Integrated / Universal Series

My toyota has a fitcamx that i insatalled myself, it was a smooth install, took about 30mins, since its a replacement for a trim piece its hard to tell its there unless you know. My subaru has 2 independent dashcams installed a long time ago so i dont know what they are, these were also installed by myself and took a bit longer due to wire management If your not handy enough id highly recommend you go with toyota and have them install it. Quality wise i honestly cant tell much difference between the once i got over 5 years ago and the fit cam. They are good enough for daylight and all of them are dog shit for night. (Though im sure you can spend big bucks and get camera's that are good for night too)

FITCAMX dashcam (looks like it belongs to the car) Also bought a wireless AirPlay dongle, worked well BUT: my Waze navigation did not display in the instrument cluster, so had to ditch it :(

FitCamX. Install is pretty easy and it integrates very well. I have one on my 2022 and it works well. It’s interface to connect a phone to it to download videos is a bit clunky (it creates its own WiFi hotspot that you connect to), but you can always just pull the SD card to download videos if needed.

I really like the stock look of FitCamX. Some say the video isn't great. It's more than good enough imo. You can check YouTube for examples of the quality.

As others have stated look to the FitcamX. Or better yet its unbranded equivalent from AliExpress, it works great, seamless integration and can still use the FitcamX software.

I've had mine installed for a year and no battery draining issues. I even have the rear cam option and it doesn't cause battery draining issues

Viofo comes up time and time again. I have a fitcamx and its been great but apparently the viofo will tell you if it quits functioning properly? Also check out project farm on youtube , he has a dash cam review that's pretty nice