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 A329 in both of my vehicles. Easy to install, easy to hardwire, good quality, good sound.

With 70 mai all you'll get is saving of about 50$. 70mai pack doesn't have bluetooth app. If you put the battery under your seat you'll struggle to check if the batt is charging or how much juice left by led lights only. Second BP100 is viofo product and the dashcam and the battery communicate diffe

I have the Viofo A329S in both my V60 P* and XC90 T8. Both are hardwired and work flawlessly. The sensor quality and frame rate are WORLDS better than the fitcamx, especially at night. I tossed that thing (fitcamx) in the trash after comparing it to the Viofo. Be sure to get a high endurance microSD

I just recently purchased & installed my front & rear setup. The dash cam research rabbit hole is real. It all comes down to quality, clarity, and price. In the end, and like most things, you get what you pay for. There are certain options out there for Broncos that have an “OEM” look upon installat

Here’s the Viofo A329S in my 2018 V60. Thats all the exposed wires. Front and rear took maybe an hour to install with hardwiring it to the fuse box for constant power, and the hard wire kit has a low voltage cutoff so you can’t kill your battery with your dashcam. It was not challenging, with just a

I just had the Viofo A329S 3 camera installation done by Best Buy. But they were unwilling to hard-wire the HK6 hard wire kit. So I went to a local stereo install guy, who wired the hard wire kit RIGHT OVER the air bag. I ultimately pulled the A-Pillar cover off to tuck it behind the airbag, so all

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’m kinda interested in that Baseus VD1 dash cam. “solar charging + no hardwire kit for parking mode” thing sound pretty unique. Haven’t really seen that from other brand, at least not on my viofo a329s.

but $500 is reasonable and acceptable. VIOFO is one of the most suggested brands. It's pretty much plug and play. Running the wiring through the liner is simple and the power source is a cigarette plug so there is no tricky wiring. With the $500 budget you can get the VIOFO A329S with front and rear