Q200

They're kinda all the same at this point. I'd say anything with 1080p and some kinda built in wifi so you can see what the camera sees when setting it up. 4k is cool and all but from what I remember of a comprehensive video about dash cams, higher resolution doesn't always mean better quality. And t

Thinkware q200 2CH is a low cost reliable 2k dash cam. Enough to show who had the green light, works well enough at night. BlackVue Elite 9 2CH is a high cost reliable 4k dash cam. Better picture esp. at night, better cloud features, support for larger SD cards. Lots of great option from both Blackv

4. ability to review her data from my phone would be a huge plus. A cloud dash cam is the best way to accomplish this. Connect the camera to the hotspot on the driver's phone, and you can access clips over the Internet. Thinkware Q200 is an economical example. U3000 is a higher end model with better

I've got a ThinkWare Q200. Dual Channel and affordable.

Si ma non è un modello che ricomprerei. https://thinkware.com/global/product/q200 (anteriore e posteriore) Cioè, va benissimo per carità. Ma allo stesso prezzo prenderei altro.

I always recommend the newest thinkware. I use one in my 2015 leaf using fuse taps and it works perfectly. Expect to invest $150-$200 or so. I use the Q200.

Is this a good dash cam? Nope. Unreliable junk. They pay for Amazon placement and fake reviews. I just want something cheaper and reliable. This isn't that. Look for a Thinkware Q200 for a reliable entry model, or a Viofo if you're in the US and will babysit it monthly.

If you have money to spend Land Rover has a 2 channel dash camera, part #VPLKV0134, it will install in line with the harness in the overhead console, the app is decent. Other than that I have had blackvue in my last vehicle, it was alright. I have a thinkware Q200 2 channel in my L322 that I am very

Thinkware Q200 fits your budget and Blackvue Elite 9 fits your desired specs. Cams claiming to do both tend to lie about specs and/or be unreliable trash.

You are correct, the battery will drain if you do not unplug it Unfortunately that cam isn't going to work for your application. There's an optional hardwiring kit that suits down the camera at 11.6v, but that's too low. Your vehicle battery will need to be replaced every year or so, and if you live