The Radenso Pro SE is available with different color displays. The Radenso Pro is available only with a yellow display, but the Radenso Pro SE is available in Red, Yellow, & Blue. Here’s a look at all 3 display colors side by side so you can see which one looks best to you.
Update: Oct 2017: The Radenso Pro and Radenso Pro SE have been discontinued and are no longer available. They’re still being updated and supported, but they’ve been replaced by the Radenso Pro M which is available with just the red display.
Radenso Pro SE Display Colors
Personally I prefer the red. I think it looks best and I like that red doesn’t impact your night vision as much. It’s one reason why most detectors have a red display. Additionally, my car’s interior is red so it matches it nicely. 🙂
Purchase the red RPSE here or here.
(Note: If purchasing from Amazon, only purchase through Radenso Radar. Scammers sometimes set up fake accounts and pretend to offer RPSE’s at unrealistically low prices.)
If you’d like a yellow or blue RPSE, you can pick those up from Radenso’s website here. (Edit: No longer available.)
If you’d like the yellow Radenso Pro, you can pick one up here.
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Thanks for all your hard work and information. I see the engineer from Uniden is going to Radenso. What are your feelings on purchasing the Radenso Pro SE (I can get one for about $250) vs. the R1? I am curious which would be better? I feel that possibly with the lifetime upgrades from Radenso, with the old Uniden engineer going with them, that support/upgrades may be better than Uniden?? I live in Ann Arbor, MI with the “Big 3” being here GM products are all over the place with their BSM. I would like something that rejects those. I know the SE is supposed to be better, but/or has Uniden made any strides with their BSM filtering?
Thank you, Russ Deaton.
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So the guy isn’t an engineer. He was the director of product development. I’m going to have some more info about this available shortly. In any event, I wouldn’t recommend an RPSE nowadays. It’s been discontinued and replaced by the Pro M which has better BSM filter than the RPSE.