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

VIOFO a329s I think. Im not entirely sure of the model but I think that’s it. They make a few 3 channel options. One has a telephoto instead of interior so don’t get them mixed up. I also use the VIOFO battery. When setting up parking mode, be sure to use a timelapse setting. The low bitrate option

All parking modes are the same in terms of them working based on a low voltage cutoff that you define. There isn't any concern about the car throwing errors from this with any brand. There's also a time-based cut off in many cameras, but that's kind of useless IMO. You have a few things to be concer

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.

If you get the VIOFO A329S you can add an optional external SSD drive and hide that under the dashboard in the glove box for stealth storage. That way the video footage is still safe even if they take the dashcam.

6-8 hours of parking mode isn’t good, perhaps your cutoff voltage is too high. Also I would invest a battery pack like the blackboxmycar powercell 8 which is expandable or IROAD's Powerpack Pro 12. As far as dashcams there’s plenty that consume less power which would extend your parking mode. Person

I like my viofo a329s 2ch. Very good image quality, supports external storage, and has good parking mode support. Definitely hardwire it.

I use a VIOFO A329. Very good quality. Got it hardwired for parking mode when out and about. Whatever can you use, you’ll want it hardwired or on a dashcam battery so that you can use parking mode.

Look up the viofo a329s dash cam with interior fish eye view, it basically has full 360 coverage with parking mode, Thats your best bet to be honest

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