A329S

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

I have the Viofo A329S front + rear hardwired in mine. No complaints

Viofo A329S I picked up the 3 channel version but at least get front and back.

Modern thieves just need access to the a headlight's cables to issue a command to unlock the car. Everything is connected like a computer network. A good thief can do it in under 2 minutes and no alarm will go off because the computer accepts the signal as if it was being issued from an authorized f

I love my VIOFO A329 2 channel setup.

For dash cams, hit up Hachi. He's a regular here, and includes a custom harness of your choice with the purchase of a cam, making it easy for you to enable parking mode without the extra price of the hardwire kit. The most popular ones seem to be the higher end Viofo cameras. The A229 Pro and the A3

Based on various comparisons and reviews, this is my shortlist if I ever install one. Techmoan and The Hook Up have some good info on them if you want to check cheque it out Viofo A119 Mini 2 Viofo A329S Redtiger F17 Elite/Thinkware ARC700 A129 Pro Duo/A139 Pro 2Ch Converting that part of your comme

So true. First one I got was in 2016, a Garmin NuviCam LMTHD. I balked at it initially as it was $520. In March 2017, I was reversed into and without the dash cam, my insurance would have gone up a lot more than $500 over the span. Well worth the price at the time. It’s hard driving now without one.

I run a Viofo A329S. I ended up hardwiring it over getting the Dongar so I could utilize parking mode. Either way; pretty easy to tuck the wires into the headliner. The rear cam is a bit of a pain to route the wires through the hatch but still pretty straightforward.

I’ve seen the Baseus VD1 Pro around and from the specs it looks pretty good for the price. I’ve used a few dashcams myself, including my current Viofo A329S, and honestly the rear cam doesn’t need to be more than 1080P. Most of the important footage comes from the front anyway, and the rear usually