Omni X800

A bit after the fact, get the 70mai 4k omni x800 dashcam and the wifi hardwire kit for it, go buy a prepaid AT&T SIM Card. And you'll get realtime alerts and it will send you videos whenever it sees someone near your car or even bump it depending on how sensitive you make the settings.

You might want to check out the Vantrue E360 PLus/Ace, and 70mai Omni X800, dash cams. There are tons of reviews online for both so you should be able to make an informative decision as to whether either will be sufficient for your needs... P.S. I own both but have yet to install them. I based my de

I also researched Fitcam quite a bit; the companies importing it were selling it at high prices, etc. Eventually it even showed up in the dealership service’s stock, but I gave up on it because of the recording quality. I ended up getting the 70mai Omni X800 and installing it on to the trim unit beh

You have exactly the same problem as every 70mai user, and I also struggle with it, although I use a different car powerbank. The 70mai video recorders simply don't have the option to turn off "battery protection", designed for starter batteries, not powerbanks. The result is that when connecting th

I have seen a few youtube videos going to the fuse box when wiring up a always on dashcam on a GM EV but that set up is not recommeded even by GM. The correct way that I got from a level 3 tech at OnStar and a GM EV tech at a dealership was always use the ODB2 port/always and you also get always on

I suggest you check out some reviews on both of them to make a more informative decision on which one would suit you best. I own a few Viofo's including the A229 Plus 3-ch. The brand has been very good to me over the years in terms of reliability. The A229 Plus records 2K front & rear, 1080p interio