BlackVue - DR750X-2CH

I've been using BlackVue dashcams for quite some time, and my current setup is with the DR750X-2CH.

I’ve been happy with Blackvue’s DR750 setup because the footage looks clear, especially at night.

With coupon, $119. I have three, one in each of my cars. Touch screen, and some voice commands. Great customer service too. Previously owned Blackvue 750-2CH, always overheating. https://www.amazon.com/REDTIGER-Screen-Parking-Monitor-F7N/dp/B0C6YBHKJ5

I've used BlackVue for a while now, and my current setup is the DR750X-2CH. My experience with it has been pretty solid, especially since it fits my need for a hard-wired, dual-channel setup.

I've used BlackVue dash cams for a while and have found that the DR750X2 meets my needs perfectly. It records both front and rear views, and hardwiring it to my battery was a smooth process.

I wouldn't say "out of sight" for mine either but Blackvue(at least the older ones) have been relatively good for me. I have the 750x model but I plan to upgrade. 1080p sony camera, dual channel and a night mode. The app isn't great, and you may need to change the sim card to a name brand instead but it's almost lasted me 8 years, and 3 car upgrades. Went from 2016 WRX, to 2012 350, to finally ISF. Currently using add-a-fuse method for power. Simple as sticking your cameras on, plugging in power, and then figuring out which fuse is constant and accessories in the fuse box with lowest interference then tucking in the wires.

They're easy to install, follow any YouTube video and you'll get it right. I've had the blackvue 750x which I found to have low video quality and ability to capture license plates and details. My vantrue n4 pro blows it out the park in all those qualities and more. I would definitely look at video comparisons between multiple, would not cheap out on a dashcam but there is no need to spend outrageous amounts. I found vantrue to have very affordable and good line ups and recommend them.

BlackVue DR750X's parking mode delivers, consistent footage in parking lots, no hassle with extras.

I bought my Blackvue 750 in 2019. It failed after about three years and they fixed it for about $100.00. it still seems to be doing fine. I live in Arizona and while I use a garage and don't have to park in the sun all the time, it still gets really hot in the car. 

I really like my BlackVue. I have an older 750 and a newer 950, not sure what models they have now. I don't mess with the cloud storage or the batteries, I run off the car battery. They record 24/7 to the front and I added my own storage, were easy enough to install myself if you know how to watch some youtube.

Eventually the capacitors and RTC battery will fail. Blackvue and Thinkware tend to see that start occurring after the 5 year mark. The camera will often still run, but will shutdown immediately losing the current video segment. I have a pair of old Blackvue 750s still going strong, but their days are numbered. There's a fair number of things to go wrong with dash cams. Garmin consumer cams rarely make it beyond two years, with capacitors rarely being the cause.