A119M Pro

I will literally and truly never own a car without one. They more than pay for themselves when you need to defend yourself vs your rates skyrocketing over something not your fault. The VIOFO A119 is about $100 bucks and it provides very high quality video. Heck I still have my A129 Duo that I have h

Viofo would be the top recommendation. It offers the best picture quality out of any of the available dash cams. As far as which Viofo model to chose from, I would go with the Viofo A119 MINI 2 with the Sony STARVIS 2 image sensor. Personally, I was debating between Viofo and Blackvue (for the cloud

Honestly the VIOFO A119 MINI 2 or the VIOFO A119 is like £100 and its the best in its price range, it doesn't have super fancy features but its good enough, I haven't found a better camera quality in that price bracket. Most dashcams use the exact same sensors, so ones which claim to be 4K Super Ult

The Viofo A119 V3 is what you want then. By no means the latest-n-greatest but still a decent dash all in all.

I have Viofo A119 V3 in my NA. It works pretty good and hasn’t done anything weird. I got it because it was cheap and know to be reliable, I just wanted a dash cam that was good enough so I could show that it wasn’t my fault to my insurance company and/or the cops. It’s worked perfectly the entire t

Buy a dashcam that has a Sony Starvis 2 sensor in it. Maybe there are even better sensors now. The point is, most dashcams, cheap or expensive, have terrible cheap sensors in them. Starvis 2 is the best in picture clarity, night time recording and cutting down the headlight/plate glare. Google/youtu

Seems pretty fair to me other than maybe being mistaken for someone else. I trust that you we're not going 19 over, but do you have any idea how fast you were going? I'm assuming over the speed limit to some degree since it would be hard to mistake someone going the speed limit for someone going nea

Depends on how much you want to spend. At minimum Id go viofo a229 plus duo (2k front and rear) they do have a 4k front 2k rear (a229 pro duo). If you add the hardwire kit you get parking mode. They have their flagship a329 which can record to an ssd if you want/need to store a lot of footage for wh

My absolutes are as follows... Real 4K recording at a min of 30fps, 60fps preferred. Sony STARVIS 2 IMX678 Sensor Super capacitor equipped, not physical battery HDR (High Dynamic Range) option GPS equipped Able to equip with a CPL filter Min 128GB SD card supported WiFi if there's no display for ini

I got VIOFO A119 Pro on Amazon. I have used fitcamx previously in another car, it has oem look, you wouldn’t even know it’s there. But the camera lens wasn’t the best and not really 4K. The VIOFO has a better lens