Overview

• Amazon lists the Needit Park Lite at €18.99 during Prime Deal Days on October 7–8, down from a list price of €31.95, according to PC-WELT.
• The Needit Park Mini is highlighted as an Amazon bestseller with a limited offer of €21.19, more than 2,000 units sold last month, and a 4.6 rating from over 18,912 reviews.
• KBA type approval is required for use on public roads, with criteria including movement detection so the time stops when parked, a 24‑hour display, the word “Ankunftszeit,” roughly 2‑cm-high digits, and the P‑sign (Zeichen 314), per Stern’s guide.
• Legal acceptance differs by location: approved devices are valid on public parking spaces, while supermarket and other private lots may set their own rules and decline electronic discs.
• Rules abroad are not uniform; Stern cites ADAC noting bans in Austria, Belgium, and Switzerland, and differing conditions in countries such as the Netherlands and Denmark, so analog discs are safer for cross‑border trips.