Check lazada.. There are a few under RM200 too.

I've seen a few rear view mirror mounted dashcams.. I think with one or so even running Android .. They clasp onto the front of the mirror.. Some can replace the mirror entirely...with a section of the glass showing live view and menu..



This post has been edited by voncrane: Jul 27 2017, 10:34 PM

Your preference?... To some, the screen on is a distraction and to others it's welcome.

I believe it was shared earlier. Anyways, can find it very easily on Lazada. Just search.

Same link as Max posted.

Information is

Dashcams repair are a niche category... Never stumbled across one.. Plus might cost as much as a new one to get it fixed.. So better ditch and purchase a new one.

There are a few already discussed. I could tell you straightaway but where's the fun in that. .. You coukd read back a couple of pages and find the posts or simply type the keyword "card" in the search bar below for an instant answer.

Weird, normally one can simply copy off it. Could it be because the files are saved in a format that requires a PC first to launch the video player that unlocks the files? After which they can be copied off the SD card.

This post has been edited by voncrane: Aug 24 2017, 12:38 AM

Depending on your PC's auto-launch/play settings, it may seem as if it is undetected. But and as already pointed out, it's available as an external drive and files can be copied off the card. Unless the card reader or usb port is faulty.

You would have to test that to find out. It doesn't matter as long as the file is not locked or a faulty card. It should allow viewing and transfers. The whole point of a dashcam is to capture and save footage.

Can be gotten from Aliexpress.

Good info.. Quoting for reference later.

Way too rich for my needs..

That's actually better than no warranty that comes with some others and are pricier. See below for an example of what basically amounts to no warranty masquerading as available warranty


Besides, they don't even offer a 1-1 exchange on defects.

This post has been edited by voncrane: Sep 18 2017, 07:03 AM

Damn! . No warranty?.. Kinda why I prefer the buying local route. Sure costs a bit more in some cases, but can flip table if anything..

Hey... be a Man!

Usually it's on a loop.. It doesn't just continously save until it's one huge file and wipes to start over.. Videos are saved in segments, (say 3 or 5 or X minutes long) and those segments are then deleted/overwritten by new files at a later date on what I believe is a first in, first out basis..

This post has been edited by voncrane: Oct 12 2017, 10:21 PM

Check link.. throws an error.

Edit: oops, looks like its the site that's down.

This post has been edited by voncrane: Oct 25 2017, 04:04 PM

Based on my research, I'd say the SanDisk HE series is significantly better than the Samsung Evo+ series. Though the Evo+ is still a good buy, just be sure that you get the latest U3 and not U1 version.

Thanks for this.. Read your reviews and seen the videos, not bad for that price. Will keep this as ready option for pals who ask of budget dual channel dashcams.

Visit Jalan Puteri 5/1 in Puchong. Went to meet a pal there once and there's a car accessories shop along the row of shops that sells and does installations if you bring your own device too. I think BYOD installation is around RM50.. Can't remember exactly but definitely must be under RM100.. You can get hardwire kits there too, but better to bring yours.