If you want what works for daily driving and road trips without overthinking it, I’d look at Viofo or 70mai first.
Best bang for buck right now is probably the [70mai A810](https://amzn.to/4ri7KOm) has a 4K front cam, optional rear cam. Good clarity, decent night performance, easy app. It’s kind of the “set it and forget it” option.
If you want something a bit nicer with better video quality and reliability, [Viofo A329](https://amzn.to/4ktefuY) is hard to beat. Super clear 4K, great night performance, and it’s a brand a lot of dashcam nerds trust.
If budget isn’t tight and you want front + rear with top-tier quality, [BlackVue DR970X](https://amzn.to/4tNATmi) or [Vantrue N4 Pro](https://amzn.to/4cwvtFM) are solid, but they’re pricier.
Main thing: get at least 4K front, add a rear cam if possible, and buy a high-endurance SD card. After that, most modern dashcams are pretty plug-and-play.
Blackvue with LTE will meet all your needs. An external battery with the cam in motion sensor mode will capture events when parked.
Contact www.blackboxmycar.ca. They are a Canadian retailer.
Blackvue LTE cams are the best option, and a range of plans for access if you are looking for live view anywhere.
If you just want to view in the car anything of their cams other than the 5 series.
You’ll need a dash cam with LTE and cloud connectivity to receive notifications. The BlackVue LTE models are a good fit for this and are designed to do exactly that
If you’re looking for longer parking recording times, I’d also recommend adding an external battery pack. This helps extend recording without putting extra strain on your vehicle’s battery.
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