Viofo A229 Duo Review: A Well-Rounded Dash Camera
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ค. 2024
- The Viofo A229 Duo is an excellent front/rear dashcam.
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0:00 Intro
0:48 Overview & Improvements
5:41 Front Video Quality
7:02 Rear Video Quality
8:59 Filename Details
9:32 Parking Recording
11:45 Voice Announcements
12:56 Memory Card
13:41 WiFi
15:02 Final Thoughts
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Your videos (and presentation style) are awesome -- I've been watching all of them but really overwhelmed with what direction to go for my first dash cam. Viofo, Blackview, Thinkware , Nextbase, etc. Seems like every time I ask someone for advice I learn of a new brand!
Thanks for the review, it helps to know whether this unit is good or not. This dash cam is now at the top of my list.
Thank you. I installed this exact model today.
Good info. Looking forward to setting up my new A229 now!
Thanks for this video, really helped me making my decision buying Dashcams and ultimately choosing A229 over A129
Thanks for the in-depth review!
My pleasure! 👍
Thanks I been waiting for it
Thanks for this review very informative ❤
Thanks for the dashcam review
I just got this installed in my car last week!
I bought this unit and have had it for a month now and your video was spot on about the pro's and cons of the unit. I love mine and wish I had of bought it sooner.
Does the display stay on continuously or is there a way to turn it off while driving? TIA
@@Getlost55 -No it goes off similar to a screen saver on a pc. It goes black so you won't see the display.
@@donmckinney4091 Great. Thank you for the info!
had have*
Great video helped me a lot thank you
I’m beginning my research to purchase a dash cam and learning before I buy. I love your presentation on this cam. I wonder if that battery that you referenced has an accessory with a SIM card for connection to WiFi? I see a few brands talk about notifications with live streaming but obviously that will require WiFi. This would work in my home, parked in my driveway or maybe next to a Starbucks or anywhere WiFi is broadcasting but obviously not parked away from WiFi.
Best review man..👍
I really appreciate your comprehensive reviews and comparisons, and this one is no exception. However, I’ve begun to see several mirror-replacement dashcams that I hope you will consider reviewing soon. Hopefully there’s one with similar performance to this Viofo.
Yeah I’ve looked at those, but I’m still struggling to find one I really like based on specs. I wanna replace my mom’s RVM with one, especially giving her a backup camera, but I’m still searching for a really good one.
I’d also be very interested in this as I first wanted a mirror dash am but settled on the viofo 129 pro duo after your reviews stating that all of the dashcams basically used the same components and you personally settled on the A129 pro duo.
I installed that exact model on my new M5 last month and works great, some of the annoyances are getting to the settings menu and the app is terrible to use, their CS email takes about a week for a reply. I do like the GPS/docking station mount and power, makes a nice clean install.
Right on Ari,
I rate this review 10/10. Lol
You touched on every single important issue, (not that you don't do that in every review).
Now that you've gotten intimate with the A229 do you think the current hardware, and heat dissipation capability can support a future firmware update that allows a 60fps option?
My other secret wish is identical recording Bitrates front/rear, (one can dream). Lol
-Chuck
Excellent review of a229. I like how they switched the rear cable to coaxial. The thinner cable should make installation on certain SUV and hatchbacks easier when fishing the cable through the grommets. I like the usage of usb-c. Does it have the usb 3 transfer speeds when connected to a computer? The previous models were slow to transfer files via wifi or PC connection, so I just ejected the memory card to transfer with my usb3 to sd card adapter.
great video, thank you very much!
Great content, thank you for this amazing production.
You mentioned doing the majority of your testing with a separate back-up battery. Do you by chance have any videos talking about how long a user can expect to get parking mode functionality with just being hard-wired into the battery/fuse box using buffered mode?
