Cause all Korean dashcam is using capacitors instead of batteries since more than 3+++ years ago... That's why capacitor can resist heat better than a battery.

Marbella used to be famous but now no more.

I'm using Thinkware F800 Pro in my car. Bought it for around rm2.6k with 64GB micro SD card when first launched in Malaysia. Even though the video quality not as great for those with higher bit rates. But for the true parking mode, ADAS and other features it's worth it.

I'm on the waiting list for the Thinkware Q800 Pro which is coming this month hopefully

Sounds more like a temporary fix than a permanent fix...

I have the exact set up: 70mai pro for the front, and 70mai for the rear. So far both works fine for me and image quality on both are pretty decent (pro better than non-pro of course). The 70mai at the rear is connected to a power port below the arm rest/compartment between the front seats on my Honda City, given that the stock cable is only long enough to reach there.

Pretty convenient to manage both dashcams through the 70mai mobile app too.

Can go with Viofo A129 Duo also. Using supercapacitor.

It's the most recommended dual dashcam of 2019    

Got both app control and control on the dashcam.

Official set is rm799 from authorized distributor with 1 year 1on1 exchange warranty.

Online with 0 or 6 months warranty can get rm500-600.

Actually iRoad is higher range as under Korean dashcam range 🤣

I think you just got a bad X9. Hahaha...

I agree with you. The video is just so so and I feel few hundred dash cam can do better.
I feel i been cheat from review the iroad footage. 

I never expect it will be exactly like the footage, but at least 70% shall be good. However it is not. Haha.. 
Just hope it will be more stable and reliable. My previous dash cam always hang, shut down or the memory card will show error after long time drive. 

Like all Korean dashcam, X9 is using super capacitor which can withstand heat better than those dashcam using batteries.

Actually I feel that dashcam should be pre-installed (factory fitted) in all cars for safety purposes.

They should make it as a guideline to have it as a per-requisite.

Anyway, a good dashcam is not gonna cost a bomb, factor into the selling price of the car and possibly loan cover major partial of it.

Yes, most all new Toyota models have dashcams even the new Vios & Yaris.

You think they will JV with good brand dashcam companies?

I know Mercedes is JV with Thinkware for their dashcams but not in Malaysia yet. BMW is JV with a Korean dashcam manufacturer but quality unknown.

The DrivePro 110 & HE card is review unit from Transcend Taiwan    

Samsung Evo Plus 128GB as it has 90mb/s write speed.

How about leaving a dedicated spot for us to install the dashcam on our own? a USB port there, so we don't have to pull the whole wire down. haha

Proton X70 has a USB port for your dashcam.
Toyota cars have factory fitted dashcam.

Why do you say that Evo Plus is not for recording?

When I Googled "micro sd cards for dashcam", I was surprised what was shown.

Only High Endurance cards are for use in dashcam or surveillance cameras. But Sandisk High Endurance is only 20mb/s write speed. Some dashcams will get error using it. Others to consider Transcend High Endurance, Kingston Endurance and Samsung Pro Endurance. Kingston and Samsung have 90mb/s write speed. But HE cards are not cheap FYI.

Other cards will void warranty if used in dashcams.

Another to try is the new Sandisk Ultra A1 cards.

A friend's Yi Ultra dashcam aka Yi dashcam King Edition...

The battery got bloated till pushed the screen off the dashcam body...

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Hi guys,any comment THINKWARE F800 pro and IROAD TX9?
Which one is better quality?

TX9 copied the Thinkware QX800 for the LED ring.

LED ring can be turned off.

Also, iRoad using the same hardwire kit as Thinkware. So can use both brands without changing the hardwire kit.

Can can....