Thinkware - Q1000

Thinkware from Canada,  get dual channel aka front and rear.  They have nice features like battery voltage cut down to save your car battery or parking/driving recording when hardwired.

They are but worth it in my opinion,  especially the extra features they come with,  like the battery voltage monitor I mention earlier

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.

I got a thinkware q1000 and had it installed at a local car audio place. Got it from best buy with the geek squad warranty for some extra $. Worth every penny. Had it hardwired because it can only be hardwired

Go to r/dashcams and/or blackboxmycar.com. That is where I went. I bought my own and took it to a local shop for the install. Make sure to check with the shop that they will install something else if you don't buy from them. I am running a Thinkware 4k front and 2k rear dual channel set up. I did have to buy a little mounting bracket off of Amazon to mount the rear camera, but there are plenty of options. Mine just had some small screws to help secure it. I am loving it so far and I hope to only need it to record drives though some amazing locations and not have to worry about a wreck again.

I have 3 cars with Rove dash cams, I price watch them on Amazon. They all work great and have been absolutely critical in two not at fault accidents. Without the footage I would have been stuck with a claim on my end. My other dash cam (my favorite) is the Thinkware Q1000, and I'll buy another Thinkware for a 5th car. (I have 2 cars, wife has one, and two kids with cars)

Thinkware Q1000, with the Sony sensor (last gen of sensor, but can be found for cheaper than the new one and still beats every other sensor besides the new gen Sony). Have this on my vehicle and my brother has the same on his. The primary thing to look for in a dashcam is a quality sensor, and you can't go wrong with any camera that has the Sony starvis 1/2, since those dashcam manufacturers are clearly putting quality components in their product.

Thinkware q1000. It was $299 on amazon

I have been running a thinkware front and back combo for over 5 years now with no issues. It even saved me in court once after an idiot crashed into me and lied about it.

I installed the Thinkware Q1000 front and rear dash cam last November and it seems to be holding up pretty well… I’d recommend it.

Forgot to mention that it also notifies you of upcoming speed and red light camera traps. Not that it matters if you obey the rules of the road anyways lol, but i didn’t know it did that when i bought it, so that was a pleasant surprise.

this clip is from my think ware q1000 - I have it set to 1080p 60fps [https://youtu.be/oQULH59gQPg?si=tDAkjejiTWFS10dY](https://youtu.be/oQULH59gQPg?si=tDAkjejiTWFS10dY)

I've had a few dashcams and find 60fps is more important than 4k for reading number plates. I got a thinkware q1000.

This is from my thinkware q1000 https://youtu.be/oQULH59gQPg?si=5Amp9JM4LGxIlm3Z