I understand that a a myriad of different variables can affect the response but as a general ball-park for an average 4-door mid-sized sedan with no other auxiliary devices installed, could the camera stay "powered" for 8-12 hours? I used quotes around the word powered because I understand that the unit would not be actively recording the entire time but must still have power to detect motion/G-shock and be above the minimum voltage threshold before powering off completely (if the battery drains to that cut-off point)
Like you said it can vary widely between dashcam models, numbers of channels, settings, etc. I’ve got three batteries on my bench that I’m actively testing at the moment.
You can see some sample record times here on this site: bit.ly/Powercell8-Giveaway
Is this new camera better than the 4k A129 version? I like the updated things on it, larger, the rear view upgrade to 2k but the front camera then lowers the quality from 4k to 2k. Should I go with the 4k version in the front and 1080P in thee back or buy this new version A229?
Excellent review Ari.
Have you tried using 'BlackVue CPL Front Filter' on the rearview camera of A229. Doesnt it fit with some help from bluetack :P
Thanks
always a pleasure to see your reviews. do you think you can make one about the new Thinkware Q1000 ? compare to 4k dashcam ? i dont understand why they go to qhd :/
I don’t have plans to review the Q1000, but I’ll be at SEMA next week and I’ll have a chance to talk to Thinkware about all their dashcams including that one. :)
thanks for the video. can i use an external battery to connect the camera during parking mode or does it work only with the wiring kit? does the parking mode have a maximum time limit and then turn off? (4, 8, 12, 24 hours)
What is the resolution front and rear in parking mode?
My 4k A129 pro duo drops the resolution to 2k front and 1080 rear in parking mode.
Just wondering...
Hello, I'm wondering if it's advisable to purchase 2 separate Viofo A119 and have one on the windshield/front view and one plugged into a rear area USB-C as a rear camera vs purchasing a A229 front/rear and having to run the cable from front of the car (under/around trim) ? I'd have a mini-SD in each camera. My Honda dealer said that some cables run under trim may void the front/side airbag/curtain warranty. Vortex....your thoughts
Hi, thanks so much for your very informative video. I have decided to purchase the Viofo A229 based on your review. I have used the links provided in your post above, hope that helps some :) One question I had was for the link regarding the hardwire kit. I believe I am looking for the Viofo HK4 Hardwire kit with the Type C USB port, but can't seem to find one on Amazon. Your link takes me to other kits, but I didn't know if they would be compatible. Can you confirm what hardware kit I would need to hardwire the camera. Thanks again!
Great video.. Saw you have Thinkvue 4K Cloud dashcam - How's the A229 video quality compared to that ? Thanks
I have a Jeep Gladiator with a roof top tent rack. Any suggestions on a front and rear camera setup where the rear camera is water proof so I can mount it on my rack under the tent? I would also like to hardwire them.
Imagine what a huge upgrade it would be if apple started using older generation iOS CPU/GPU/ camera setups optimized for dash cam usage. Like Apple TV, it would basically be pure profit and allow them to extend the life of existing manufacturing lines and tooling and continue to use older CPU designs on older and much cheaper silicon nodes far superior than anyone else can offer due to the production scale of apple. Sony could do something similar but to a exponentially less impactful degree, it would still be a big step up though.
Does not having an option for 60fps make a difference? I always shot motion at 60 but interviews at 30fps. I never had a dash cam before.
Great review thank you very much!
Two questions:
Can I connect it to a portable Hotspot router placed inside my campervan to have live view from my house of what's happening in my parked campervan?
Can I use a portable power station like EcoFlow Delta2, Jackery or Bluetti instead of a small battery bank (Powercell 8 or Blackvue B-124X)?
So I want to have parking mode but I don't want to hardwire anything, but I hear battery packs work fine, especially in summer heat. However, question:
My car completely turns off when I remove the key from the ignition. (It's a 2006 VW Jetta TDI if that helps) and so even if I plugged it into a cigarette lighter socket, it wouldn't work, right? Since even that would have no power. Is the only way I can get parking mode if I do hardwire to the battery?
i bought this dashcam recently and i noticed (same in the video), u see circular lights around street lights at night. Ex at 6:14. Is there any way to improve this (ex. getting a 4k dashcam, better quality dashcam) or is that just how dashcams are at night?
