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Best dash cams

I've got a Vantrue N4 Pro too. I park my car outside in the sun with no shade, and it's made it through 3 summers without any issues.— Reddit comment · u/Powerful_Increase222 · r/dashcams · 2025-06-30 · on the #1 pick, Vantrue N4 Pro

  1. 1 Vantrue N4 ProBest overall 10 quotes
  2. 2 Viofo A229 ProBest picture 9 quotes
  3. 3 REDTIGER F7NBest value 9 quotes
  4. 4 Nextbase 622GWMost complaints 9 quotes
  5. 5 Garmin Dash Cam 67WSimplest 10 quotes
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Best overall

Vantrue N4 Pro

N4 Pro and N4 Pro S, three cameras: front, cabin and rear

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Price
$230 to $300 with a hardwire kit
Cameras
Three: front 4K, cabin and rear 1080p

Why it ranks here. The N4 Pro is the three-camera setup that everything else gets measured against: front, cabin and rear, a STARVIS 2 sensor up front, and a build that owners in Texas and Florida say survives summer after summer. It ranks first for doing the whole job well, and for an app that is easier than Viofo's.

Heat is the thing that kills dash cams, so the reports from the sunbelt matter most. One owner parks 'in the sun with no shade' and the camera 'made it through 3 summers without any issues'; another in the South has it in a black truck and is 'hoping it survives at least three summers'. The footage reads plates, and buyers who came from a Viofo say the app is 'night and day' easier for pulling clips. The complaints are small: a mount that 'falls every few weeks' in South Florida, thick wiring for three cameras, and a tiny screen. One Reddit user swears off Vantrue over other models, and a Viofo A139 owner whose cameras died at nine months came here hoping for better. About $230 to $300 with a hardwire kit.

What owners like

  • Survives heat: parked 'in the sun with no shade', one has 'made it through 3 summers without any issues'
  • Sharp 4K front footage from a STARVIS 2 sensor, with readable plates
  • An app that former Viofo owners call 'night and day' easier for getting footage off the camera

What owners complain about

  • The mount can let go in heat: in South Florida the suction cup 'falls every few weeks'
  • Three cameras mean thick wiring that is a chore to route
  • A small screen, and a few Reddit users distrust Vantrue after bad luck with its other models

I've got a Vantrue N4 Pro too. I park my car outside in the sun with no shade, and it's made it through 3 summers without any issues.— Reddit comment · u/Powerful_Increase222 · r/dashcams · 2025-06-30

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  • I've got a Vantrue N4 Pro too. I park my car outside in the sun with no shade, and it's made it through 3 summers without any issues.

    Reddit comment · u/Powerful_Increase222 · r/dashcams · 2025-06-30 · read the original ↗

  • This cam use a 3M adhesive mount with an electrostatic sticker so it stays firmly in place. I’ve got one myself and usually park in the garage. If you want to extend its lifespan, parking in a cooler spot is always a good idea. Heat can really damage anything.

    Reddit comment · u/adizz87 · r/dashcams · 2025-06-30 · read the original ↗

  • I live in the South. I picked up the same model as you back in Feb and installed it in my black Truck. So far, it’s running great! Hoping it survives at least three summers down here.

    Reddit comment · u/Royal-Divide-7683 · r/dashcams · 2025-06-30 · read the original ↗

  • South Florida, same cam, I put the camera away so I can put my sunshade up (and avoid theft temptation), and the suction cups falls every few weeks. No biggie though

    Reddit comment · u/Longjumping-Tea-7842 · r/dashcams · 2025-06-30 · read the original ↗

  • N4 pro has the newer starvis 2 sensor which is somewhat better. N4’s records front 1440p, interior 1440p and rear 1080 when in 3 channel mode so if you want 4K recording in the front, you need to disable the interior camera. N4 pro records at 4K, 1080p and 1080p respectively.

    Reddit comment · u/Evovlncr · r/dashcams · 2025-02-10 · read the original ↗

  • I've had such poor experiences with Vantrue that I would never consider any of their shitty products.

