U3000

if it’s a 4K front camera, includes a rear camera, and installation, I’d say that might be a good deal, for Lexus, especially. I sell and install dash cams for a living, I prefer the thinkware U 3000, and U3000 pro. $550 and $580, respectively. Not including installation. SUV is about three hours at

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Thinkware Q850, U1000, U3000 would be my recommendations for a good quality dashcam. There are other brands out there ive just had really good success with Thinkware, plus the app is easy to use. When you use a suction cup the window should be at room temperature. If the window is too cold the sucti

I've had some major issues with my VW including electrical issues, every time it's gone with a Fitcamx installed and never once they've mentioned anything. Honestly it depends what you want, the FitcamX is a mid quality dashcam for a top quality price. However for the tidiness and ease of install I'

I was between Vueroid S1 4K infinite, Thinkware u3000 pro, and Viofo A329T. I researched for months. I found that no camera is perfect however the Vueroid had everything I want in a cam and was the most balanced. The Thinkware u3000 pro is great for parking mode with radar but the night time footage

They range in price for a decent one between £100 and £800. Like if you want 4K, latest image sensor so it can 100% pickup a numberplate ahead and behind in all lighting conditions it's on the upper end of the price scale, around £400-£600 gets you a great 4K front, 1080p rear with full mobile insta

Can you define complicated install? Most dash cams have roughly the same install. Most complicated part is cleanly running the wiring through the car and figuring out which fuses to use for hardwiring. You could use a different method to power, but hardwiring with add a fuse is easy enough that I do

I have a BlackVue DR900X 2-CH which has the older Starvis 1 sensor. The latest DR970X 2-CH has the new sensor and is about $450. I also hear good things about the Thinkware U3000 ($550).

I use a thinkware U3000 great quality and has front and rear dashcam. Impact detection and an assortment of other features. It also has a heat sync mat that protects it from overheating due outside temperature. The only issue is, its $800 but totally worth the investment to protect your investment

Just get the Blackvue ELITE 10-2CH with their battery and LTE module for the most complete feature set, you just need to pay the low low price of 1100+ USD /j But tbh even that lacks the IR night vision found in some vantrue cams and the radar parking mode found in the thinkware u3000. As much as I'