Hello, when you hit the 'protected footage ' button, I assume it records maybe 10 seconds before you hit the button?
Yessss.. my 2 A129 duos would shut down constantly in the Florida heat with one of them not working at all now after 1 year of use. Maybe I’ll try this new one. By the way, i replaced the bad 129 with the top of the line Rexing and it has not shutdown once due to heat so I believe bigger is better for cooling purposes when it comes to dash cams.
let us know how it goes. i have the same issues with my a129 duos
I had a Viofo camera (with the rear) and had it professionally hardwired installed. When it worked it was great. But could never update firmware and camera would turn off and back on randomly. Contacted company who sent new replacement but the same issues persisted. When i sold the car they were mounted in, I removed the memory card and left the cameras. Will opt for something else for my new Tacoma when it arrives.
A129 duo was totally unreliable if the rear camera was connected with updated firmware, worked fine 98% of the time (sometimes had to manually press the record button so it started recording instead of beeping) a129(non pro non plus) the single cpu is barely powerful enough to run one cam
Lthe a129 plus and pro (internally its a completely different hardware vs a129) doesn't have this problem because it uses dual cpu (one for each cam)
Love my a119 v3, 4 yrs now with it and no issues. I was hoping the a229 would provide 60fps, really helps capture plates. I've got my a119 v3 set to 1080 @ 60fps. For this price, and lack of 60fps I'm considering a 2nd a119 v3 for the rear for half the price.
would you choose the A129 Plus Duo that has 60fps over the a229 duo?
@@dukke888 if you want to have more frames per second then yes. This helps in capturing plates as they pass. I got a plate from a firetruck passing me at 80kmph while i was stopped. Higher resolution will make text appear smaller.
Just installed this in my pick up, is there a setting too cancel or change how long the screen saver shuts off the screen on the app? I didn't see one?? Thanks
Would you recommend this or the newer A139 pro ? I see the benefits in the 139 pro however I like the design of the A229 more.. which would you pick? :D
Hey Vortex, can you recommend some good dashcam options that also record all night and are decent at picking up licence plates in low light
I hope you will review in this winter also the game changer named A229 Pro. ;)
Thanks from India 🇮🇳🙏
Yeah what's with the lack of notification for an event during parking mode?
What is the video quality, I.e. are license plates legible during daytime and nighttime recording?
I have the A129 Plus duo. The rear camera file size is slightly larger than the front despite being only 1080p versus tye front's 1440p. This is because the front cam can record in H.265 while the rear only does H.264
I can't decide between this or the Thinkware Q800 Pro duo... One is newer, but the other is made by a company that I tend to trust more (Thinkware). Do you have any tips?
What are the recommended settings for this particular dash cam aside from the default?
Need to know specs.... And does it have PIP? Seems that would eliminate the sync issue...or is it still out of sync with PIP?
is there a polarizer available for the rear camera?
Will the A229 Pro Duo have 4K front recording?
is there plans for a 4k version of the A229?
Can you adjust the notifications volume?
What dashcam would you recommend for a vehicle that only get driven once a week, sometime once every 2 wks? I have a aukey one and the battery always die after a week of non driven. Hope to find one that have longer battery standby so the cam doesn’t reset to default setting because it ran out of juice.
Can we also do playback and delete from the camera screen?
I enjoy your dashcam reviews and I find them very helpful, as the dashcam market is very hard to find the perfect one.
Which Viofo should I get if my budget is $300 max?
It’s really hard to go wrong with this one. It’s under your budget, especially with the coupon code I added to the description, so you have room to add a memory card and some important accessories and still stay in your budget. 👍
@@VortexRadar just finished watching the video and I find that this dashcam is very nice. I notice that there’s no 60 fps option. Is 60 fps needed?
@@VortexRadar Few more questions. Is 60 FPS needed or nah? And is there a better dashcam from a different brand such as Thinkware for the same price or nah?
Viofo has camera on sale for $209, do you think there is a better deal out there that you know of for front and rear recording?
