Viofo A119V3 - The Best Budget Dash Cam in 2019
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- Viofo’s new A119V3 improves upon the V2 version we recommended in 2017 with the best night quality we’ve seen in a dash cam so far. Its stealthiness, user-friendliness, and build quality continues to beat others in the same budget category.
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🌟 UPDATE: August 9th, 2020 🌟
Nothing changed! Viofo A119V3 is still amazing and remains my pick.
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THE VIOFO A119V3, OTHER PICKS & WHERE TO GET THEM
I've purchased all dash cams and accessories since 2017. No paid reviews here. When you buy using some links below, we may earn some money at no cost to you.
1️⃣ VIOFO A119V3 | Best Budget Camera
Great for nearly all drivers who want performance and value without spending much more on premium options. OCD Tronic is the only authorized retailer on Amazon Canada and USA. I recommend getting the polarizing filter to reduce glare.
Amazon:
• USA: amzn.to/2QoQEPT
• CAN: amzn.to/2koSAL8 | Only the GPS+CPL bundle is available but at least it’s much cheaper than USA.
• UK: amzn.to/2m6A3DK
BlackBoxMyCar
Been recommending them for a long time. For a dash cam specialized retailer that's been in the business for a while (aka won't disappear overnight) and knows hardwiring / luxury vehicles, go with them.
• USA: bit.ly/A119V3_B...
• CAN: bit.ly/A119V3_B...
eBay
Capture Your Action for USA and BlackBoxMyCar for Canada:
• geni.us/ViofoA...
Viofo Direct:
You can buy it directly from Viofo and they ship around the world:
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VIOFO A119V2 | 1440P Value Pick
Still a great pick - if you can find it. After many years Viofo has ended its production and is solely focused on selling the A119V3.
📹 Our Full Video Review: • Viofo A119V3 - The Bes...
2️⃣ 70MAI PRO & PRO PLUS | Best Value 1440P Dash Cams
If you're looking for the A119V3's video quality but want to spend less, 70Mai's is your value king. Their Pro cameras deliver amazing 1440P video quality, WiFi, but compared to Viofo they have a battery and poor customer service. If you don't live somewhere hot this is definitely a camera to consider.
📹 My Full Video Review: • Anker ROAV A1 Review -...
• 70mai Pro Amazon: geni.us/70MaiP...
• 70mai Pro-Plus Aliexpress: s.click.aliexp...
📰 WRITTEN REVIEW A119
Want to learn more or want a skimmable summary of what we covered? See our article for more information. bit.ly/A119_Art...
3️⃣ UPGRADE PICK: VIOFO A129 DUO
You can't add a rear camera to the A119V3 but there is a nice upgrade if you get the A129 DUO. It has 1080P front and back. We talk about why a rear camera matters and how the DUO is better than other budget dual-channel options for around $170.
📺 Our Full Review: • Viofo A129 Duo Review ...
• Amazon: geni.us/ViofoA...
4️⃣ COMPETITORS WORTH CONSIDERING @ 11:12
We talked about three cameras similar to the A119 with some advantages (better customer service, longer warranty, WiFi) and some disadvantages (some use batteries, others have bad error notifications and parking mode).
• Aukey DR02J - Two-year warranty, capacitor build: geni.us/DR02J_...
• ROVE R2: geni.us/RoveR2...
• Rexing V1 4K: geni.us/Rexing...
5️⃣ ANKER ROAV A1 | Top Cheap Pick 6:47
One of the best cheap dash cams under $55. The A1's combination of good video quality, useful features like WiFi and backed by a worldwide warranty makes the A1 hard to beat. The downside is its use of lithium-ion batteries making it a bad choice for hot environments.
📺 Our Full Review: • Anker ROAV A1 Review -...
• Amazon USA: amzn.to/32dc6eH
• UK: amzn.to/2XnjWDD
• CAD: amzn.to/2FSQ1bo
• AUS/EU/ASIA: geni.us/ROAVA1...
