LIVE App, Bluetooth, GPS, Speed Alerts, Headphone Jack

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Condition
Used - Like New
Style
Max 2
Pattern
Laser Detector
Model
0100016-3
Weight
9.6 oz
Power Source
DC
Display Type
LED
Warranty
1 Year Limited Manufacturers
Works with
Bluetooth-enabled devices (e.g., smartphones)

Features 6

  • AUTOLEARN TECHNOLOGY - Protection and patented anti-falsing technology uses the power of GPS and the exact frequency to learn and remember false alerts from moving In-Vehicle Technology sources. You'll only hear what's important, nothing else."
  • ESCORT ADVANTAGE - As threats increase, stay ahead of them with ESCORT LIVE and the Detector Tools. 1,000's of pre-loaded locations, and add your own "hot spots" to create Escort's DEFENDER DATABASE so you'll have protection wherever the road takes you.
  • CLEAR VOICE ALERTS - Unique voice warnings allow for hands-free operation and provide crystal clear communication. Based on your speed, alerts are tailored to fit your location and movement. Allowing you to keep your eyes on the road with no distractions.
  • STAY CONNECTED - To get the best performance, and stay ahead of the threats, download the most up-to-date threat locations, back up your data and update your software by connecting your radar detector to your PC via USB port.

Description

Escorts patented AutoLearn technology uses the power of GPS and the exact frequency to learn and automatically reject unwanted door openers and other fixed position false alarms. The ESCORT Max II now with built in Bluetooth technology gives you access to Escort's award winning app, ESCORT Live. The Max II is equipped with ticket protection technology. Escort's unique voice alerts provide clear communications for alerts and menu options.

Specs 14

Brand Escort
Frequency Bands Supported [Unknown]
Power Source DC
Display Type LED
Number of Items 1
Unit Count 1 Count
Global Trade Identification Number 38
UPC 737795001638

