DDPAI - N2 Dual

Buy a DDPAI N2 Dual Dashcam for about 3500 in Shopee, para labor nlang sa shop. Hope others can reco a good one, since I DIY installed mine.

After a weird incident on the road that I couldn’t really explain later, I figured it was time to get a dash cam. That’s when I decided I needed a dash cam too. Ended up getting the DDPAI N2 Dual after checking out a few YouTube reviews. It’s under £150, easy to set up, and both front and rear footage look clear enough. Nothing fancy, but it’s been reliable and the parking mode’s a nice bonus for when the car’s sitting outside. Gives a bit of peace of mind without spending too much.

I’m using the DDPAI N2 Dual on my SUV, covers both front and rear, plus has parking mode. Setup was simple, footage is clear, and it’s been solid so far. Not over the top, but reliable and good value for the price. Watched a few YouTube reviews before buying and it’s been exactly what I needed.

best quality si DDPAI. sa Shinehub ako nagpakabit ng dashcam and sa Mayon quezon city lang sila located. madali pa kausap ang may ari.

ddpai n2 dual. ito gamit ko sa sasakyan ko. sa Shinehub ako nagpakabit. sa Mayon Quezon City sila located

Please consider increase your budget much would be better - 70mai and DDPAI are mostly recommended. If you park outdoor most of the time and expose to rain/sunlight, get DDPAI dashcam (Super Capacitors battery - More durable/last longer in hot climate in Malaysia - software good). Else, get 70Mai instead too as this is quite popular brand (Lithium battery - software much better). Below are Front & Rear dashcam you can consider (Lazada/Shopee), these does not come with installation (\~RM80-RM150) nor MicroSD card (High Endurance type, 32GB to 128GB \~ RM40 to RM75): \>> 70mai A400 (QHD 1440P Front, max 64GB) \~ RM339 \>> 70mai A500s (3K 1944P Front) \~ RM365 \>> DDPAI N2 (QHD 1440P Front) \~ RM309 \>> DDPAI Mola N3 Pro GPS (2.5K 1600P Front) \~ RM319 \>> DDPAI Z40 (3K 1944P Front) \~ RM379

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.

When I was researching dashcams it all boiled down to what sensor they're using. Sony or a cheap Chinese sensor. As long as you get a Sony sensor you're golden. Ended up going with a ddpai front and back system for $250. Had the Blackvue in my old car. Got stung by the dealership $1500 for it. Never again

Am using DDPAI… not bad

I’ve been down this road, if you want something reliable and not too expensive, I’d suggest checking out a DDPAI dashcam. I’m using one and it’s been solid: good video quality, app works well, and the parking-mode/back-up protection gives peace of mind. If you go cheap and off-brand, just make sure you know what you’re getting, I’ve heard too many stories of dashcams overheating or recording terrible video. A known brand (and a dual-channel unit) is usually worth it over a bargain bin cam.

From my experience the cheap ones dont last. For about a year it will start to show signs. On&off, memory card problems. When i switched to Ddpai, no more issues. Been using them for two years now.