    Reddit comment · u/JunkDepartment · r/dashcams · 2025-02-11 · read the original ↗

  • I made the exact same mistake and found it worth it to upgrade to the Pro so I don't have to pull the SD card to download video. Just as an aside, the wiring for the N4 is the exact same as the Pro. I merely swapped the cameras and returned the N4 - no need to uninstall and reinstall everything.

    Reddit comment · u/Rafterman2 · r/dashcams · 2025-02-10 · read the original ↗

  • LOL, "I'll take the good one and put the POS one in my wife's car" LOL

    YouTube comment · @edwardanugent · 2023-08-11 · watch the original ↗

  • Very helpful, detailed review. I have run two Vantrue single channel models for several years. Still running, although I do no leave them when parked outside due to our extreme heat. I have a mirror mount but I'm curious if this model is not easy to remove for storage? Vantrue is one of those brands that offers solid build quality although seem to be not as well known due to less hype compared to some. Thanks!

    YouTube comment · @halfglassfull · 2023-08-11 · watch the original ↗

  • Great video has always n review....im def going 2 try this cam now. I personally had bad experiences with my Viofo a139. Both interior and rear cameras went out after 9mnths then now 1.5yrs lator I have a completely dead A139 main unit. For the price they didnt last anywhere what I thought. Hope this unit is alot better.....Viofo a139 😞👎

    YouTube comment · @TexRS222 · 2023-08-11 · watch the original ↗

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Best picture

Viofo A229 Pro

Two cameras; an interior camera makes it three

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Price
$200 to $300
Cameras
Two: front 4K and rear; interior camera optional

Why it ranks here. When money is not the concern, r/dashcams answers Viofo A229 Pro. Its IMX678 sensor reads plates that other 4K cameras turn into smudges, and it glues to the glass instead of sucking onto it. It ranks second only because getting footage out of it is a chore.

The picture is the argument. 'I can actually read the license plates', says one owner, and 'it's expensive but absolutely worth it'. A reviewer tested two other 4K cameras in a car park and 'can not read any license plate, even at 4-7 mph and ~5 ft from plates'; this one could. The glue mount stays put where suction cups fall, and hobbyists rate Viofo's reliability above Garmin's. Then you try to download a clip. Viofo's app is 'a maze' next to Vantrue's, and one owner of an older model describes the process as 'Turn this off, turn that on, wait a minute, do the Hokey Pokey'. A card reader gets round it. The two-camera kit is all most people need, with the $15 hardwire kit.

What owners like

  • The clearest plates here: 'I can actually read the license plates', where two rival 4K cameras 'can not read any license plate'
  • A glue mount that stays on the glass, where suction cups fall in heat
  • Reliability the hobby trusts: 'generally been better than that of Garmin'

What owners complain about

  • Getting clips out is a chore. The app is 'a maze' next to Vantrue's, and older models had owners doing 'the Hokey Pokey' to download a file
  • Three wires out of the front unit make a three-camera install fiddly
  • Wi-Fi and the app tend to give up after two or three years of daily use

I use a Viofo A229 Pro; it's expensive but absolutely worth it. I can actually read the license plates (very important!), and it's very clear. Nighttime quality is also good. It does not technically require an app, and as long as you have an SD card reader, you can access the files.— Reddit comment · u/AcrillixOfficial · r/dashcams · 2026-09-06

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  • I use a Viofo A229 Pro; it's expensive but absolutely worth it. I can actually read the license plates (very important!), and it's very clear. Nighttime quality is also good. It does not technically require an app, and as long as you have an SD card reader, you can access the files.

    Reddit comment · u/AcrillixOfficial · r/dashcams · 2026-09-06 · read the original ↗

  • As long as I’ve been in the hobby, reliability of VIOFO cams has generally been better than that of Garmin. Not to say there is a problem with Garmins…they are a great established brand.

    Reddit comment · u/GeraltOfRivian · r/dashcams · 2026-09-06 · read the original ↗

  • I switched from a Viofo to a Vantrue last year, and the difference in app usability is night and day. The Viofo's interface felt like navigating a maze compared to how smoothly the Vantrue loads footage.

    Reddit comment · u/Realistic_Carob9050 · r/dashcams · 2026-09-04 · read the original ↗

  • Viofo A229 Pro 2-channel is all you really need. Anything else is overkill. If you have a good 12V just hardware it with the $15 kit. Otherwise you could get a dashcam battery, but that increases prices and installation by quite a bit.

