Baseus - PrimeTrip VD1 Pro (C0119800)

I have a Vantrue N4 Pro (3ch) in my car and a Baseus VD1 Pro (2ch) in my wife. If it’s your first time getting a dashcam, I’d recommend the VD1 Pro since it’s a nice balance of price/quality/easy setup. Some cheaper dashcams only record in interpolated 4K, which looks blurry compared to true 4K. Within this price range, the most important thing is to make sure the one you get has good build quality and clear recording.

I just put a Baseus VD1 Pro front and rear setup on my 2014 Camry. It was about $109 and installation was easy since it just plugs into the cigarette lighter, no hardwiring or fuse box stuff needed. After that I found out it’s 4K with a Sony Starvis sensor, and the little solar panel plus battery also let it run parking mode when the car is off, which is a nice bonus at that price.

I felt the same way about not wanting to mess with the fuse box or pop off a bunch of panels, so I started looking for something that would still look clean with a plug in setup and ended up with a Baseus VD1 Pro. It just goes into the cigarette lighter, and I used the little plastic tool in the box to tuck the cable along the headliner and down the pillar so nothing is dangling. It took a bit of time, but I didn’t have to touch the fuse box or remove any big trim pieces.

I’ve got a Baseus VD1 Pro. I think this is their first dashcam, but so far it’s been working well. I installed it recently because I was too lazy to mess with the fuse box for parking mode, and it’s been working good for my daily driving.

Haha I get that, wiring can be a pain. I’m bad with installs too, so I went for something simpler. I’ve been using the baseus vd1 pro, just plug it in, no hardwire kit or complicated setup. It’s not full 360, but it records front and rear clearly and is definitely enough for daily driving.

r u looking for a dash cam within a specific budget, or do you have certain features in mind? I got baseus vd1 pro recently, the clarity is solid for both day and night recording, it uses a Sony sensor with solid night vision and HDR, so the 4K front and 1080p rear footage stays clear even after dark. And it don’t need hardwire kit just plug in the power. And the app is a snap.

You never really know how good other drivers are. Go watch some of those staged crash videos that happened in NYC last year and you’ll see what I mean. Hurry up and get one installed. A decent front and rear setup only costs around a hundred bucks, just make sure the front camera is clear enough. I’m using the Baseus VD1 Pro myself, and don’t forget to buy a good SD card!!! I hope you guys never have to use your dashcam footage.

I’m using the Baseus VD1 Pro. The setup is super simple, just plug it into the cigarette lighter and you’re good to go, no wiring needed. For the front camera, I ran the cable up along the roof liner, and you can do the same for the rear one. Use the little plastic tool that comes in the box to open the trim slightly and tuck the wire in. like pic: https://preview.redd.it/6t9oo9el02zf1.jpeg?width=1314&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b3ac073ac1f6b80ba6c4374e1b6d410924c1b9e1

Yes, most dash cams record in short clips. I am currently using the Baseus 4K VD1 and clip length can be adjusted in the settings. I just put mine for like 3 minutes or 5 minutes and that works great.

I have a Baseus VD1 Pro and yes it work without a hardwire kit. The motion detection is sensitive, my gf tried to pull the passenger door and it recorded right away. Had a small issue with the app at first but overall I’m happy with it.

i tried viofo before and it was good, but i like trying new stuff so i switched to the baseus vd1 pro. it’s under 200 bucks and performs really well for the price and their customer support’s been quick too. the parking monitoring just needs to plug in power, no hardwire kit. it records 4k front and 1080p rear with the sony starvis and hdr, works well day or night. overall, really good experience.

I’ve always used dashcam in the 100–200 range, and right now I’m using the baseus vd1 pro. It’s under 200 bucks, records 4K front and 1080p rear, no hardwire kit needed, just plug in the power has parking mode too and works really smoothly. The value for the price is great, honestly feels like exactly what you’re looking for.

my baseus vd1 pro records 4k front and 1080p rear with a sony starvis sensor, and it can catch license plates in almost any situation.once it was raining at night and a car rear-ended me then drove off and i pulled the plate number from the footage and i filed a police report successfully.

Honestly getting a dashcam is smart because it protects you from people lying about the accident even if you make a mistake. I am using the Baseus VD1 Pro and it fits a student budget well. The 4K video is super clear so you can actually see exactly what happened and learn from it. Plus it is plug and play so you do not have to stress about installing it.

I totally get your frustration, those brake checks are the worst. Since he is not tech savvy the Baseus VD1 Pro is a solid option. It is well under 150 dollars and literally plug and play so he does not have to mess with settings. The 4K video is clear enough to show exactly what the driver in front did.

A bad app is a huge dealbreaker for me because taking out the SD card is annoying. I am using the Baseus VD1 Pro and the app works really well. It uses WiFi 6 so viewing and downloading clips to my phone is super fast. It fits easily within your budget and records clear 4K front and 1080p rear video.

I was debating between big brands and features too but I wanted something that just works. I picked up the Baseus VD1 Pro because it gives you that 4K front and 1080p rear coverage without being overly complicated. It has been consistent for daily driving and the setup was just plugging it in. Honestly it feels like a solid choice for the price.

I actually grabbed the Baseus VD1 Pro for my wife as an anniversary gift back in October. She is totally clueless about cars so I needed something that did not require hardwiring. It just plugs into the power and works which was perfect for her. It shoots 4K front and 1080p rear so the quality is there for safety, and it was right around 100 bucks.

I drive an SUV and travel a lot for work so I wanted something easy with good quality. I am using the Baseus VD1 Pro now. It records 4K front and 1080p rear so it is super clear. The best part is you do not need to hardwire it, just plug it in and it is ready to roll. It is a solid, hassle-free setup for peace of mind, though I am not 100% sure about the fit for a truck.