Beltronics Pro RX65 Radar Detector

Pros: Simple to use, excellent sensitivity, little or no false alarms.
Cons: Expensive, and detectable by Spectre. OPP's in Ontario Canada are using Spectre.

Excellent radar detector, sensitivity is great. Very little false alarms. Voice alerts are easily understood, better than trying to differentiate between tones like my old Passport. Programming is the easiest compared to the other units that I have owned.

Unfortunately detectable by "Spectre". Here in Ontario, the OPP are using them. My uncle is an OPP and has told me he has already confiscated some of the RX65's, he said he picked them up from 4000 feet away. If it is Provincial jurisdiction, I'd turn it off. Too expensive to lose.

Pros: Good display and audible alerts
Cons: Voice annoucement - too soft

Well, this is a very good detector with enormous good sensitivity, selectivity and extremely quite. What's more can I said.. Worth every penny and cents.

Pros: Design, Ease of Use, Features, Autoscan
Cons: Cost

I have been using my RX65 for some time and have not had a problem so far. I live in Ontario and have not been detected by the Sceptre RDD yet. (Bel does not claim that the RX65 is scepter RDD immune, so have I only been lucky?)

Pros: Great sensitivity, great false signal elimination, good styling, reasonable price, simplified window mounting.
Cons: To direct wire, you'll need to buy a Bel direct wire accessory.

I just installed the Bel Rx65 Radar Detector... it is replacing my Bel 970 that has served me well. The new detector has some valuable features such as the "pop" technology (fast response to intermittent radarguns), automatic muting of alert signal after a few bursts, and very high sensitivity (actually was alerted of a stationary radar about 1 1/2 miles in advance). The unit has several programmable features, but I find that the factory default is just fine.
One drawback: the unit comes with a powercord that inserts into your cigarette lighter and that works fine... but I like to direct wire my detector. The RX65 uses a different connector type (because it has a remote built in to the power take-off) and I can't use the old power connector wired into my car, unless I buy a "direct wire" accessory from Bel ($27.00) and do a rewire. Not too serious, but a drawback.
All in all I'm very satisfied with my Bel Rx65.