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Reddit mentions of Thinkware F770 1080P HD WiFi Dash Camera with Rearview Camera, 64 GB SD Card and 2 Power Harness (3 Items)
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Thinkware F770 1080P HD WiFi Dash Camera with Rearview Camera, 64 GB SD Card and 2 Power Harness (3 Items). Here are the top ones.
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Record activity in front of and behind your vehicle in full 1080P HD. Day or night.Has advanced driver safety technologies like Lane Departure, Forward Collision Warning and Safety Camera Alert Warning for red light cameras, speed cameras, average speed and mobile zone, using a built-in GPS sensor.Utilitzes an Ambarella A7 CPU, paired with a 2.19M pixel SONY Exmor CMOS image sensor with a 140 degree viewing angle. It supports Thinkware UHS-1 Class 10 Micro SD memory cards up to 64GB (64GB card is included with this bundle).Has two viewing modes. Use the built-in Wi-Fi on your smart phone (Android or Apple) while you're in the car or use the Thinkware Viewer software on your PC or Mac.Built in Parking Surveillance Mode allows recording while the vehicle is turned off, if the F770 is connected via the included hardwire harness. A combination of motion and impact detection protect your vehicle from hit-and-runs.
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This one's a bit pricey but it's great. I mentioned this in another legal advice thread, but it's a solid cam that is backed by a company that won't just disappear a week after you buy it, only to have your dashcam die a month after that.
Sadly, yes. I looked at so many units and this seemed to be the only one that had everything I wanted at the time. I wanted both the front and rear cameras to be small and as close to undetectable as possible, have great picture quality, parking surveillance, and also no screen to show the footage. (Seemed silly to me since my focus is on driving and I couldn't help but think any unit with a visual display would likely be lacking important/quality specs and act as a distraction)- just my opinion.
No doubt this was a costly investment but I view it as just that. When I bought the dual dash cams I had just purchased a brand new car. Driving a lot for work, there are many days I spend more than 3 hours in the car. I couldn't bear to think about being hit either in motion or while parked, and someone just taking off, leaving me broken hearted and with a high insurance premium. I also live in a condo complex where cars are stolen/broken into/vandalized way too often. The units are like connected townhouses. Recently a handicapped Vietnam Veteran had his vehicle parked directly in front of his unit. His wheels and tires were stolen off his car in the middle of the night. The POS that did this put the car on milk crates! The car obviously smashed to the ground.
I have concerns about taking my car in for service too. I blame my anxieties on the dashcam footage I've seen of other vehicles being taken out for joyrides and abused. While my car isn't an Aston Martin Vanquish, I absolutely love my new Subaru Wrx STI #subaruambassador It's one of those vehicles that makes 3+hours in traffic more enjoyable, and with no traffic; pure bliss. In the unlikely event I were to ever drop it off and leave it for service, I'd definitely want to know what took place.
There's few things I'm willing to spend more money than anticipated on: family and friends, dog co-pilot, car, food, bed. The dashcam seemed to go hand in hand with the car. I imagine everyone has their own list of some sort and with the dashcam it's really about what's important to you.
Thinkware F770 1080P HD WiFi Dash Camera with Rearview Camera, 64 GB SD Card and 2 Power Harness (3 Items) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M216OYH/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_HAfuzbE4K57TB
TL:DR New car and hefty list of desired dashcam features justified my purchase