Thinkware - F200

Thinkware is good one. Got one on both cars. If you’re looking for budget friendly options then F70Pro if you want mid range the I recommend F200

Thinkware and Blackvue are two that come to mind. I've had my Thinkware F200 for about 7 years now and if or when it dies, I'd replace it with a newer Thinkware as it's been flawless.

My thinkware f200 is small and hides behind my mirror nicely. I have the volume turned off so it doesn't beep at me

They look similar to my thinkware f200 series

I like the basic Thinkware F70. It’s small and well built. Good optical quality. The F200 has rear camera.

We have had a Thinkware 200 for several years. It's front and rear, costs under $200, and work just fine in the cold. They have other models too depending on how much you want to spend. I paid a shop to install and do the wire run to the back of the car because I didn't want to mess with hiding it behind a bunch of paneling. But it's not unreasonable to do it yourself either.

I have a thinkware f series in mine and love it.

I have had 3 Thinkwares over the years on various cars, and they all work fine. Looking back at their site, it seems like they've added new features (smart integration) to a lot of their models since I've bought mine. I'm on my second F200(now Q200) since the first was in a car I sold, I like it because it's small, decent quality video, and I can download the videos to my phone. You can also configure the camera from your phone, unlike my X1000. The wifi connectivity is a little wonky when I'm in home wifi range, as they seem to compete on my android. I also have the old X1000. It has the built in screen but no wifi capability, so it's not as convenient to view the videos.

I second this. They did a great job - picked up a Thinkware front and rear dash cam set.

I tapped mine into the power above the mirror. Different Hyundai, but same concept.

Thinkware brand. I don't know the model offhand, but it's a front and rear unit and works very well.

For the most part, dashcams have the same internals, so do your research. I'm sure there's newer videos, but I remember LTT did a roundup pointing this out a while ago. A few years ago I ended up getting a Thinkwear "brand" front and rear.