E360

Depends on how decent you want. Realistically to prove who is at fault in an accident, just get the cheapest dashcam (edit: with a lot of reviews and high stars) with the features you want on Amazon, you don't even need a rear camera (only type of accident where it helps prove fault is some types of

To also add salt to the wound, my E360 Vantrue 24hr parking dash cam wasnt even recording the fucking event.

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

Vantrue e360 dashcam and the add on rearview camera. There will be nowhere for them to hide (hardwired or using the OBD2 power supply)

VANTRUE E360. Don’t waste time with others. This records 360 degree from one camera. I did not put a third camera in the rear window and this can see through it. That other link is over $450. The VANTRUE is $150[E360] https://www.vantrue.com/products/e360?variant=50593064780085)

Get the Vantrue e360 dashcam And the Samsung 512gb Endurance Pro sd card 1 min recording loops Set it to Fisheye lens for inside view to capture when ppl approach your window

It’s the VanTrue E360. It’s not bad.

I use a vantrue N5 and E360, both are not under $100...they may have ones under $100.... There is a lens filter for some of their cameras that you would need to configure by rotating till you find the sweet spot otherwise there would be a glare from the sun or headlights. As for night driving lol, y

I've used vantrue and viofo and both have been good. Right now I am running viofo a229 pro, which is a 3ch setup, on one of my vehicles. The thing I like about them is that it looks like if one of the cameras fails I can just buy the one that failed instead of having to buy the whole package again.

I've been using a Vantrue E360 for over a year. I really like the view. My main complaint is the sharpness, especially because it seems to have focus set at a few feet (raindrops on the window are sharp, things in the distance not so much). Given it's only about 5K resolution, license plates are rar