A129 Plus

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 have a Viofo A129 in my 4th Gen 3 works great. I have both the front and back camera. Now which ever dash cam you get, keep in mind some fuses in the Mazda stay on. Most people I assume tap into the accessory or 12V charger fuse on a regular car. This never turns off in a Mazda. You should also ad

Been running a Viofo a129 plus duo (1440p F&R cam) for 2-3 years now no issues. With their hardwire kit for parking mode, and 2 polarizing lenses to lessen some reflections. Mine is a lower end model, they have ones that go up to like 4k, and more fps. Using a 128gb Samsung endurance card, would pro

Its a worthwhile investment. Get a mid-range one at least. It's a good deterrent for theft and will save you thousands if you get into an accident. Plus, it provides evidence for instances like the one you are having [I got the Viofo A129. Not the best but it has great quality video and wifi]

As mais recomendadas: Viofo A119 v3, Viofo A129 Plus Duo, 70mai Pegar 360 não dá, vá pela segunda opção que tem q frontal e traseira. Modo stand by existe, se chama 'parking mode'. Precisa instalar o 'Hardwire kit' direto na caixa de fusíveis, ele vai manter a câmera ligada mas em baixo consumo, se

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

Blackvue DR590X-2ch and Viofo A129 Plus Dual Channel are the ones I user. They both have good visibility quality, a parking mode, and a rear cam. There's a whole subreddit that can help you.

Use a dedicated dashcam. GoPro's can be used but its just not designed for use in cars for long periods of time. Dashcams are designed for long record sessions, designed to work in extreme heat, etc. So many affordable USD $10-$50 dashcams out there that would be passable in many "proof of fault" ac

I’m based in the UK if that makes a difference to your products - I had a Viofo A129 Duo plus which was quite good, the parking mode would do a time lapse but can do continuous recording at low frames, only down side is, if someone approaches your car from the side it won’t see a thing. Failing that

I have a Viofo A129 wired in front and back with 24/7 surveillance and motion detection. Highly recommend