A129 Plus has a slightly better image quality.

But the F200 Pro shines in the parking mode and other features.

Or get the ciggie socket fixed

go read dashcamtalk forum. Most of the time they will share new firmware there faster than their website. Even got mod firmware also.

This looks like a good alternative



This post has been edited by blurjoey: Mar 23 2022, 02:05 PM

DDPAI Z40

Tomorrow go look see this fella

Saw before a long time ago, a car's front window got smashed and the Yi dashcam was stolen. Saw the Yi dashcam mount on the windscreen only.

Actually, if premium dashcam are more discreet design, so less visible.

This post has been edited by blurjoey: Mar 25 2022, 03:59 PM

It all depends on the fine-tuning of the firmware. Also will be a personal preference on which looks nicer to you. But you're comparing a 2160p (4K) to a 1944p?

Better put into consideration of lithium ion battery vs super capacitor.

X5Pro is 4K front and 1080p rear dashcam vs F790 which is 1080p front and rear dashcam. Both use different image sensors. Very hard to compare as it is not apple to apple.

A129 Plus Duo - • Processor: Novatek 96670 • Sensor: Front – Sony STARVIS IMX335 & Rear – Sony STARVIS IMX307 • Lens: Front F1.6 Aperture 140° Wide Viewing Angle & Rear F1.6 Aperture 160° Wide Viewing Angle • 2" LCD screen

A139 - • Processor: Novatek 96687 • Sensor: Front – Sony STARVIS IMX335, Rear – Sony STARVIS IMX291, Interior – Sony STARVIS IMX291 • Lens: Front 140° Wide Viewing Angle; Rear 140° Wide Viewing Angle; Interior 170° Wide Viewing Angle • No screen

This post has been edited by blurjoey: Mar 28 2022, 02:20 PM

Where did you read the comments as in his post wasn't any about damage to the ECU? For this brand or other models?

I asked Drex regarding this and he replied:



This post has been edited by blurjoey: Mar 28 2022, 06:08 PM

If parking mode then you won't go wrong with Korean dashcam like Thinkware and Blackvue.

You can try going over to Sicurez in Sunway and ask.

Regarding the warranty, technically it should not void anything as there is cutting of any wires. But the car manufacturers will look for anything not factory installed. Best if you're kamching with the service center as some will close 1 eye on these and some will report the littlest mods.

Can look at FineVu GX30 also Korean.

Just DIY hide the cable and use your existing dashcam until it dies or you don't like it anymore.

But make sure to check whether the video quality is clear or not first. This could be a deciding factor. And also check if the dashcam is using a lithium battery or not cause long-term less charge will also deteriorate the battery.

G1W... My very first dashcam...

Actually, you don't need to open the A-pillar to install the cable.



Here is one of the many videos on youtube. It's also how I first I installed my dashcam long long time ago.

The U1000 has better image quality than the Q800 Pro.

Better wait for the successor to Q800 Pro. I heard it's in the works.

Actually, no matter the resolution, fps, etc, image quality for fast-moving in the dark will depend.

I got a few friends from Penang who says their service is good.

DDPAI or viofo....

If you're good with DIY, it's a good experience. I would Civic will be easier to install than the CRV if you're installing a dual dashcam. Cause of the trunk on CRV.

If you're not confident, then it's better to get a pro to install it for you. Especially if you plan to use a hardwire kit for the parking mode if got.

Depends on the dashcam's cutoff and also if the battery is new or old. A newer battery can last longer. Also depends on how long you never drive your car to charge the battery. Many factors.

If you're worried about the car battery then get a dashcam battery pack that can power a dual dashcam for about 20+ hours on a single charge. It won't be connected to your car battery then.

Got new Viofo A119 mini coming soon.

Performance like A119V3 with 5GHz wifi.

Waiting for it to be out for testers.

If you're in KL or PJ area, you can go to Sicurez in Sunway. They are selling and installing dashcams from 70mai, DDPAI, Viofo, Thinkware, etc.