Vantrue - Element 1 Pro (E1 Pro)

Vantrue E1 Pro is a solid choice for a front dash cam under 150 bucks. It records in 4K with a Starvis2 sensor, making details like license plates much clearer. It's compact and super easy to install, just plug it into the cigarette lighter and you're good to go. There’s also a test review on dashcamtalk forum if you want to check out more details (shoutout to EricSan).

The A810 Plus definitely has a supercap, and looks to be solid as anything. I do use the A329 in two channel mode but it has intermittent issues with my Kingston external SSD, Viofo has had to backtrack on its claims of compatibility with SSD enclosures - it's been a mess. A119 V3 I've still got one in the drawer that was my daily for a couple of years, it can't be beaten in the Australian heat here and for it's video quality. Vantrue has caught up a lot in terms of their app and image quality, I would go for E1 Pro which seems to be the pick for a cheap 4k single unit solution. The e360 is a bit out of an outlier as they're trying something new - they have had their doozies like the s1 pro which was quickly replaced by the N2X which was way way better. To be honest, it's a three way battle between Viofo 70mai and Vantrue now. Totally understand the convenience of the Wolfbox and the form factor , it definitely has it's use cases and I can't fault that in the slightest. Wolfbox seem to be getting their game together now which is good. I agree with you on the x800, it seems like that's what the issue is. Shame really but what can you do. To be honest the a810 plus seems to be the safer buy even if the cabin is a crappy 1080p only. YouTube reviewers don't mention these issues not a single one mentioned it for the x800 even though they would have the Dec and January batch units that had the issues.

Vantrue for years. Just picked up an E1 Pro for the Starvis 2 sensor and it's mini sized. E1 says it operates up to 158°.

Vantrue E1 Pro. Has the Starvis 2 sensor which blows the Fitcam X image quality out of the water. It's hidden behind the rearview mirror so just as sleek. Here's a pic of the install on my Bolt: https://old.reddit.com/r/BoltEV/comments/1jube8v/bolt_integrated_dashcam/mm38h5u/

I have an older Vantrue with the GPS base, records forwards, in cabin and rear, and can select which configuration you'd like. Zero complaints over 4 years.