    Reddit comment · u/Straight_Reading8912 · r/dashcams · 2026-09-03 · read the original ↗

  • In general, Viofo is better than Vantrue but if you like something about Vantrue and can't find on Viofo go for Vantrue... The most important is that you already want to go for the biggest CMOS used in a dashcam, the IMX678.

    Reddit comment · u/Bendov_er · r/dashcams · 2023-11-11 · read the original ↗

  • I glad your video show I can see their plates. The other two 4k dashcams I tested in my parking lot, I can not read any license plate, even at 4-7 mph and ~5 ft from plates! Can’t believe they got all 5 stars reviews from 150+ people.

    YouTube comment · @CW-yj8ce · 2023-11-30 · watch the original ↗

  • Excellent review!! One thing I really like about this camera is that the mounting is not suction cups, which falls. Instead, it uses that glue, which is better.

    YouTube comment · @3dplanet100 · 2023-11-30 · watch the original ↗

  • Thanks for you review, I got the Viofo a229 pro.

    YouTube comment · @Donaldian2 · 2023-11-30 · watch the original ↗

  • I have a VIOFO 329S (I think). It is functional, but a pain in the ass to view and download anything. Turn this off, turn that on, wait a minute, do the Hokey Pokey, turn myself around. Oh wait, I did something wrong, now I have to start over.

    Reddit comment · u/allcars4me · r/dashcams · 2026-09-04 · read the original ↗

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Best value

REDTIGER F7N

F7N and F7NP two-camera kits

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Price
$100 to $120
Cameras
Two: front 4K, upscaled by some accounts, and rear

Why it ranks here. The REDTIGER is what most people on a budget buy, and it is the most watched dash cam on YouTube by a distance. For $100 to $120 it has a 4K front camera, a rear camera, GPS, an app and parking mode. It ranks third because a real share of them misbehave.

When it works it earns its keep. 'This actually got me out of a speeding ticket', says one owner, 'Was dismissed immediately'; another's 'caught everything' when someone hit his girlfriend's car. Then the other reviews. One unit started 'loading up a black screen', its replacement 'freezes up after 15-30 seconds'; a new one's resolution 'always defaults back to 4K' after every restart; one drops into parking mode while driving. The bundled card is 'too slow for 4k', so buy a U3 card or you get gaps in the loop. And moving clips over Wi-Fi 'takes extremely long', so owners pull the card. Buy it if $110 is the budget, test it hard in the return window.

What owners like

  • Front 4K, rear camera, GPS, app and parking mode for $100 to $120
  • Footage that has paid for itself: 'This actually got me out of a speeding ticket', and another 'caught everything' in a collision
  • The most reviewed budget camera there is, so its faults are well mapped

What owners complain about

  • Quality control: one unit went to 'a black screen', its replacement 'freezes up after 15-30 seconds', and another's resolution 'always defaults back to 4K'
  • The bundled card is 'too slow for 4k' and leaves gaps in the loop until you replace it
  • Wi-Fi transfer 'takes extremely long', and parking mode can trigger while you drive

This actually got me out of a speeding ticket. Had video with me. Was dismissed immediately— YouTube comment · @mcham0846 · 2024-07-26

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  • Love my F7NP; have had in my truck for over a year. Great quality front & rear videos. However; I don’t have it set for “parked” monitoring mode; not too many auto break ins where we are - also don’t trust the possible battery drain on the truck. The one draw back on this model is that it takes extremely long to move event videos from the camera to your phone via WiFi. I gave up on using that function; just use the SD card in my computer when I want to share videos.

    Reddit comment · u/l_dean · r/dashcams · 2025-07-30 · read the original ↗

  • I got this dashcam last month and I've noticed that while driving the indicator on the odb2 box goes from ACC to showing a voltage (~12.3) and the camera will go into parking mode despite actively driving. I have a 2021 civic if that matters any. It will eventually go back to ACC but during this time the dashcam will turn on and off and record in locked mode since it's detecting movement which isn't ideal.

