Cobra iRadar Reviews – Page 4
4/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Cobra iRadar for iPhone.
Cobra iRadar is free iOS app published by Cobra Electronics Corporation
Great app but...
Chris12132
Been using it for years no problem but with this recent update, anytime your connected the radar with the app and you either lock the phone so the screen is off or if you put the app to the background it disconnects from the radar... THIS NEEDS TO GET FIXED... On another note to the developer instead of putting a link to the cobra website for app support which does not help why don’t you have it as a direct email or number because the onetime I called over the phone for support to cobra they did not know what to do
Connection Issue
Gabraham01
Anytime you’re connected to the radar and then lock your phone, it’ll lose the connection after a minute or so. You have to either keep your phone unlocked or reconnect constantly. This needs to be corrected ASAP - it’s been like this for way too long.
Decent... if it doesn’t crash.
ethan-anderson
I don’t know if being connected to multiple Bluetooth devices are impacting the app but when it crashes and I have to keep restarting it, on the road.. not very safe.
Latest version crashes
NewsHungry0
The latest update will crash the app periodically. When sitting in traffic there needs to be an option to silence the radar alerts. Here should be a distinction between actual radar alerts and the signals given from other vehicles with advanced technology. The mute button is less prominent, smaller, and harder to select when driving.
Not connected not good
Merkin138
Cobra now requires a paid subscription to access reports for other users. Ap is useless. I own a cobra radar detector but p Won’t on ext
Software bugs
Z12975
Only connects to one device at a time so if you own both a dash cam and iRadar, you’ve gotta pick which one is your favorite. Also, every time you confirm a reported sighting, the app crashes. App crashes randomly for fun and doesn't not keep a persistent connection in the background, which results in unexpectedly run up on speed cameras.