A129 Plus

Viofo A129 Plus or Viofo A229 Plus. Easily hardwired via fuse taps for parking mode etc, decent quality and mostly affordable.

Viofo A129 because it is one of the only dashcams that can be connected via usb and not 12v

Definitely recommend a camera that has front, rear, and 2 "inside" cameras (since those can easily be angled to point out the driver and passenger windows). Only 'tricky' part is if you want to hardwire it using an 'add a fuse' to your panel so it doesn't take up the 12V socket. This is because the

I put a Viofo A119 in my car, and Viofo A129 dual channel (front and rear recording) dash cams in some family members' cars. In all but one case, they're powered from the rear view mirror using a Dongar power adapter. So far, everything I've installed has been running fine for the last few years and

As u/2267746582 wrote, the Vortex Radar YouTube channel is a great resource where it comes to the techy stuff, and his recent "crash testing" brings up some very interesting observations. I highly recommend his reviews ( https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=vortex+radar+dashcam ), but they m

I've had a Viofo A129 Plus Duo in my WJ for a few years now. Easy install and I'd recommend getting their hardwire kit for installation. It has come in handy a few times, especially when some psycho dipshit backed into my Jeep in a parking lot & tried to blame me.

VIOFO A129 Plus. Picked mine up on Prime Day and had it installed at a Geek Squad for a little bit more. I love it.

Viofo A129. Place it up behind the mirror and you'll hardly notice it. The rear cam is near the edge of the frame and never seems to be an obstruction. I've also wired mine to a fuse tap which is actually pretty easy.

I have the Viofo A129 in mine. Front and rear. Installed it myself. Hard wired to the fuse box and all wires concealed. Not nearly as invasive as you’d think.

This doesn't help you now, but it could in the future. I'd highly recommend a quality dash cam. The Blackvue DR590X-2ch and Viofo A129 Plus Dual Channel are both great set ups with a front and rear cam that i use. I prefer the Viofo. I'd also recommend hard wiring it so you can fully utilize parking