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Top Amazon Reviews

Perfect performance out of the box!
I have had too many radar detectors (RD) through the years (Fox, Fuzz Buster, BeL X3, Cobra, Escort). I have always run RD without filters, because I would rather deal with false alerts than no alert. I use my detectors for situational awareness. You know, reminds me to check my speed before I enter a school zone if I am enjoying the tunes. I received 3 bonus points on a Business Ethics final with this explanation of why use of a Radar Detector was Ethical. I digress, 3 identical residential roads with 3 different speed limits. One the speed limit fluctuated 4 times in 3 miles. Now you are in a rush and you forget where you are and you are doing 45 on a 30 mph in Carmel Indiana. Carmel will summon you to exchange your green for the paper you received. Over the past 3 months Carmel has added 3 new speed traps to my route to and from work. All concealed until you are on top of them. I have spent the last 3 years running an Escort Smartradar Android with Escort Live (EL) and things were good. Last year I lost the Bluetooth connection to EL. No problem, I just ran EL and manually reported police encounters. Then last month I found the GPS sync was erratic and I decided to research replacement options. While researching I found that Escort had released app EL Android 2.1.6 and rushed EL Android 2.1.7 out this past week. I decided I would like to have the Escort Max 360; however I have a real problem paying almost $700 for an inferior radar detector to the Escort RedLine in performance since it is not RDD stealth. Are you listening Cincinnati Microwave? Just my luck Big Box BB decided to liquidate their Escort Max2 inventory with a 30% mark down to $429 and Amazon price matched the mark down. BB does not like my credit ratio or something even with a FICO of 830, so instead of 12 month same as cash I took Amazon Store card 6 months and Prime delivery. Ok, yesterday the Escort Max2 arrives in the mail on time. I pull it out and sync with EL. I cleared all the filters and just have X, K , Ka & Laser checked. I take off on a 25 mile roundtrip to a friend’s home for dinner. As I exit the neighborhood I am hit with a K band signal that continues to ramp up for 6 blocks before I pass the unmarked unit rolling towards me. First save of over a mile on K band. Next I pass the CVS & WG doors the Escort Smartradar Android with Escort Live (EL) still reported even after a multitude of passes over the past 3 years. Past the Airport and another CVS. Returned vis a diferent route with one more K band false from the Escort Smartradar Android with Escort Live (EL) in the past. Here it is folks, out of the box and all filters removed the Escort Max2 had 1 legitimate K Band alert of over a mile and ZERO false alerts and I did nothing. I am running this just like the Escort Smartradar which would have caught the K band alert and at least 8 false alerts in the 25 mile trip. Escort Max2 is my new Co-Pilot! Welcome Aboard! Update: Trip from Indianapolis to Louisville; only two alerts for Your Speed Signs in 124 miles of travel on I-65. The Escort Passport Max2 is worth the money just in the number of eliminated false alerts let alone the saves. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2016 by P. K. Sage
A solid detector that keeps this NYC speed demon safe.
I've waited a few months before writing this review so that I could truly learn the device. I purchased this when it went on sale for Black Friday. My daily drive is through Long Island and NYC, with plenty of trips upstate. Let's start with the bad: The mount- it's good in the sense that it grips the windshield well. It's piss poor in terms of gripping the detector. When I'd accelerate the detector would shake and vibrate, visually and audibly. Additionally, the mount only pivots up and down, and not side to side. For a detector worth $300+, you'd think they'd have field tested that part a bit better. The android app- the app is certainly useful but poorly designed and counter-intuitive in many ways. Sometimes the speed limit displays on the detector when connected to the app, sometimes not- no way to know why. Also, the app won't run when it's minimized unless you play with the settings, and then the app will ALWAYS stay running, regardless of if it's closed. I just want it to run all the time when it's open- is that so much to ask? You can't use the app for navigation so when I minimize it to use Waze I need to check that "Run in Background" setting and remember to uncheck it before I close the app. The app makes OBNOXIOUS noises when you get a radar alert on top of the noise that the detector is making. WTF? It took me forever to silence the noises because you need to mute each individual radar band type noise in the settings. Randomly it started making noise again- so it looks like I'm going to have to keep digging into the issue. The good- Let's start with actual detection. This thing is spot on. Catches cops around bends, sensitivity can be adjusted, alerts sounds are automatically lowered so it doesn't drive you insane. It actually does detect and lock out false signals. I use it on the Auto NoX setting in NYC and it's as quiet as a sinner in church. It's a great detector, I've used cheap crap and this definitely shows its value. Muting alerts works well, and you can lock out falses manually. It's pre-installed map has got MOST of the speed cameras and all of the red light cameras in Queens. I add manually any cameras that Waze tells me about because Waze tends to be more up to date. I usually use the detector and Waze together, and I speed often. No tickets yet. Hard-wiring- uses a standard Cat-4 phone cable, and the detector has a surge protector in case you wire it wrong. Relatively easy to hardwire this thing any way you like, and you can cut your own cable or order any knock off on ebay if you don't want to pay for the official Passport cable. Bottom Line- can't speak for the valentin, but this is a great detector for the money. There could be some improvements as listed above, but buy with confidence (esp. if it's on sale) and drive in comfort. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2017 by Zachary Frenkel
