DDPAI - N1 Dual

Been happy with my DDPAI N1 Dual. Clear recording and decent amount of settings to tinker with sa app. DIY installation is easy if you have the time and patience to learn. Jeep Doctor PH has a comprehensive tutorial sa YT channel nya. For me I just had a home service installer do it for Php800. Only took 2 hrs and he oriented me thru everything I needed to know for setup din.

Based in Cebu sha. Sir John Patrick, FB page Cebu Dashcam Home Service 👍🏽 For the dashcam I bought from DDPAI Shopee Mall

been using ddpai n1 dual. no complaints.

I have this dash cam and it is great quality. Front and rear cameras and sound. You can get the next model up and it records for 24 hours after you stop driving. I installed it myself. I slipped the cables under the trim https://www.ddpai.com/dash-cams/n1-dual/

I’m using Ddpai N1 Dual, no issues.

I personally installed mine and it was very easy for me since maliit lang car ko and very basic (Suzuki Spresso). Naka DDPai N1 Dual gamit ko. May needed ka baklasin sa pillars na part ng ceiling for the rear camera. Yung difficulty naka depende sa type ng car, for example be very extra careful if my side impact airbags yung vehicle mo. Yung iba parang tinatuck lang nila sa headliner para matago yung cable, depende sa car talaga.

Any lang within sa budget mo. Yung akin yung N1 Dual nabili ko kasi yan lang afford ko noon. No issue naman until now kahit uncovered yung parking namin and babad sa init yung sasakyan.

Yea I got ddpai's n1 dual front/rear dash cam during a pbtech sale, haven't had any problems with it and quite like it's range of features. Also got the obd hard wiring kit for 24/7 monitoring which was real simple to install. But I put its pairing app into deep sleep on my phone since it's always sending a ton of data in the background whenever the phone connected to the internet. Now only sends data when the app is open but have never opened it when I'm connected to the internet since you connect to the dash cam through the phone's wifi connectivity lmao.

I see. Thanks for the explanation! I guess I will be getting the cheap ddpai one (DDPAI N1) since it has super capacitor, as opposed to the cheap 70mai one doesn't (A200)

Hello OP! Eto mga oks na dashcam: **[70mai A500S-1](https://s.shopee.ph/1Vos39lq8C)** - Dual-channel: 2K QHD front + 1080p rear - Built-in GPS - ADAS features: lane departure, forward collision, and traffic movement alerts - Sony IMX335 sensor for clear footage even at night - Price starts at ₱4,799 **[70mai A200-1](https://s.shopee.ph/4ApdETvz2w)**(budget option) - Dual 1080p (front + rear) - WDR + night vision for better clarity in low light and bright scenes - 130° wide field of view - Starts at ₱3,500+ **Maganda rin ang DDPAI:** **[DDPAI N1 Dual](https://s.shopee.ph/1BC1fb8yTG)** - Dual-channel: 1296p front + 1080p rear - Wi-Fi app control - Good night vision - Compact design - Price ranges ₱2,924 – ₱5,000 (depends on storage/OBD kit) **If want mo pala mirror type** Okay na option din si **[DDPAIN MOLA E3](https://s.shopee.ph/20lBNHnS2l)** - 9.35″ LCD touch mirror display - Front cam: 4MP, QHD 1440p, F1.4, 130° wide - Rear cam: 2MP, 1080p, F2.0, 125° wide - HD night vision, anti-glare lens - Supports up to 512GB microSD - Built-in Wi-Fi & app control - G-sensor & loop recording ~Price 4.3k + **[DDPAI Z50 Dual](https://s.shopee.ph/8AMPZIT8Fk)** - Front cam: 4K UHD (3840×2160 @25fps) - Rear cam: 1080p @25fps - Wi-Fi (2.4GHz / Wi-Fi 6 on Pro), app control - GPS & ADAS: Built-in GPS, driver assistance alerts - Parking mode: 24h monitoring (needs hardwire kit) - Power: Supercapacitor (heat-resistant, durable) ~ Price is 5.8k PHP

Same. I have the n1 dual, mini and n5 dual, all of them got no issues so far. But not hard-wired as I’m not sure how to do it lol

I’d go with a DDPAI front + rear setup within your $200–$250 range. DDPAI cams tend to give reliable clear day/night video, the parking mode actually works, and the supercapacitor keeps time/date stable without weird battery issues. With a hardwire kit and a 128GB high-endurance card, I set mine and haven’t touched it since it just records what matters. Front-only is fine if you really need to save money, but getting rear coverage from the start gives you way better overall protection for city driving and parking situations.

I looked at the Ford dash cam too since I had points, but it didn’t really feel worth it for the price, video quality was just okay and you’re mostly paying for the Ford name. After a weird parking-lot incident, I ended up going with a DDPAI front + rear setup instead. Easy install, turns on automatically, and having both angles recording gives real peace of mind. Haven’t had to use the footage yet, but just knowing it’s there makes a big difference.