    Reddit post · u/masterxc · r/dashcams · 2026-07-15 · read the original ↗

  • I bought one a few years ago and it was great, till it started loading up a black screen but would still record. Whatever, I just bought a new one. That was maybe 3 months ago. This one was fine but now it freezes up after 15-30 seconds for about 30 seconds and then restarts the recording. I have it on a 5 minute loop.

    Reddit post · u/struck21 · r/dashcams · 2024-09-24 · read the original ↗

  • Hello y'all, I recently got my first dashcam, redtiger F7N dual. Whenever it restarts, the resolution always defaults back to 4K. It doesn't stick to 1080 or 2.5k. Tried setting it via phone & dashcam itself.

    Reddit post · u/Strict-String-9728 · r/dashcams · 2026-08-02 · read the original ↗

  • I’m most concerned about having it running while parked, since the area is kinda known for car break-ins. My budget isn’t high, so the Redtiger F7N seems like the best in my budget that I’ve been able to find... The F7N is currently on sale for $116.

    Reddit post · u/Jolly_Owl9125 · r/dashcams · 2025-07-30 · read the original ↗

  • I got this camera for myself and my family and they have already proved their worth. Someone hit my GF's car and the camera caught everything. One important thing is that if you are planning on using the SD card that comes with it make sure to decrease the recording resolution in settings. If you dont there will be gaps in the loop recording footage because the default card is too slow for 4k. Get a faster U3 SD card to avoid gaps in recordings.

    YouTube comment · @blinkingred · 2024-07-26 · watch the original ↗

  • This actually got me out of a speeding ticket. Had video with me. Was dismissed immediately

    YouTube comment · @mcham0846 · 2024-07-26 · watch the original ↗

  • returned, accessing video is a hassle, not standard. quality wasn't much better than 1080.

    YouTube comment · @drewt.4353 · 2022-01-15 · watch the original ↗

  • This isn't a review... This is a promotional video. Good information but not a review

    YouTube comment · @Insomniac-013 · 2022-01-15 · watch the original ↗

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Most complaints

Nextbase 622GW

Rear camera sold separately or bundled

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Price
$300 to $400 with the rear camera
Cameras
Front 4K; rear camera optional

Why it ranks here. The 622GW is the dash cam on the shelf at Best Buy and Halfords, with 4K, Alexa and crash detection that calls for help. It has years of owner reports, and they are the worst in this ranking. It stays in because it is what many people will see first, and they should know.

The picture is good and the crash features have helped with insurance claims. The problem is the rest. Units freeze: one 'freezes up after 5-25 seconds after every start-up', another 'Died completely within about 5 months', and an owner of three top-of-the-range Nextbases says 'all three froze and became unresponsive'. The internal battery cannot be replaced and fades: at under three years one 'lasts a minute or so without external power'. The mount falls off in heat, the app connects '9/10 times doesn't work' for one owner, and a professionally installed unit keeps 'resetting the date to 2010'. Owners who liked the video still say they would not buy Nextbase again.

What owners like

  • 4K picture with extras: Alexa, crash detection with an SOS call, and a compact body
  • Crash detection that owners credit with smoothing an insurance claim
  • Sold everywhere, so returns are easy, and you will need that

What owners complain about

  • Freezing: 'freezes up after 5-25 seconds after every start-up', 'Died completely within about 5 months', 'all three froze and became unresponsive'
  • A sealed battery that fades: under three years in, one 'lasts a minute or so without external power'
  • The app '9/10 times doesn't work', the mount lets go in heat, and one unit keeps 'resetting the date to 2010'

This is the exact reason I got rid of mine. They are garbage. I have had three different versions all top of the range at the time of release and all three froze and became unresponsive. What’s the point of a dashcam if it doesn’t work? Nextbase support were useless, one i bought from Amazon I returned as faulty but reading online it’s common.— Reddit comment · u/MrTeajunkie · r/dashcams · 2023-06-13

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  • No! Mine never worked probably from day 1. Died completely within about 5 months

    Reddit comment · u/noopenusernames · r/dashcams · 2023-07-22 · read the original ↗

  • It freezes up after 5-25 seconds after every start-up. Most times it won’t even show the camera image, sometimes it won’t show anything at all except the black background, sometimes it won’t show anything except the record/settings/other menu buttons, but they’re locked up and nothing works.