Great radar, and I'm comparing it to 2 more from Escort
I own the 9500ix and bought the Max 2 last week The 9500ix has worked great, it does lock out false alerts, but it might take a little more than what Escort claims (3 times) to lock out those false alerts. Other than that it's flawless and I've been very happy with it No for the Max 2... A few things I didn't like about it 1. It needs to be connected to the running app to display the speed limit, otherwise it won't show 2. It does have the wrong speed limits on some of the streets, and that's not acceptable, because Escort says the data is updated every week, so how come they can't get the speed limit straight for a major street? (Bunker Hill in Houston, TX @ I-10). On the other hand the 9500ix will give you the correct speed limit according to your GPS coordinates and every time an alert pops up it's show you your speed followed by the street's speed limit 3. $5/ month to use the "Live app"? It's working for free now, but I won't be happy if I'll need to pay for this useless app! 4. Oh yes, the app... hahaha... Not too many users (I ran both Waze and Live on a 4 hour trip), a lot of info is wrong (speed traps?) and you can't confirm or deny the alerts posted by other users like you would with Waze. I do however like a few of the things this radar has, the mount is great, it feels like it's impossible to detach from the glass, unlike the 9500ix. I like the colored screen, and how you can customize it's color to match your car's gages. Now my thought on the Max 360? I want the arrows, but I feel hesitant every time I remember the need to have the running app to get the speed limit reading on the screen, and even worse knowing that the displayed speed might not be right, which could cost me a ticket if I rely on it!!! I still have the 9500ix, I think I'm also keeping the Max 2, and I'm debating whether I should also get the Max 360 to give it a try. Hopefully I'll review it if I do ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2016 by K. Siddiq
Excellent Detector, minimum false alarms. Worth it!!
I upgraded from an older Passport 8500. My frequency of false alarms was to the point where the old Passport was unusable, and I ended up driving "naked". For my Birthday, my wife purchased this for me. I am super happy with the results. I drive interstate for work and rely on the detector for warnings. False alarms are a definite problem since cars now have anti-collision and lane occupancy radar. This detector is really good. Not only are false alarms minimized, but the GPS system has eliminated many of the alarms from fixed places like door openers. I also am happy with Escort Live. I am getting plenty of warning for many locations even before the detector goes off. Very happy overall... While the sticky mount works well, I wanted a little more subtlety and bought a permanent mount. Next is hard wiring. I am very happy with this unit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2016 by R Cooper
So far, so good!
I just received this and these are my initial impressions. To start, I had purchased a Cobra SPX 7800 BT from Costco. It only took a day of many false alerts and some reviews to realize it was an inferior product. After a week of research I settled on this for the following reasons: - GPS, Bluetooth built-in (unlike the Redline) - Long range detection - Auto-learn ability (learns and blocks out false signals like those from stationary speed signs) - Use of iPhone app was optional With just under 24 hours of use, here is what I noticed: - Unit seems sturdy and I like the new magnetic mount - Pairs to bluetooth in under 3 seconds consistently - when in Auto mode (vs. Highway), it blocks out 90% of false signals - It does actually learn to ignore false, stationary signals after a few passes - The ability to flag a location as a false signal is simple (press Mute 3 times) - Ability for it to warn you when you are going over the speed limit is nice (I set it to warn me when I went 5 mph over). I do want to note that it got one area wrong where the speed limit was changed from 65 to 70 last year. However, I have not gone through the process of updating the software yet. - Iphone app makes it simple to configure the unit. A con I see is that to update the device you need a mini-USB cord, which is not provided. Also, I believe you can only update via Windows, not a Mac. I'll update this review again after more use. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2016 by Hot Guitar
After trying a dozen different detectors, the MAX 2 offers everything (except stealth). This is the one to get!
Although I liked and preferred the Max 360, it was just too bulky. I tried about 12 detectors (Beltronics, Whistler, Escort, Cobra and Valentine) and finally decided on the Max 2. Works great and offers a long rage. The learning feature is wonderful. The only downside is for the price, VG2 should be standard on this and the 360. In the end, this one was not bulky like the 360, not flashy like the GT-7 and was just spot on with everything else. I have been using detectors for about 30 years and had my last one for 8 years. I can say with these being updatable, learning and what I was wanting in a detector, I will have this one longer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2016 by Mr. Happy
