The Blinder company is credited as one of the world's best manufacturer of laser radar (LIDAR) jamming devices, its products proving their worth time and time again against the police forces in numerous countries around the world. And that's exactly what can be said about the company's Blinder M45 X-treme Laser Jammer, a device that's supposed to be so effective that the manufacturers have actually provided users the ultimate warranty: if you get caught while you're using the jammer, they'll pay the bill for you.



The Blinder M45 X-Treme laser jammer includes 4 laser blocking transceivers, providing the ability to completely protect both the front and rear of a typical vehicle. Moreover, the jammer only responds to true police laser guns, the chances of false alerts being almost zero. The jamming LEDs provide optimal jamming output from the transponders. A new interface supplies the transponders with even more voltage, and updated software detects and jams all of the latest laser guns.



Another interesting fact worth mentioning about the M45 is the fact that it provides upgradeable software, so if newer technology appears you'll be able to get it quick and easy1. The lenses detach and are inexpensive to replace if they are damaged from road debris, which, nevertheless, is not very likely, since the M45 utilizes epoxy filled components, which minimizes corrosion and moisture damage.



Another very important component of this system is represented by the Blinder M45 X-Treme cabin interface, which represents the nexus of all the components and can be mounted anywhere inside the cabin of your vehicle. It offers ports for connection of up to 4 laser transceivers, an output to car stereo, telephone mute, an output to the on/off switch, an output to a LED light indicator (green indicates power on, flashing red indicates laser alert), as well as an output to audio laser alert (95 dB audible alert level).



The Blinder M45 X-treme Laser Jammer retails for around 680 US dollars, which might seem like a rather high price at a first sight, but it's actually a pretty good investment, taking into account the fact that it will help drivers avoid getting a ticket.