No need to install the Mihome. Can have both together. Mihome have other products.

Never tried. Only used for streaming on the phone. I usually take out the card for faster access to the videos.

Never tested with Kingston before.

But am using Samsung Evo Plus which is good.

Here is cheap in Lazada
https://www.lazada.com.my/samsung-64gb-100m...r-11934699.html

Yes, very clearly when the car has stopped moving

There are videos for you to watch on the 1st post.

I haven't seen anyone had any issues with Kingston card yet or no one has tried. Maybe you want to buy and try Kingston? Do let us know the results.

Less than rm200...

1. Last checked, no dashcams have IS feature.
2. You mean release from the mount? Actually depends on you
3. It's a dashcam. Not action cam. But yes can use the dashcam outside of the vehicle to record maybe for about 5-10 minutes as the lithium battery is only 240mAh. There is a power button for you to turn on and off the dashcam.
4. Yes.
5. I usually never take down my dashcams. No matter it's capacitor or lithium dashcams.
6. Not yet. Maybe in the future, Mijia will release an English firmware.
7. Did you go thru my review? There is a picture on my blog that I've translated for the menus on the Mijia dashcam including the Gsensor settings. I did mention more translated menus screenshots on my blog. Yes, you can off the Gsensor.
8. Nope. Only able to download the 1-minute video to your phone. Think most smartphones can do video cropping if not mistaken. I prefer taking down the microSD and use my computer more. But I do have an OTG microSD card reader in my car.
9. I'm sure on post #1, I've got put some Mijia Dashcam VS Yi Dashcam videos that I did. Anyway, I got some asking me to do new VS videos for Mijia dashcam vs Yi Dashcam King Edition (aka Ultra) vs SJ Dash. Maybe after my Vicovation Opia1 and ThinkWare F800 Pro review first.
10. Yi Dashcam is 2 years old specs. Unless you're talking about the new Yi Dashcam King Edition (aka Ultra). Then maybe that King Edition as the I saw some advantages over the Mijia Dashcam.
11. Well, usually no dashcam can capture license plate clearly at night while moving fast. Unless you have an accident, then cars usually will slow down and you can capture the license plates clearly.

Hope I answered all your questions

This post has been edited by blurjoey: Nov 20 2017, 01:53 AM

There are only 2 commands to do the following: 1. Record emergency video 2. Take photo

Tried a few times, was working good.

Both are good dashcams

Not sure as not much review from buyers?

I got my King Edition from kopiPeng

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4351085

This post has been edited by blurjoey: Nov 21 2017, 10:42 AM

Depends on car... Mijia a bit too big for rear though

All these while don't have loop recording option. It's stuck on 2 minutes loop.

Do a factory reset and see

Yup... I use Samsung Evo Plus a lot in my testings...

5-15 minutes maybe... This a dashcam and not meant to be used without external power supply...

Yup finally with english interface... Yi King Edition going backward and removed the english interface with latest fw...

Did you set the region as China?

It's about US53.99 (RM210+-) in Gearbest.

There are lots of sellers online selling also. Local shops not sure.

You mean how long will the battery last in our hot weather? This depends on the lithium battery inside. Maybe a year or more or less or 6 months?

32GB can record about 3+- hours of drive video. If you need to keep longer, get a 64GB which can record about 6+- hours.

This post has been edited by blurjoey: Feb 2 2018, 09:56 AM

Try a factory reset of the Mijia dashcam then try to connect to the Mi Home app again.

If not, try this Mi Dash Cam app...

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mi-dash-cam...1324981254?mt=8