
VIOFO
A229 Pro Series
Great video & easy install, but app and SD card issues.

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PB tech has cheap ones on sale if after a front cam only. [I got this one when it was like $80-$90ish? ](https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/CARDDP0011/DDPai-Mini-Pro-Dash-Cam-1296P-UHD-Resolution-Mini) If you are after a front + back camera[ I got this one for my mum which did front and back](https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32931282121.html), but it's a good dashcam but will be a few weeks wait ordering from Aliexpress
I have had the DDPAI MiniPro Dashcam for a year or so now. It was easy to self install (YouTube tutorial). I’d recommend as it was ~$80 when I bought it on sale, very easy to connect and pull footage of it. However it’s clear during the day, the reflectiveness at night time for number plates can be an issue.
DDPAI Z60 Pro gusto ko ipalit sa dashcam namin, -3channel dashcam tapos may 4G live view pa...
gamit namin DDPAI Mini Pro pero plan ko ng palitan to DDPAI Z60 Pro yung 3-channel dash cam nila, may 4G live view na daw kasi.
**Best Budget (Solo Cam):** * DDPAI Mini Pro ($30-40 USD) * 70mai Smart Dash Cam 1S ($32-40 USD) * 70mai Dash Cam 3 M200 ($50 USD) - STARVIS 2 IMX662 * Viofo A119 v3 ($70-100 USD) * THINKWARE F70 PRO Dash Cam ($80 USD) The cheap <$50 ones are very discreet because they don't have a display screen. They're just a small round barrel type, very easy to hide if you mount it next to/in front of the rear view mirror.
If you want something reliable in that price range, I’d honestly look at DDPAI. I swapped out my old sketchy Chinese cam for the DDPAI Mini Pro 2K and it’s been rock solid. Video quality is great, it keeps date and time perfectly, and you don’t have to worry about a dead internal battery, it uses a supercapacitor instead, so it handles heat and long-term use way better. Setup is easy too, just stick it on the windshield and it starts recording automatically. Feels way more dependable than the cheap ones I tried before.
Me and my co-worker have had great luck using the DDPAI Mini Pro (no longer available) for the past nearly 25 months. One is in my work truck and the other two in his car & pickup. Hard to complain considering the initial purchase price(s) were $40 CAD. Decent enough video quality IMO for what it is. I was contemplating trying one of their newer models but I already too many good dash cam than I know what to do with... Been using dash cams since 2010 having very little issues with any of them. At present my personal vehicles are equipped as follows... Pickup - Wolfbox G900 Pro front & rear, Vantrue E1 Pro front, Viofo A119M Pro rear, and soon-to-be-installed Vantrue E360 ACE front, inside, rear. SUV - Viofo A229 Plus triple channel, Vantrue E1 Pro.

VIOFO
A229 Pro Series
Great video & easy install, but app and SD card issues.

VIOFO
A229 Plus Series
Solid dual cam, but app & rear wire installation annoyances.

FITCAMX
Integrated / Universal Series
OEM look, but night video and recording are unreliable.

VIOFO
A119 Mini 2
Budget king with Starvis 2, but slow app/Wi-Fi.

ROVE
R2-4K Series
Simple 4K value, but video quality disappoints some.

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VIOFO - A229 Pro Series

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FITCAMX - Integrated / Universal Series

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VIOFO - A229 Plus Series

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VIOFO - A229 Pro Series

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Vantrue - N4 Series