💾 64GB SAMSUNG PRO ENDURANCE
Our top memory card pick for dash cams. It helps your camera stay running as it’s tougher than the typical card you’ll buy and helps reduce data corruption.
📺 Our Full Review: • The Best MicroSD Cards...
• Amazon / Best Buy / B&H Links: geni.us/64Sams...
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I can't express how much I appreciate your high quality, unbiased and professional reviews. Respect! Kudos!
Thank you for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!
🌟 UPDATE: August 9th, 2020 🌟
Nothing changed! Viofo A119V3 is still amazing and remains my pick.
Thanks man gonna pick this up for my car 👍
Do you think Viofo will bring out a two channel version of the A119V3?
ordered a rexing and returning it to get this one
I wanted to go buy this but quite a few reviews on Amazon are saying theirs died after a short amount of time, how is yours holding up?
How does it compare to the a129?
Thanks for putting a good amount of camera footage early in the review. Can never understand why so many other reviewers spend so much time unboxing and fiddling around with the parts but make you wait until the end to see any useful footage. I mean, c'mon, if the video quality isn't as good as what you're seeking then why bother to watch the whole review? As always, this comprehensive review tells us everything we need to know including some things we may not have realized we need to know!
In 2021 would this still be your pick for budget dash cam
Just picked it up for $89 on sale! So happy!
definitely
I hope other reviewers were like you. Very informative and efficient. No words wasted.
Thanks Caesar, it's a labour of love. I'm making the reviews I would have wanted. Takes a while to make though.
Just wanted to thank You. Over few years I bought three cameras and memory cards for all my family based on Your recommendations and it is always spot-on.
Just bought two of these last week because of you and got the endurance cards as well. My wife and I love them! Also updated the firmware to from v1.3 to v2.0 through their website and now have 1440p at 60fps recording.
Pls update top pic for 2021. You're the only reviewer I trust
My V2 has been performing perfectly over the last 1.5 years. I’ve been sending friends/family your excellent reviews. Thanks!
Hey J Hawk, that's awesome - glad its been working out for you. Thanks for sharing my videos too - hope your family found it useful.
Actually, hoping you could help. I'm creating a video on "what are dash cams and why you need one". It's a video I wanted to make for people to send around to family // friends.
If you could answer a few questions and if you have suggestions - very happy to hear them. I need some input to make something that matters
How did you find out about dash cams?
When did you decide to buy one?
Any other videos or articles that were helpful?
Were your family members confused by any of the videos they were sent?
Thanks a lot Hawk.
-Andrew
Car Cam Central would love to help. Can we take this via e-mail? If so, where should I email you?
it's always pleasure to watch new videos from you. great quality
Thanks telemnaro!
Oh, if you could help me, I'm trying to make better content. I'm writing a video on "what are dash cams and why you need one".
Just wondering how you found out about dash cams and if you saw any other videos/articles that were helpful? Thanks!
Thank you for all your extensive effort. You saved me a lot of time when selecting a dash cam and accessories!
I wish this had an in cab view as well to show you are wearing your seatbelt. I was pulled over for this despite having my belt on. A steady video of me with my belt on would have been helpful
Andrew,
Thank you again for yet another articulate, in-depth, beautifully filmed and edited review!
Because of your review, I will be purchasing five of the V3s for Christmas.
Yet again, this review is solid proof you have become one of the best/top reviewers on TH-cam!
Thank you
Thank you! Appreciate the kind comments. I try my best to provide context and trim out the fat. It's hard work and I'm glad people like you appreciate the effort.
-Andrew
I got the A119s when you reviewed it. I’m getting the V3 now for my other car based on this review. Thanks for taking the time to wade through all the different cams
Awesome! Glad you got value out of the video. Solid choices all around. Take a look at my video on endurance cards if you haven't already - it's helpful in keeping your camera running. th-cam.com/video/H4f2HWs_gpc/w-d-xo.html
Oh, if you could help me, I'm creating a video on "what are dash cams and why you need one". Hoping you can answer a few questions so I can make a better video!
