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Best dashcam?
There's long list of possibles I find online. Some are so cheap it's hard to imagine they're any good. I want one hard wired that sees front and rear. Can anyone advise?
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I've had my Rexing v1 for years and love it. Stick with flush mounting dashcams where the dashcam itself is mounted, rather than a mount you attach the dashcam to. After a while, those types of mounts tend to get loose and the dashcam will jiggle and make videos hard to view.
Also I hardwired for a while. Just be careful if you're planning on having motion detection cause you'll drain your battery pretty quickly. |
I'm a fan of Thinkware. Granted it's all I've ever used, but I've never had any complaints. I had their F770 for several years, and upgrade to their U1000 last year. Here's a clip from my U1000:
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If you're not planning on using a parking mode, why not just use the 12v outlet behind the glove box? That's what I did before switching to a 2-channel system with parking mode.
Also, what are you looking for in a dash cam? Such as low light/night performance, resolution type, FPS, etc. I will say no matter what cam you get, don't get a battery based camera, but rather a capacitor kind. |
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