U1000

I’m using the Thinkware U1000. Front is 4k/30fps or 2k/60fps and the rear is 2k/60fps. At the time when I bought it, it was the newest one they had in their lineup and I got it on a good package deal. You can browse their website for any other one’s that’ll fit whatever budget you’re thinking of. Ne

Just had an accident just like this, girl using her mothers license and gave false insurance did a left turn and totaled my 09 Sonata. Maryland Transportation Authority police are lazy morons and even though both cars were totaled and I had to go to the hospital they refuse to file a police report.

I'm going through a bit of a journey with dash cams. TL;DR: I'm likely going to go with Viofo A299 Pro, but I'm looking in to their other offerings because the side cameras would be kind of nice. Got the Viofo A299 Pro - this one is the best I've tried so far. I returned it impulsively because I tho

Going through the dealer will be convenient for both the ceramic coating and the dash cam but you'll pay for the convenience and you'll want to know the products used. For reference at an independent, got quoted around ~3k for front end PPF, full ceramic coat and ceramic window tint. This is with th

While the Viofo A229 Plus (or Pro) are certainly good dash cams, there are others out there from reputable brands you might consider. The ones that come to mind are the Thinkware U1000 Plus, the Blackvue DR770X-2CH, and the Garmin brand units. These three manufacturers offer an OBD2 hardwire power k