Very well done. Spot on. Your understanding of dashcams is far above that of Linus Tech Tips (and his 15 mil subs and all).
9:45 aww cute :) - I didn't know about this particular cam and pretty interesting having 2k rear for sure. I was looking at the A139 Pro but wanted good quality rear so bought 2x the front unit A139 Pro. Maybe would've been a better option to do A139 Pro front + A229 Duo and then I got two lots of front footage in case one camera has an issue and a 2k rear still. That may be even more tricky though but at least both the sd cards I guess would be in one place
How sensitive are these to overheating in the summertime?
Can this plug into a cigarette lighter? My current dash am does. My current one also has got an internal battery for when the car is not on for parking mode. Does this only function when the car is off by using the hardwire kit?
Virtually every standard dashcam can plug into the cig lighter, though hardwiring is preferred for a cleaner setup.
Internal batteries are nifty, but a safety hazard in high heat.
You’ll want an external power source to power the dashcam through the hardwire cable.
I just bought this- the website is saying it supports up to a 512gb memory card now. Did it change?
Your videos are some of the only ones on TH-cam that seem to be uploaded in full res. Other reviews on this camera look like they were shot on a potato.
I got this camera about a week ago and for the price it's probably the best bang for your buck. I prefer the Thinkware U1000 over this model for a few very small reasons. A slightly wider viewing angle and the voice warnings when there is a red light camera. Also warns you that there was a parking incident but that was mentioned in the video. The picture quality is a bit better as well but not a big difference. Overall I am impressed with it. If I had to choose one I would go spend a little extra and get the Thinkware kit that includes the hardwiring and cpl filter. On this one you have to buy seperately. It's just my taste though some will like this one better.
Great comparison and details. 👍
it's $200 more, that's not a little extra when the VIOFO costs $238
@@th34st I would say more like $100 dollars at the time of the review. And it also depends on what you're wanting. I got the filter, hardware kit, and memory card as extras since at the time VIOFO did not offer that package. With Thinkware they had a set that was all included. Following up on the review, I would definitely go with the Thinkware U1000. The footage is just that much better. If you have the little extra cash go for it. But I understand a little extra cash is subjective LOL
7:35 "Look what I can do."
Funny I received an email from Viofo about this very model!!
Just wondering is it possible to use the A229 rear camera on the A129 pro front so I can have 4k front and 2k rear?
Nope, sorry
Great video as usual;. I recently bought and installed the Viofo A229 and everything seems to be working good except the aspect ratio appears to be more like 4:3 instead of 16:9. Any thoughts?
Did you double check the resolution it’s set to?
been around that safeway near bothell everett hwy :D
can i use the rear camera as the internal camera on the front, in order to record the driver face, seatbelt etc?
It’ll work in the daytime, but will be too dark at night. Interior cams come with IR LEDs to light up the cabin at night.
Is the video quality better than the A129 Pro?
Does this drain battery in my care really fast?
Do you know if you can view with MacBook in the current setting or do you need to adjust the settings first??
I’m not sure what you’re asking. You can use your MacBook to play videos (I even showed a screenshot of browsing footage on my Mac), but changing settings if desired is done through the dashcam or phone app. You don’t change settings with your computer.
Is the lack of 60fps a big omission for this kind of dashcam? It seems surprising that they would offer it on a lower line 2k model like the A119 v3 and mini.
Not really. It’d be nice, but this is already pushing 2x af much data. IIRC, the A119 Mini’s 60 fps is the same bitrate as 30 (more or less) which means 2x the frames but 1/2 the detail per frame.
usb-c will make it easier to deliver the power that dashcams want. Can you please check what voltage is negotiated and how much current? I use the Plugable USBC-VAMETER3
Thanks to you, I've been running two A129 Pro Duo's... But here's a question that I don't think has ever popped up yet. One of the settings in these Viofo's is how long each recording will be. If I recall correctly, you have 1, 2, 3, 5 and 10 min recording interval choices. So what happens if you choose 10 min and you get into an accident and the power cuts out? I am thinking that since it's in the middle of a 10 min recording, it WOULD NOT record onto the SD card. I know this would be easy enough for me to test (pull the power off while recording and see where it stops)... but you tell me what your experience has been!