    Reddit post · u/noopenusernames · r/dashcams · 2023-06-13 · read the original ↗

  • This is the exact reason I got rid of mine. They are garbage. I have had three different versions all top of the range at the time of release and all three froze and became unresponsive. What’s the point of a dashcam if it doesn’t work? Nextbase support were useless, one i bought from Amazon I returned as faulty but reading online it’s common.

    Reddit comment · u/MrTeajunkie · r/dashcams · 2023-06-13 · read the original ↗

  • At best this lasts maybe 2 months, meanwhile the original mount stayed on in NH for closer to 2 years without issue. Even crazier is that my husband's cam, mounted to the exact same year, make and model of car in the same location from when I first installed it is completely fine and hasn't fallen off and I installed both the same way.

    Reddit post · u/Lou_Peacham · r/dashcams · 2024-10-05 · read the original ↗

  • Have the same model in my daughters car & have a few memory cards that work fine, as you say the only issue is the battery which is difficult to replace

    YouTube comment · @iantheinventor8151 · 2024-11-01 · watch the original ↗

  • Thanks for the brilliant video and all the feedback. I was about to buy it and now I'm questioning myself if it's worth spending £300. I would probably go with a cheaper alternative as even this has issues. Thanks for answering the questions I had on mind

    YouTube comment · @atifb8066 · 2024-11-01 · watch the original ↗

  • Mine is not even 3 years old, the battery lasts a minute or so without external power, it's been hardwired to the car since day one. The Bluetooth is no longer working. I also found it too sensitive when detecting impacts even on the lowest sensitivity.

    YouTube comment · @DAZ1925 · 2024-11-01 · watch the original ↗

  • I have the 522 and back cam and Nextbase is Junk, failed to record major events, drops recording without any reason... of course you only find out that it wasn't recording constantly when you need images and find out it recorded except the days you needed. Connecting with the app... 9/10 times doesn't work. Had somebody hitting me... No recorded images.... Absolutely unreliable for a dash cam

    YouTube comment · @stef2171 · 2024-11-01 · watch the original ↗

  • Getting tired of my 622 GW resetting the date to 2010 or whatever every three weeks or so and not syncing to the satellite date and time. Professionally installed so it should work perfectly. It doesn’t.

    YouTube comment · @meeluanistyn1644 · 2024-11-01 · watch the original ↗

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Simplest

Garmin Dash Cam 67W

180-degree lens; the Mini 2 is the cheaper, app-only sibling

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Price
$150 to $200
Cameras
Front only, 1440p, 180 degrees; rear add-on separate

Why it ranks here. Garmin's 67W is the dash cam for people who do not want a project. No app needed, a 180-degree view, and a brand truckers trust. It ranks fifth because the wide lens shrinks plates and because it costs more than the cameras above it that see better.

It just records. Owners pick it over the cheaper Mini because 'the 67W doesn't' force you into the app, and a truck driver 'after 5 years of ownership' says 'it more than made it's money worth'. One owner who had four dash cams overheat says the Garmin 'has NEVER overheated'. The 180-degree lens is the thing to think about: that same owner will 'NEVER buy again' a 180-degree camera, because 'All it does is get video of your dashboard and side panels' while everything ahead shrinks. The Garmin Drive app is 'wonky', so owners pull the card. And a few units 'Died completely after 2 years'. Simple and dependable, at a price that buys sharper cameras.

What owners like

  • Works without an app: the Mini forces you into it, 'the 67W doesn't'
  • Lasts: 'after 5 years of ownership it more than made it's money worth', and one that 'has NEVER overheated' where four others did
  • $50 more than the Mini 2 for higher resolution and frame rate, a jump buyers call worth it

What owners complain about

  • The 180-degree lens makes plates and distant cars tiny; one owner says 'All it does is get video of your dashboard and side panels'
  • The Garmin Drive app is 'wonky', so owners pull the card instead
  • A few units 'Died completely after 2 years of regular use'

I wish I had seen your video before buying my 67W. It died completely after 2 years of regular use. Doesn't power on at all, I will take it back to Best Buy to see if it's repairable by the Geek Squad. I bought an extended 3-year warranty on the dash cam.— YouTube comment · @s.h.c.jr.9283 · 2023-04-25

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  • I wish I had seen your video before buying my 67W. It died completely after 2 years of regular use. Doesn't power on at all, I will take it back to Best Buy to see if it's repairable by the Geek Squad. I bought an extended 3-year warranty on the dash cam.