Just wondering, how did you find out about dash cams?
When did you decide to buy one?
Any other videos or articles that were helpful?
Thanks Tc!
Fantastic, this video is right on time! I bought the A119 V2 as per your recommendation 2 years ago, and recently bought another car so I need another dashcam. I was looking at this one, and just searched for reviews. What a coincidence
Fantastic! Glad it went to the top of search. Hope it helped you out. Thanks for watching.
I truly regret not discovering this channel earlier.
I appreciate this dude so much I thought I was gonna have to do hours of research for dash cameras what would we do with out TH-cam I learn something new everyday on yt
The 10 dislikes are Blackvue 900RS owners that just realized they overpaid $350 for the same performance.
Great vid Andrew, very well done!!
Hahah, well just spec-wise, kinda. The 4K video on the DR900 does look better during the day. It also has cloud features and a much better look than the A129 or A119. People will pay for looks if they have a luxury vehicle.
Thanks Andrew - I like your reviews and reasoning. I haven't gotten a dash cam yet for either myself or my wife, but am counting on your recommendations to guide my selection
th-cam.com/video/9blJDIkknCo/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Ed! I'll be producing a summary video of my cheap and budget picks soon that'll better guide people in selecting the right camera - when you're ready of course.
What an in-depth review! Thank you for making this video.
Thanks a lot Alford - glad you liked it!
Oh if you could help me - I’m writing a future video on “what are dash cams and why you need one”. Could use some input.
Just wondering how you found out about dash cams and if you saw any other videos/articles that were helpful? Thanks!
@@Lam Nowadays, I just use TH-cam to find out about product info of dashcams as I find that reviews on TH-cam are more up-to-date than written reviews from Google search. Your reviews one of the most thorough of the subject and hence I trust the most. Thank you.
Thanks Alford - I agree, I think TH-cam's algorithm surfaces more recent content than Google's search. I think people have a shorter attention span for video than the written word.
Thanks so much for the videos and website. It really helped with choosing the right camera and configuring it. I got the a119 v3. On the website you go through the settings on it which was really helpful. You didn’t mention the motion detection mode which I wanted to know what it does and if it should be on. It is hardwired in and has parking mode.
Make a video on how to install the A119 v3 to your fuse box
Very useful video as i was looking for a dash cam but did not know which one to buy
A few days later here it is the a119 v3 and its been a few weeks now and i’m very satisfied with my purchase
Same here!
Thank you for the great review. I currently have earlier versions of the Viofo A119's in both my cars. I'm going to move those to the rear window, and I think these new V3 models will be a nice upgrade for my front windshields.
Thank you Tempest! Glad you liked the review. The V3 will be a great upgrade for the front windshields.
Could you help me out with some future content? I'm creating a video on "what are dash cams and why you need one". Hoping you can answer a few questions so I can make a better video!
• How did you find out about dash cams?
• When did you decide to buy one?
• Any other videos or articles that were helpful?
I know too much about dash cams so I can overlook things. Happy to take feedback and general suggestions too.
Thanks again Temp!
-Andrew
@@Lam I had already known about dash cams from the compilations available on TH-cam. The prices kept getting cheaper so I bought one for my car and my wife's car. It's one of those things you hope you never need, but I'd rather have it and not need it then the other way around. My brother was convinced and bought two of the Viofo's for his cars too.
I bought the first dash cams in 2016. Two different brands that were not Viofo. They were larger and shaped more like a point and shoot camera. Both of those stopped working after a year or so.
Your breakdown of the various cameras and their components really helped. Amazon reviews are pretty useless since most reviewers don't give the full pros and cons of a particular camera. For example, I live in a hot climate and the use of capacitors rather than batteries last better in those climates. I did not know this. I also use a high endurance micro SD card for the cameras. Both Viofo's are going strong over two years in the brutal Arizona heat. My brother bought the GPS modules with his Viofo but the heat cracked it so those don't seem to be as durable. The cameras work fine though.
