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Uniden DFR1 Long Range Laser and Radar Detection, 360° Protection, City and Highway Modes, Easy-to-Read Color Icon Display with Signal Strength Meter Bars,Black

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Features

  • LONG RANGE SENSITIVITY - Wide Band Protection from Radar and Laser Guns with False Alert Filtering technology.
  • FRONT & REAR DETECTION Uniden's Eagle Eye Laser Detection Technology provides you all-around 360 Protection.
  • HIGHWAY/CITY/CITY 1 - Three modes for driving in Urban and Rural environments, with Audible & Visual Signal Strength Alerts, and Volume control.
  • MEMORY FEATURE - Conveniently saves your last settings (except Mute) when the unit is powered down or disconnected from power.
  • INVISIBLE - The DFR1 is invisible to VG-2 and Spectre I/IV/IV+ radar detectors.
  • EVERYTHING INCLUDED - The Uniden DFR1 radar detector comes with a 12V DC vehicle Power Cord, Dual Suction Cup Windshield Mount, Hook and Loop Fastener Tape, and Spare fuse for 12v Power Cord.

Description

Uniden DRF1 Radar Detector is an affordable radar/laser detector with reliable and proven performance. Easy to Read Icon Display Comes With a Long Range Laser Detector. When You're Driving, it Can Be Hard To Avoid The Temptation to Make Those Miles Go By Faster. With The Uniden DFR1 Radar Detector, You'll Get a Heads up That Your Vehicle May Be Targeted, Giving You Time to Slow Down and Maintain The Right Posted Speed. The Uniden DRF1 Long-Range Laser Radar Detector Excels in Detection at Long Ranges. Drive More Safely and Reduce The Chance of Being Pulled Over with Uniden.

Brand: Uniden


Compatible Devices: Cars and Trucks


Frequency Bands Supported: X, K, Ka, Laser


Power Source: Corded Electric


Display Type: LED


Voltage: 12 Volts


Product Dimensions: 10.1"L x 6.75"W x 2.5"H


UPC:


Global Trade Identification Number: 45


Product Dimensions: 2.5 x 6.75 x 10.1 inches


Item Weight: 8.8 ounces


Item model number: DFR1


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Other display features: Wireless


Color: Black


Manufacturer: Uniden


Date First Available: February 20, 2016


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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The Uniden DFR1 Radar Detector has been favorably reviewed for its long-range detection capabilities, 360° protection, clear color icon display, and highway/city modes. Users appreciate the reliable alerts, solid build quality, and overall efficiency. The product's range varies, with a lower end of 300 ft to a higher range of 800 ft. However, some users may experience interference from other radars while on the road - though this seems to happen while stationary.

Pros

  • 👍 Long-range radar and laser detection capabilities
  • 👍 360° detection coverage
  • 👍 Easy-to-interpret color icon display with signal strength indicators
  • 👍 Versatile City and Highway modes
  • 👍 Solid, compact, easy to install design with user-friendly interface

Cons

  • 👎 Range could be insufficient for some users (300-800 ft)
  • 👎 May pick up interference from other radars on the road
  • 👎 Some users report it doesn't always pick up lasers

Should I Buy It?

If you need a reliable, easy-to-install and use radar detector with good features, the Uniden DFR1 is a sound investment. It provides ample alerts to potential radar or laser signals on the road. However, if you require a longer detection range or often drive in areas with a lot of radar activity, you might want to consider all your options.

