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ricardo9505 t1_j2o7i7w wrote

Call auto detail shops and see what brands they use.

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upvoatsforall t1_j2oav71 wrote

I’ve got the garmin mini. Has great reviews. It was pricey. But has been very reliable. I think you get what you pay for with these things.

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DeltaWorksNL t1_j2ohule wrote

dont settle for cheap or some unkown brand , most of those ar junk . go for a wel known electronics brand , thats cost around 100 or slightly more .

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Zestyclose_Plenty_49 t1_j2ojm9q wrote

Watch "linus tech tips" video on dash cams! it's SUPER informative and will give you a ton of details about dash cams, their price range, and worth

E: It's on YouTube; forgot to mention that

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0rlan t1_j2ou8qz wrote

I'm really happy with my Thinkware F800 front/rear camera setup having had their F770 for around 5 years with zero problems before that. I've had many makes since they first came out and Thinkware has been the most reliable... it just works! Great quality picture day and night and a nice compact camera. Not the best known brand out there, but look them up and read the reviews. Btw I also invested in a battery pack to leave it on when vehicle parked up to catch parking bumps (it saves flattening main battery)

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Repulsive_Culture_91 t1_j2oy6e3 wrote

COXPAL A11T 3 channel dash cam, it records front, inside, rear simultaneously based on 2k + 1080 + 1080, very good quality.

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gigashadowwolf t1_j2oz1nh wrote

I would recommend watching this video before you buy a dashcam.

Dashcams are a GREAT idea and something absolutely everyone should have IMO. But don't fall for the scam of thinking there is all that much in terms of quality difference based on brands. Most of them are more similar to each other than not, and the only real differences are in form factors, features and software.

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1testaccount1 t1_j2pd8hb wrote

I have the Blackvue Dr 750s for at least 4 yrs now and it's been great. I believe they got the newer versions so it's easier to wire and no need for the power magic pro.

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oclookin OP t1_j2q8uue wrote

Thanks to everyone for the info. Will do some research with all the makes mentioned and go from there.

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sun_aks t1_j2ql75u wrote

Are there any wireless ones that we can recharge every night?

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N90EM t1_j2sdcbb wrote

I used to use owl (so so so good) until they went defunct and were resurrected as some crappy bastardized brand. Bought a cheapo cam from Amazon during prime day (Rove R2-4K Dash Cam Built in WiFi... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B074JT3698?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share) and it has already paid for itself (x4) with one incident where a woman threw her door open in front of my car. Sometimes all you need is something that gets the job done.

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plasmaticD t1_j2vsqrs wrote

On closer inspection mine has 14 pins and doesn't match anything I see on the website. I emailed them a photo of the connectors but I'm thinking I'm SOL. Thanks for the suggestion, though! We'll soon see if they have new products in the works or just what.

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YourAuntie t1_j3093iw wrote

Thinkware! I went through about 4 brands which all died in a matter months. I'm going on 4 years I think with my thinkware ones.

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