So that’s similar to when you turn off your car. The dashcam can save a little power internally so it can shut down properly and save the video clip. You should be alright. In general I prefer 1 min clips for faster file transfers, but that’s separate from accidents. Knock on wood… :)
I’d think the moment the unit discovers that there is no power it would just write what it had and close the file well before the super capacitor gives out. I think this would be easily testable by yanking the power.
13:56 An App to configure all the settings from the phone is so cool! You can avoid the hassle of using a few buttons to change the settings on the dashcam.
lol
Any clue if there's a 4k version coming soon? My a129 pro duo did fine for a year but then it had trouble starting. That alone makes me want to consider thinkware next time.
Viofo just announced their new A139 Pro which uses a Starvis 2 sensor. geni.us/ViofoA139Pro3CH
I’m guessing a proposed A229 Pro would use that same new 4K sensor.
@@VortexRadar when will you have a chance to review it? I'd love to see how this stacks up with U1000 and maybe even the A229
9:45 Princess cam activated.
lol, that’s my girl! 😍
If I have a dedicated 100 percent alway on battery source from my cigarette lighter do I still need the to buy the extra wiring cables or am I good to go?. Also can I run this Camera without the rear camera.
You still need to get the hard wire kit as the always on 12v socket will just keep running until your car battery dies, whereas the hard wire kit has low voltage cut off, so when it detects your car battery is getting low it will just turn off. You can alternatively buy a power bank like those used to charge mobile devices and use this for short term parking monitoring, for example when in a public car park, but you do need to switch the cables each time. The hard wire kit is just set and forget with everything built in.
Great video I been thinking about getting a dash cam if cost wasn't a factor would you buy the Cobra SC 400- 4k dash cam or Viofo A229 Duo dash cam?
Given my previous experiences with Viofo and Cobra dashcams, I’d do the A229.
@@VortexRadar thank you for the quick response and advice I appreciate it 😀
Has the A229 pro been released yet? Have they set a date? Until recently, I didn't even know they had a A229 plus.
It’s available for preorder now, yeah. bit.ly/ViofoA229Pro2CH
Is there a way to move the cameras to a second vehicle, are there accessories mounts and cable to do this? thanks
Personally I like to leave them installed full time for driving and parking recording, but you can order additional accessories if you wanna swap one camera between cars. shrsl.com/3yw66
@@VortexRadar Thank You for that link.
Why not 4k, like 129???🤔🤔 (I already have Viofo 129 pro duo plus).
best system out there i have the single unit one and I am still happy. you want to capture a lt of detail? spend about 5 000.00 you will get it then
I'm in the market for a new dashcam and this looks to fit the bill. Such a shame they didn't have the foresight to allow voice prompts if a parking mode detection has taken place. That would seem to be the logical time to be made aware of anything that needs to be looked at, rather than potentially having an incident written over because you hadn't noticed something in time.
For sure, though they do keep parking events in a separate folder that, I believe, doesn’t start to get automatically overwritten by driving footage once the card gets full. Eventually after a bunch of parking recordings, yes they will get replaced though. My solution is to get a huge card and just keep an eye out for stuff on the car, just in case.
@@VortexRadar The separate folder for parking events is good to know.
In your reply, by "huge card", do you mean *up to* 256 GB? Are you not able to use a larger capacity card as much as someone can afford? (e.g., 500 GB+ card)
@Vortex Radar what's the maximum storage capacity that is compatible with this model?