    • Works great, must have realistic expectations
Model: DFR1
Review Image by S. Holmes S. Holmes
Review Image by S. Holmes S. Holmes
I bought this for a 1600 mile road trip in May 2024. My only other radar detector was the excellent but really annoying Valentine one gen one (v1) that got stolen from my glove box after the thief broke my window. This has drastically better false alert filtering than the old V1. I love City mode 1 (City plus a dash is indicated). I get pretty much no beeps for automatic doors and most SUVs. Highway mode, it turns on all the detection frequencies. Out of the more than 100 cops that I passed on my trip, yes it was that busy, about 20 of them had their radar guns on. The other 80 plus had them off, so naturally the detector did not go off. Sometimes cops use a feature called instant on radar, where they wait for a speeder to drive by with their radar off, only to turn it on for a couple seconds. If you're on a dark and lonely highway, with no other traffic, guess what will happen with a $1,000 detector and a instant on radar gun. You will get the same ticket as this $55 detector. This detector has noticeably shorter range than my V1 on the highway. But, if you hear a detector go off at 2 mi out or half a mile out, you're going to slow down all the same. This radar detector has a really cheesy mount, but somebody mentioned that there's an aftermarket Mount for it. I will be getting that. And the stock mount is adjustable by either squeezing or opening up the metal to make it level. With a stock Mount, there is a bit of bounce to the detector, but it seems to work just the same. Is this as good as a top-tier detector? No, it was the cheapest model from the last generation. It has limitations in range, but it is way less annoying to use than my old Valentine one. It is an excellent deal for the price, but having said that I plan on keeping this one in the spare car, and buying a uniden r4 for my main car. Remember that most cops do not have their radar gun on when you pass them. Best bang for buck low cost radar detector, from my research the ones in its price range are noticeably worse in operation. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2024 by S. Holmes S. Holmes
    • Definitely worth the money
Model: DFR1
One of my favorite purchases. Works very well. Sometimes I think it's a little delayed but never every time
Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2025 by Amber Weary
    • Good
Model: DFR1
Uh, why it’s 150$ now idk. I bought it for 50$ May 2024. Anyways, works pretty good. Not perfect. Wish it was 360. And wish it was battery operated. But good distance, no false alarms, noise levels are good, and has saved me $$.
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2025 by tayln
    • It works! Well worth the money.
Model: DFR1
When I first bought this detector I was a little concerned because it was so cheap compared to other detectors and I thought that meant that it either wouldn't work or wouldn't work well enough to matter. Well I've been using it for awhile driving to work and even on a vacation and I have come to the conclusion that it works fine and it is definitely worth the money. I do have to leave city mode on because my car apparently uses the x band for lane assist or whatever, but most of the officers in my area, and the state troopers on my vacation, seem to be using the k and ka bands so city mode is fine. It's also plenty loud. I can still hear it with my radio's volume and bass cranked way up. I do get weird k/ka readings in places where there aren't any cops, unless their radar signal is bouncing off from really far away. These false(?) readings happen sporadically so I'm thinking maybe some other brands of cars use the k/ka band for lane assist or something like that? idk. I think it's too inconsistent for it to be sliding doors, but I could be wrong. Anyway, the detector has given me a fairly decent amount of warning before a cop depending on the cars in front of me. I haven't been pulled over or anything since I got it, and it has definitely helped me find some sneaky cops that had really good hiding places. If you don't think it works or that it gives you enough warning here are some important things to keep in mind: - Cops aren't always radaring 24/7 when they're on the side of the road. They might be taking a break or something, so just cuz it didn't go off when you passed a cop doesn't necessarily mean it doesn't work. - If there are no cars around you and there's a cop, he's pointing his radar at you and you have no warning. If there are cars ahead of you and it goes off, then you can get a warning because you're detecting the radar signal bouncing off someone ahead of you. Also, if you have a newer/luxury car you might try to check what band things like lane assist and adaptive cruise control use on your car. If they use the x band you can just leave city mode on and it should be fine (unless cops in your area still use x band), but if your car uses the k/ka bands you might have an issue cuz I don't think you can disable those bands and even if you could, the k/ka bands are the most commonly used bands by the cops. So it would kind of make the detector practically useless if you disabled those. In conclusion, it's an excellent little detector for the money and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a cheap and functional radar detector. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2020 by metalman488

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