Best detector on the market and my experience proved it day one.
I'll never drive without one again. The first day I set mine up, it saved me from two hidden laser traps. I've been saved subsequently countless times. Perfect functionality, excellent protection and great performance. Escort Live is a must and really enhances overall experience. Detector is great without it, but a whole new level with it. Definitely worth the money. I don't speed all the time but I like knowing where the cops are, plus the cameras, air patrol and Live's network alerts provide an excellent experience. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2015 by Concerned Citizen
Sort of broken but maybe OK; Stay tuned for future edits of this review
I purchased this item 85 days ago (have been a detector user for a long time) and it suddenly broke yesterday as I was driving. A nearly $500 device just hanging in half off the windshield!!!! For that reason and Amazon's failure to provide customer service, I'm rating it a One-Star for now and may amend that in the future. Since it first landed on my doorstep it's been attached to my vehicle's windshield using the manufacturers included suction cup & clip that fits into the top back of the device. When it broke, that top black plastic detector enclosure piece remained attached to the suction cup/clip mount and the lower half of the detector just opened up like a clam and hung there showing me it's electronic guts. Thus far the device has functioned excellently as a radar detector. Additionally, using the Escort Live app on my phone helps me see very far down the road for potential targets. It's degree of sensitivity and non-false alerts are pretty good. I have a few beefs about the app, but I'll get to that later. I called Amazon just a bit ago to get this product defect issue addressed and got a very unhelpful very heavily accented very difficult to understand Philippino girl tell me that the "return window has expired" and that they can't help me at all. I reminded her that Amazon's site states they honor manufacturers warranties, that it's warranty is a year, and it's only been 85 days, but she said nope can't help you call the manufacturer yourself. So I called the Escort people and after navigating through their answering system tree and waiting on hold for about 10minutes, the lady on the other end said that yep this is a design flaw of that clip and how it adversely effects the structure of the detector enclosure. She will be sending me an email with a UPS packaging label so I can send the device back for a complete replacement which uses a newly engineered magnet sort of attachment instead of that clip thing. Escort's customer service has thus far been perfect. Amazon's customer service not at all helpful. Now onto the issues with the Escort Live app. - It appears to basically be using a Google map, but doesn't at all include, nor give the option to include traffic information. This feature would be supper helpful to give both potential issues of all kinds down the road. - When launching the app, the map always defaults to a very very very local view of your vicinity rather than a much more helpful zoomed out perspective. But when you manually zoom out to your preferred areal view and later start a new trip, the app is reset at the default too-local view forcing you to always zoom it out. - Speed trap alerts are super annoying. They can be disabled and the on-screen icon can be disappeared, but those negate the benefit of such a feature. The problem is areas that may have at some point been common places for cops to sit to catch speeders, I've not seen cops at despite having been there myself on different days and different times. As well, a single intersection or highway junction has multiple redundant separate flag/alerts, likely accumulated from separate people/events, for a speed trap meaning that on top of no cops having been seen you're getting alerts repeatedly as you approach that spot. - This is more of an issue with using the app on an iPhone while driving and then loosing cellphone network connectivity or getting an alert from another app (i.e. news, weather, etc..). That "other" alert pops up on top of the Escort Live app and locks up and blocks the map screen forcing you to "app & drive" (eyes off road on phone and having to select/touch the screen to clear that "other" alert). - Here's more of an interesting experience describing the functionality/benefit of the app and less of a complaint about it: I had driven past an accident or some sort of happening on the side of the road at which several law enforcement folks had their lights flashing. A good distance down the road my detector started alarming about radar. It would stop and then a new alert would occur a few seconds later. It was night and in my rear view mirror I saw two separate sets of headlights in the distance. I unplugged the detector just to get it to shut up. A few moments later 2 law enforcement SUV's slowly passed me (I was doing the speed limit). Once I had a chance at a stop light I plugged the detector back in and I noticed the app showing 5-10 separate icons along my previous path from each of the alerts those cops were creating on my detector. Those were all posted to the Escort Live cloud and then back to my phone. There were very very few other cars on the road so I'm quite certain those were all from me. - The Escort Live app/feature is a service that you pay for on a yearly basis. I'm still on the fence if I'll officially subscribe to it after the free first year introductory thing expires. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2015 by Wackadoo
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