@@wtfhumour2750 Not sure, but I have a 128GB card in mine currently
Greetings,
I’m curious if you would recommend this Viofo a229 or the Vantrue E2
A229
Ok here is a Q for you, since Viofo does not bundle a 4k front with a 2k rear camera setup, if I bought these separate, would I be able to connect them together and have smooth operation or will somehow the software or firmware need to have some special update to allow 4k and 2k cameras of-course of the same Viofo brand to work together? I think you have all of them cams, can you test that? Would make a great video. Thx
It doesn’t work that way for many reasons, sorry
@@VortexRadar thx for the quick reply. I wonder if the explanation might make for good video content? I’m sure others have the same Q. Thx anyway
but is it the best duel dashcam for that much money
Is the Viofo camera comparison gonna happen? Asking for a friend.
Eventually, yes
7:08 what Safeway is that? Like what town is it in
I watched your video before buying the A229 but unfortunately, there's something crucial you didn't mention; viofo a229 locks all auto event videos! I mean what's up with that? Won't they clog the mem card real fast and since they are locked that means the dashcam will have nowhere to store new footage. Why not just record auto events in loop without locking the file, or just locking the gsensor activated files?
Would u rather have viofo A229 or viofo A129 pro duo? And why? Thanks love all your videos! Keep making them!!!👍🏼👍🏼
I’m not sure yet either. Here’s some discussion we’ve been having on exactly that: dashcamtalk.com/forum/threads/a229-duo-vs-a129-pro-duo.47769/#post-581785
@@VortexRadar everyone gonna ask this same question LOL. I’ll wait for the Video when u do comparison video of the 2. Soon I hope! Thanks for the fast reply!!
@@mackue8913 I do plan on doing a video going over Viofo's entire lineup, but no ETA on that. I also don't currently have an A229 vs. A129 Pro comparison planned either, but I may cover that somewhat in the overall Viofo comparison, assuming I come up with a solid conclusion, heh.
I wonder if a Pro Duo version might be on the cards?. I have the 4K A129 Duo and find the resolution excellent although the new rear camera and the larger front one are very tempting.
There are rumors of a Starvis 2-based A229 Pro.
@@VortexRadar will the A229 pro be compatible with A229 parts?
Hi thanks for the video with details
When I drive I left this camera 10 min loop recording. For parking I’m using blackvue battery. But when I turn off my car the camera keeps recording with 10 min loop and doesn’t start parking recording(I left auto detection) Doesn’t say parking recording started
Camera doesn’t know that is in parking. Maby the problem is the battery?
Did you hardwire it properly with the 3 wire hardwire cable?
@@VortexRadar no but I’m using battery blackvue B-130x that’s why I think camera keeps recording normally and doesn’t know when is in parking recording..
Hi. Confused which one is the better choice ? A129Pro Duo 4K front and 1080 rear OR A229 2k + 2k ? .. both are same price too!
Which one has the better night sensor?
@@Joey-bq4hu I don’t Know. But I “think” for 3 channels A139 is the one to go for, and for 2 channels A129Pro Duo 4K is the one to go for.
my a229 on auto event didnt capture a veihciles that left the parking spot behind me that could've hit my car, I don't think it did hit my car but I thought the purpose of it was to capture when anything moves, it turned on for other things like people walking by the car but didn't turn on for someone leaving the parking space directly behind my car. is this normal behavior or is something possibly wrong with my camera/card?
Sounds like you may want to consider raising the default setting for parking mode motion sensitivity then.
@@VortexRadar yea maybe, but if it caught people walking and driving by it's wierd it didn't catch the car movie right in front of me
I have heard others say similar things with Viofo’s auto event detection mode and so they run in the low bitrate continuous recording mode instead to ensure the dashcam captures everything.
@@VortexRadar might have to do that, was curious about about that or the low fps or whatever it's called
hi, thanks for this, I am a ride-share driver, looking to purchase a set of dashcam for inside the car while having passengers and in case of accident outside the car front and rear cam. What is the best option to purchase a cam which records front, rear and inside the car? Also the recording of inside the car is continuous, or it activates by a key, voice or a hand gesture? Please assist as I get too many drunker passengers. thanks
Sure, check this out: th-cam.com/video/KL-ycfuN8X4/w-d-xo.html
@@VortexRadar thanks bro, you were fast in replying, let me come back to you later on bro.
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hi i want to know the size??