U3000

Just get the Blackvue ELITE 10-2CH with their battery and LTE module for the most complete feature set, you just need to pay the low low price of 1100+ USD /j But tbh even that lacks the IR night vision found in some vantrue cams and the radar parking mode found in the thinkware u3000. As much as I'

I ended up picking the Viofo A329S, I thought about thinkware’s U3000 pro but ultimately I liked the clarity that Viofo had and I was able to get it significantly discounted through my work.

I use the Thinkware U3000. It's overkill for sure and I would probably go the Viofo A229 if I had the choice again.

I am switching to Vueroid S1 infinite dual channel dashcam, after my research on the cams available. It’s a recent launch and comparison reviews on YouTube look promising. It’s a Korean brand, and is on sale in Amazon for $350 (front and rear) in the US. Worth checking it out, if slightly higher bud

Thinkware u3000, but I do not recommend

I was going to get the u3000 pro. The video not as good. The app is so bad from Thinkware. I went with the S1

I personally run Thinkware U3000 in my car and was surprised at how badly it performed in the night test. Grabbing recordings is a breeze as the dashcam is always ready to pair with your phone if you've set it up through the app.

U3000 isn't an LTE cam. Unless you are in the UK where Thinkware offers an LTE option you will want a Blackvue LTE cam.

Hi there, I just got your u3000 pro. It is seemingly impossible to connect to your Thinkware Connect app. The Dashcam Link App (I have no idea why you have two apps in the first place), has no where to connect to a network. Your video, and all other videos, show a connect to network option under the

I've got it working. You need two apps, Thinkware Dashcam Link to do some initial install stuff like telling it there's an LTE module connected and then Thinkware Connected to use the cloud features. One feature they did remove from the U3000 Pro is the ability to connect to an external WiFi hotspot