    YouTube comment · @s.h.c.jr.9283 · 2023-04-25 · watch the original ↗

  • Thanks for a informative video. I was considering Mini 2 or 67W and have landed on the latter. The mini forces you to use the app for checking its viewing angel etc, the 67W doesn't. I also want the higher resolution and frame rate. But most importantly is that were I live the Mini 2 costs roughly 130 dollars while the 67W costs 180 dollars. I get a much better camera overall for 50 bucks up.

    YouTube comment · @msoundvox · 2023-04-25 · watch the original ↗

  • I recently started using a Garmin Dash Cam 47. So far, I really like it. But I definitely agree on what was said about the Garmin Drive app. Its very.....wonky (?) and getting it to connect is super difficult. Like was said in the video, I just pull the sd card if I want to get any footage saved to my computer. I really wish they would improve the app because I really like my Garmin dash cam.

    YouTube comment · @jxg5448 · 2023-04-25 · watch the original ↗

  • I am also a sucker for Garmin products here (N. AMerica) but also when I was in EU. I'm a truck driver so while I do understand your view point mine is a bid different. For me my dashcam was with all the options that it has (audio, timelapse while trucking is great, and even the app to show a police office that he was wrong) I do have to agree that the bloody app be it for the dashcam or for my truck gps sucks BIG TIME and slow AF... after 5 years of ownership it more than made it's money worth.

    YouTube comment · @Me.Caramidaru · 2023-04-25 · watch the original ↗

  • Hi Julian, Thanks for your advice, I bought the Garmin 67W in the meantime. I also bought the parking mode attachment, as suggested by you. Without, it not would really be incomplete and the battery connection and parking alerts are important. I had the unit installed by an auto electrician. It worked well, however, it was installed in my Santa Fe too close to the 'blacked out area behind the center mirror/ many black dots on the windscreen". The videos/pictures had a part of the side screen not visible, due to its placement. This was rectified and now it is working well and showing a full screen view.

    YouTube comment · @TheSingerSon · 2023-04-25 · watch the original ↗

  • I've owned four different dashcams over the years. EVERY one of them would overheat and stop working. I finally got the 66W two years ago, and it has NEVER overheated or had any problems with it. One thing I will NEVER buy again, is any dashcam with a 180 degree lense. (66W has it) All it does is get video of your dashboard and side panels. It has the usual fish-eye distortion and makes everything in front of you so small, you can barely see the license plates.

    YouTube comment · @Herbie11 · 2023-04-25 · watch the original ↗

  • The video quality provided by the Garmin Dash Cam 67W is truly exceptional.

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  • This camera is crap its not even 2 years old and every time I start my car i have to set

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  • they claim it has continuous recording but it does not

    other · BradW · read the original ↗

  • This camera has been extremely reliable and easy to use. The quality is great.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need a hardwire kit for parking mode?

Yes. The built-in battery lasts minutes. Parking mode needs a hardwire kit on an always-on fuse, with a low-voltage cutoff so it cannot flatten the car battery, or a separate battery pack.

What do I need to read licence plates?

A real 4K sensor, which today means Sony's STARVIS 2, as in the Viofo A229 Pro and the Vantrue N4 Pro. Several budget cameras write a 4K file from a lesser sensor and still cannot read a plate a few feet away.

Why does my camera skip or show card errors?

Almost always the memory card. Loop recording in 4K needs a high-endurance U3 or V30 card; a normal card cannot keep up and corrupts from the constant overwriting. It is the most common complaint about the REDTIGER, which ships with a slow card.

Front only, front and rear, or three cameras?

Front and rear covers a crash from either end and is the usual advice. The third, cabin-facing camera is for rideshare and delivery drivers who need footage of passengers.

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