Thinkware - Q800PRO

I have a Rove 4k in my truck. I was able to get an accessory plug so it is powered off the rear view mirror; no running of wires. I got the Ford Thinkware dashcam for my wife's Ranger. It wires directly into OBD for continuous power which my Rove doesn't have. However Ford sells an older Thinkware that doesn't have wireless access..... Huge disappointment. There's nothing fancy about the Rove but it wasn't super expensive either

I have a thinkware from bestbuy in my explorer. It has a front and rear camera (rear cam unfortunately connects with a long aux cable that comes with it. It has the option to be hard wired or cigarette lighter powered. Has an SD card. Impact detection. 2k front camp 1080p rear and nightvision. The new modules have GPS. They're about 200$ but I've had no complaints other than on cold days the programmed voice that plays when the cam turns on sounds like it's under water but then goes back to normal after the camera warms up in the sun.

My current and previous dash cams were Thinkware. I only changed cameras to upgrade, not because there was anything wrong with the old camera. Had a Q800 Pro previously and am now using the U3000. Both have been good. I had them professionally installed because I can't be bothered to do it myself.

Been using my Thinkware q800 pro since November 2019 and no issues and my Thinkware Q200 pro for about 3 years.

I use Thinkware because it's superior to Viofo with it's heat resistance and being in AZ I need that. Plus parking mode is great. But Viofo is good as well but like I said best is subjective based on needs. Viofo, Thinkware, Blackvue all have good image quality but each excel in different areas. Blackvue has a great cloud system, has models with LTE or use their LTE model for real time viewing etc.. Even Viofo like any other brand can have it's issues. There was a known issue where sometimes it wouldn't come out of parking mode. They have since fixed it with firmware updates but the point is most brands have a quirk. As long as you are happy with the purchase you made that is all that matters.

I personally have the Thinkware Q800 pro since October 2019 so 5 years and no issues. Definitely got the bang for my buck and still using the cell-link neo external battery the whole time.

Thinkware q800 pro for 5 years Nov 1st and Thinkware f200 pro with multiplexer for 2 to 3 years.

Alberta here and my thinkware q800 has been solid in winters as well.

I have the dual camera Thinkware Q800P

The important thing is to have one. When you start researching them, you’ll see enthusiasts on YouTube worrying about every little detail of resolution, how far away you can see license plates at night, how many cams it has, etc. Sure, that stuff is all nice, but it also tends to make you upscale your purchase to cover every possibility, and I’ve had friends who never made a decision because it all just seemed too hard. Don’t let the number of choices, and opinions, make you fear making a mistake. If you stick with the main brands, you really won’t go wrong. On features, just think about what you really need. In the end, its primary purpose is to document what happens and they all do that. Even a front-only camera documents a rear-end collision because it shows the impact and whether you were moving or stationary and proves you weren’t backing up. Would you like to have a rear camera? Of course. Would it be useful to resolve that license plate? Absolutely. If you can afford it, you may be happy to have those features one day, but one without will still do that job. Work within your budget, read reviews and get the best one you can afford without breaking the bank. Then install it and don’t read any more reviews. There is always something newer and better coming out. For what it’s worth, I have a Vantrue N4 Pro 3 and my wife has a Thinkware Q800Pro. The Thinkware model is pretty lions in the tooth by now, but it’s worked well, and the Vantrue is newer and also works well.

Im using thinkware q800pro I believe, it doesn't have a screen and the footprint is small so it does not interfere. It's mounted somewhere behind the rearvirw mirror

I’ve had my Thinkware 800pro in 3 different vehicles now. Works great and easy to get the video right when u need it

Been running a thinkware q800 that I pulled from the wreck of my last car and installed into my current 17gt. I’ve had several of this brand of camera and they’ve all been reliable. https://www.reddit.com/r/Dashcam/s/tkoaoBOBOk I also noticed that car dealers started selling thinkware cameras too so it’s probably a safe bet it works well with your car.

I got the bottom left dual channel Thinkware with GPS receiver from Best Buy for 129.99 on sale. Install wasn't in a Colorado but a 2010 Tahoe and once I found some unused pins to hardwire to, running the wires was a piece of cake. From the driver's seat, you cannot see the front dash cam or wires as it's tucked up in front of the the rear view mirror with wires running behind the covering that hides the auto dimming/compass wiring.

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.