Saphe MC traffic alarm, warns about all speed camera types in traffic, speed camera detection throughout Europe, starts automatically on departure via Bluetooth & App

Does what it says on the tin

While the Saphe MC Traffic Alarm offers comprehensive coverage by warning about various speed camera types in traffic, its performance is marred by frequent false positives and noticed distance inconsistencies. Despite its promise of reliable speed camera detection, users may find themselves frustrated by unreliable alerts and inconsistent warning distances. As a result, the device's effectiveness is compromised, leading to a subpar user experience. Potential buyers should weigh these drawbacks carefully before investing in this traffic alarm system.

Having owned a Saphe mini for some time and being quite impressed with it I decided I needed something similar for when I was on two wheels so bought this. The first one I got I sent back as it didn’t seem to work but ordered another straight away and as soon as it arrived mounted it inside my helmet and got out on the road to test it…mmm same as the first one silence at all the cameras my Saphe mini always picked up until I heard a slight peep at one camera and realised that it isn’t really loud enough to be heard over the road noise even when used in my full face helmet, the warning does get louder if you approach a camera too fast (so I’m told🤥) but unlike the Saphe mini there is no way to turn up the volume so I took off 3 stars. The included sticky tape is useless but as I use it on several different helmets I fix it in with Velcro. I’m just hoping a future update will allow the user to adjust the volume.

It was with a little trepidation I ordered a Saphe MC from Amazon. Another purchaser had described the Saphe MC as "absolutely useless, better to go with Radarbot" and I was also concerned by Saphe's own description of the device as being" tailor made for Germany and Austria." However Saphe ( in Denmark) were easy to contact and assured me the Saphe MC would work well enough in the UK.And it does.The device easily connects to my phone via a bluetooth connection and works well enough on the road readily identifying and warning the rider about oncoming Speed Cameras. The one major drawback is that the warning signal is just not loud enough and, unlike other Saphe devices made for use in cars , the volume of the MC's signal can not be adjusted.The Saphe MC has been specifically designed for motorcycle riders but with a motorcycle there is considerable external noise both from the engine ( my own bike is fitted only with the manufacturer's stock exhaust system), traffic noise and more especially from wind noise. If motorcyclists had had anything to do with the design of the Saphe MC, they would have been aware of this and would have increased the set volume of the warning beeps, or at least made the volume adjustable (as it is with other Saphe devices) so that the rider could adjust the volume according to his/her individual preference. Some product development needed here, Saphe!

Very easy to set up but only 2 stars because the alarm is to quiet to hear .

I couldn’t get it to work

Really small and easy to use I use it in my car