Thinkware - F70

I have a thinkware f70. It's hardwired to my fuse box and set on parking mode

i have a thinkware f70, it literally just has a mount that sticks to my windshield and works just fine! had it 4 years now and just moved it to my new car as it was in my lexus for those 4 years! i love it it’s caught plenty of accidents and even my accident, my mom has a newer model as mine is older so it dosent have 4k but i still think its good option for cheaper! mine was refurbished when i got it and my parents bought it for me cuz at the time i got my lexus i was still in highschool so they wanted to make sure if i was in an accident it was caught on video.

I have a thinkware f70, not as fancy as the other ones posted but it does the trick

If you're looking for a good budget front and rear cam, go with the Thinkware Q200, usually less than $200. I sell and install them professionally and this is my go-to and top selling camera. It's the camera that I own in my personal vehicle. All of my friends, family, and co-workers have this camera. I've literally installed well over 150 of these, sometimes 3 or 4 a day. The next step up in my experience is Vantrue N4 or N5. These have great image quality and are extremely reliable cams. Viofo is okay but they are cookie cutter cameras using the same Sony Starvis image sensor and hardware as 90% of the other chinese dash cams and hasn't been updated in 5 or 6 years. They feel like knock off Rexing and Rexing already feels like a knock off. The Thinkware F70 is old, like, really old. People seem to like Wolfbox, and I have to admit, they make some really nice cameras, but they are expensive. Dash cams went up because of tariffs, of course, but also increased popularity and demand. That little video of the insurance fraud that went viral really got people panick buying.

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

Just a super cheap Thinkware F70

I got a thinkware f70 for sale :-) But really thinkware are good cameras

I’ve done three of them, one being in my Outback. I’d rate it as relatively easy. If you’ve seen the videos, you know about running the wire to the fuse panel. Most important step is the piggybacking of the fuses with a fuse tap and picking a proper constant and a proper switched fuse space. Get a cheep tester. My preference is Thinkware with wifi for less than $200. F70 is just fine. Scorching summer sun to winter deep freeze, I’ve never had an issue with a Thinkware camera. You don’t need the expense of a built in screen on the camera. If you ever need access to a video, you can easily grab it by wifi. Honestly in three years I think I needed to access a video once. You think you’ll view videos it all the time, but you won’t.

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