DDPAI - Z50

DDPAI Z50 sakin with the Fuse Kit for 24/7 recording So far for the affordability super satisfied, got the whole set for around 7k sa sale 12k is too much :/

ddpai, kahit ano model nila maganda pero gamit namin is z50 ata un i dont remember

I was in the same boat a few months ago, wanted something good, didn’t mind paying a bit more, but absolutely no subscriptions. I ended up going with a DDPAI Z50 after a friend recommended it, and it’s been great so far. The video quality is super clean, especially at night, and I like that everything saves locally on the SD card so I don’t have to deal with cloud fees or apps nagging me. For the power, I originally tried plugging it into the USB port, but since mine is also used for CarPlay, it was messy. I ended up getting a cheap hardwire kit installed through a local shop. They tapped it into the fuse box so the cam turns on with the car, and all the wires are hidden. Honestly made the setup look factory. If you want something reliable without the subscription nonsense, DDPAI has been solid for me.

Ddpai z40 z50 is good. May rear cam narin. Clear yung kuha kahit sa gabi. May nabibili ding hardwire kit for 24hr sentry mode

Yeah. Nakabilad lang. DDPAI Z40 and Z50. Nakasupercapacitor kasi compared dun sa iba na batteries. 3 years na sakin. Sulit buy heehee

Have the ddpai z50, napakalinaw kahit gabi. Try to get the z60 triple cam. (Back,front &,inside) Madali lng sya ikabit halos plug n play lng.

Z50 if 2 camera lang need (front and rear) Z60 pro if 3 camera gusto (front rear and inside) Currently have the z50 (bought it a year ago) ayos na ayos quality, also currently naka 24hrs surveillance sya via OBD.

Good for you. My situation was our car park outdoor - so I bought Z40 and Z50 .

I’d actually look at the DDPAI Z50 if you want super clear plates at night. It’s a dual-channel setup with a Sony STARVIS sensor, supercapacitor, and the night performance is honestly one of the best I’ve used in this price range. I’ve been running it for a while and the clarity is great street lights, fast-moving plates, even darker roads all come out clean. The app is smooth, build quality feels premium, and DDPAI’s long-term reliability has been solid for me. If you’re choosing between Qubo and Redtiger, both are decent, but the Z50 has been a real “set it and forget it” option with consistently good footage.

Same experience with Z50. You can't go wrong with DDPAI.

I've had my DDPAI z50 for 3 years now I think and it has been pretty solid. No issues. Hardwire it, you get the support you want.