VD1 Pro

I’ve got a Baseus VD1 Pro. I think this is their first dashcam, but so far it’s been working well. I installed it recently because I was too lazy to mess with the fuse box for parking mode, and it’s been working good for my daily driving.

I have a Vantrue N4 Pro (3ch) in my car and a Baseus VD1 Pro (2ch) in my wife. If it’s your first time getting a dashcam, I’d recommend the VD1 Pro since it’s a nice balance of price/quality/easy setup. Some cheaper dashcams only record in interpolated 4K, which looks blurry compared to true 4K. Wit

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

Congrats on the new RAV4! I just added a dashcam to mine not long ago and went with the Baseus VD1 Pro. It’s easy to set up, just plug it in, and the front 4K plus rear 1080p has been really clear day and night. Worth checking out if you want something quick and reliable.

I had someone scratch my car and drive off last month, so I rushed to get a dashcam after that. I looked at a bunch of options and ended up choosing the Baseus VD1 Pro. It has motion detection in parking mode and wakes up to record when someone comes near the car. The front and rear video is clear a

Where did the scratch happen? If it’s on the side, most dashcams can’t really catch that since they mainly cover the front and rear. my baseus vd1 pro parking mode works pretty well, it wakes up when there’s movement or impact and records clearly in 4K.

I’ve always used dashcam in the 100–200 range, and right now I’m using the baseus vd1 pro. It’s under 200 bucks, records 4K front and 1080p rear, no hardwire kit needed, just plug in the power has parking mode too and works really smoothly. The value for the price is great, honestly feels like exact

I’m using the Baseus VD1 Pro and it’s been great so far. It records 4K front and 1080p rear with Sony STARVIS and HDR, so details are really clear. Setup’s simple, just plug in the power, no hardwire kit needed. Super easy for a first dashcam.

Me and my wife actually share one dashcam right now. When we get home we just leave it on the shoe cabinet and whoever leaves first the next day grabs it for their car. We got the Baseus VD1 Pro since it does not need any hardwiring, you just plug it into the power and it works. The video quality is

I bought a dashcam for my mom recently and she was a first time user too. I got her the Baseus VD1 Pro and it has been great. The video is clear day and night, setup is just plug in the power, and the app is easy to use. For someone new like your brother, it is a really solid option. It is $99 for B