Reddit mentions of THINKWARE X500D Dashcam with Rear View Camera with 32GB MicroSD Card

Thinkware X500 w/ Rear Camera and a hardwire kit.

I'm also looking and researching good dash cams and here is what I have come up with so far:

Garmin Dashcam 55($200)

• Video Quality
  
• I've heard good and bad about this, apparently it's one of the best out there right now but it had overheating issues from the start. Looks like the latest firmware update for this has resolved the overheating issues (which was like 99% of peoples complaints about it)
  
• Small and inconspicuous when mounted on windshield
  
• High-quality 3.7 megapixel camera with 1440p video capture; works even in low-light conditions
  
• Forward collision and lane departure warnings plus alerts for nearby red light cameras and speed cameras
  *GPS-enabled with automatic incident detection (G-Sensor) saves video footage on impact to show when and where events happened
  
• Voice control allows you to start/stop recording, take a still picture or start/stop the Travelapse photo capture feature
  
  THINKWARE X500D Dashcam($255)
  
  
• Video Quality
  
• If you want a good front + rear dashcam so you can catch things happening behind you too I hear this one is one of the best for the cost
  
• A Full HD 1080p dash cam with Sony Exmor image sensor and a Full HD 1080p rear cam provide complete front and rear surveillance of your vehicle
  
• High performance 32GB UHS-I microSD card with SPOR (Sudden Power Off Recovery) technology specifically tailored for Thinkware Dash Cams
  
• Lane departure, front collision, red light and speed camera alerts help increase driver awareness.
  
• Built-in GPS Tracker embeds crucial data such as time, speed, and location data
  
• Optional accessory: Hardwiring cable to enable Parking Surveillance mode
  
  Mobious ActionCam($70)
  
  
• Video Quality + Audio Quality test
  
• So if your looking for the best deal I hear this one is it. Shoots 1080p, can be concealed in your mirror and apparently takes really good video and sound. But it doesn't have a screen which means downloading them to a pc.

> I can turn one of the cameras to face the driver side window if needed

This is the one thing I wish my dashcam did. If I was buying another setup, I would make sure it could pivot around. Not only to the drivers side but anywhere I wanted to point it.

I have a Thinkware X500D w/ a rearview camera. The functionality and ease of use is great. 9/10.