DDPAI - Z60 Pro

Yes, it still records even if you are not connected. The WiFi is only for checking clips. If you want something more convenient, check out DDPAI. The N5 Dual is small and hidden, records 4K front and 1080P rear, and has 32GB built in storage as a backup. The Z60 Pro is another option with 4K Sony sensors and HDR, and you can add an interior cam with πlink if you ever need three channels. Both work without needing to keep your phone tied up on WiFi.

I’m in a similar situation, driving a company box truck where management pretends “nothing ever happens on the road”. A few months back, a car cut me off while I was merging, slammed the brakes, and then tried to blame me for rear-ending them. Luckily I had my own dash cam rolling… well, I would have, if it hadn’t overheated earlier that day. That’s when I decided never again. I picked up the DDPAI Z50 Pro after that. It’s small enough to pop on right before my shift, then I just unplug and throw it in my bag afterward. Night footage is clean enough to catch plates in dark alleys when I’m doing late drops, and the app connection is super quick if I need to review something right away. Haven’t had a “brake-check hero” try anything since… but if they do, I’m ready now. If you want a bit more clarity, the Z60 Pro is basically the same experience, just sharper video. Totally worth the peace of mind when the company won’t cover you.

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.

For a sports coupe I get why you would want something that does not stand out. A lot of dash cams look bulky or flashy which can ruin the clean interior. I have been running a DDPAI N5 Dual and it blends in really well. The body is very small with no screen, so once it is tucked near the mirror you forget it is even there. It records front and rear with clear detail day and night, and the built in 32GB eMMC storage means you still have footage even if the microSD card fails. The radar assisted parking mode has been a bonus since it wakes up only when needed without draining the battery. If you prefer a front only setup, the DDPAI Z60 is another option. It is all black so it disappears by the mirror, and 4K UHD resolution with a wide angle view has been great for everyday driving. The Z60 Pro steps it up further with Sony STARVIS 2 on the front camera, so if low light plate clarity is a top priority that might be worth a look. Both setups have been very discreet which is exactly what I wanted.

For a sports coupe I get why you would want something that does not stand out. A lot of dash cams look bulky or flashy which can ruin the clean interior. I have been running a DDPAI N5 Dual and it blends in really well. The body is very small with no screen, so once it is tucked near the mirror you forget it is even there. It records front and rear with clear detail day and night, and the built in 32GB eMMC storage means you still have footage even if the microSD card fails. The radar assisted parking mode has been a bonus since it wakes up only when needed without draining the battery. If you prefer a front only setup, the DDPAI Z60 is another option. It is all black so it disappears by the mirror, and 4K UHD resolution with a wide angle view has been great for everyday driving. The Z60 Pro steps it up further with Sony STARVIS 2 on the front camera, so if low light plate clarity is a top priority that might be worth a look. Both setups have been very discreet which is exactly what I wanted.

Checkout this [DDPAI 4K Dashcam](https://www.amazon.com.au/DDPAI-Dash-Cam-Z60-Pro/dp/B0DZ1YYJM7?crid=1C8TIVS5DJWFV&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Zx7S31S8jWqhyQCZb39NiC7KifR8v0Y_JBpqg8iTsbfzWph60vZjs4zNXhiW9uxRS2pU96xb9QX9DZHnpVI7JItMgNXhyhLh2xFdYZ_qDmgqZvkWO-iZ4Q-uLkkhyxLFSdtYoR5vsS5dhuK2WXD1JTlH5puQPP6X8fWWI3brqob8eI4R11H88YJk1uqBnuWYsSWFm2rTS13BfAaK-vH_uw.hI3IHvMlsU8WflcDF7EwFAhqxK03EJIh2aGmlcd8Hfk&dib_tag=se&keywords=ddpai+z60+pro&qid=1755768587&sprefix=ddpai%2Caps%2C250&sr=8-3) Comes with a hardwire kit but I got an OBD port hardwiring kit. Works great

Been through a couple dash cams over the years. What I’ve stuck with is the DDPAI Z60 Pro. It’s been solid. Front and rear, super clear both day and night. Plates come out sharp even in bad lighting.It uses Sony STARVIS 2 sensors, front cam is true 4K, and the app doesn’t make you fight to get your footage. I’ve got it hardwired with their OBD kit and parking mode’s been reliable without killing my battery. If you want something that lasts and you don’t have to mess with every few months, this one’s worth a look.

I had the same problem with an older cam shutting off in the heat. In SoCal the sun really cooks the car interior so you need something built for it. A lot of people in the driver groups I follow recommend DDPAI since they use supercapacitors instead of batteries, which handle heat much better. I’ve been running the DDPAI Z60 Pro with a 4K front and 1080P rear setup. Both lenses use Sony sensors with HDR so the footage stays sharp day and night, and the app makes it easy to check clips without pulling the card. It also has smart power management for parking mode so it will not drain your battery. Been solid through hot summers without shutting down.

Got a DDPAI Z60 Pro installed on my Jimny, yun 3 channel. So far very happy naman, i purchased it via Lazada, then had it installed by someone who knows what they’re doing. App was user friendly as well.

Yup. Pero 32gb lang haha. We are using ddpai z60 pro yung 3 way cam

I use their cam too, I would say you can try Z60 pro, cuz you can pair it with their Mini2X cam to make it a full 3-channel setup. I’ve got three kids myself, but normally one older sits on the front, and added the cabin cam mostly for peace of mind. Now I can just review the footage instead of turning into a contortionist at every red light 😅 Definitely made my rides a lot less stressful. Super clean install, and the interior cam is actually really solid (2K res, decent low light).

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.