Your reviews are very helpful, and I especially like the side by side video comparisons.
Thank you for your videos it's been very helpful. The only constructive criticism I have, is I wish you consistantly referred to the individual dash cam by one name when you're doing the full review of it. Although I do love when you compare and contrast the other cams along with the full review, it would be great if consistently you were referring to the one of said full review by the same name. As with this full review you often referred to it using 3 different names/previous names, aka nicknames. I just think it would allow for better understanding and processing of the information for the novice dash cam viewer.
Hey Andrew! I used my V3 for the first time today! :) The audio is pretty incredible, it picks up my voice really well, and the radio even better. It captures the thump of my subs as well, pretty impressive for such a small unit! Very impressive audio.
I left the protective covering on the lens and the video is still really impressive. I'm looking forward to seeing the difference tomorrow with the plastic film removed.
The video isn't silky smooth on playback (it is really nice though), I may tinker with the settings a bit as I'm sure its a FPS issue, but the paused picture is crystal clear, and that's prolly more important.
So far after recording for roughly half hour of running errands, I'm pretty impressed with the results of the V3, both audio and video. It even picks up traffic beside my with the windows closed, really sensitive mic in this thing!
Definitely happy with the V3, especially for the $$, excellent value! I'll get ya some pics on the twitters when I get it installed in my Pete :)
Hey Apple - it's going to look so much better once the film is removed! It blurs the video considerably and is only meant for in-transit protection. The video on playback may be jerky depending on how good your computer is. 1440P videos require a lot more processing power to work properly. Glad you're happy with it. Hopefully you'll never have to use it except for interesting footage you happen to catch.
@@Lam The clarity of the video without the film on the lens in beyond incredible. I left it on so I could tinker with the angle adjustment without fear of scratching the lens as I got more familiar with the unit.
I changed to 60fps and cleared the playback up to smooth as butter. My PC is pretty stout so I figured it'd be a Viofo setting, issue rectified :)
The performance of my V3 is beyond incredible. I'd share my vid's but hey, you have one so you already know :)
Only downside is, tis really hard to get it mounted straight/level as the screen is so tiny. I can see where the wifi capability would make that so much more convenient. I got it 98% straight in the Vette with the sticky mount, I can live with that. Have a great weekend!
Really superb video as usual! Very helpful information! Looking forward to more videos!
Thanks Sam!
Great camera. Your original video is what prompted my purchase of the Viofo a119 cam. Works great. Easy to use. Small windshield area, doesn't wiggle or move around like the ball mount type.
And the error systems are great.
Hey Ken, thanks a lot and glad to hear it's still working. I agree, error systems super essential - sometimes I wonder how many people I helped because they noticed their SD card stopped working.
If you can give me some insight - I'm trying to create a future video on "why dash cams and why you need one".
Just wondering , how did you find out about dash cams?
When did you decide to buy one?
Any other videos or articles that were helpful?
I know it's a lot so thanks for whatever you're willing to talk about!
@@Lam
I'm a rideshare driver.. so decided it would be a good idea to get one.
My first one was a cheap one I got a Walmart just so I had something.. needed it quickly, and just grabbed what they had at the time 2014/15 or so.
Shortly after that I started researching different dash cams.
My next one was a Mini 805, shortly after that I decide to get another cam since I had a another car so wanted a cam for that car too and I got a G1W-CB from SpyTec I believe.
I then purchased the Viofo A119v2. Mostly based on your recommendation, and other videos I saw showing its very good video quality day and night .
And now my most recent is a Vantue N2 Pro.
I had been using, the old one from Walmart which had infrared lights on it, as my interior camera, the viofo as my front facing camera, and the g1w as my rear facing camera it made it a bit messy on the inside of the car , lots of wires to tuck away, but since I had the cameras and they all functioned perfectly I didn't see the point in replacing them with a central all in one system which are very expensive.
Recently however the Walmart camera began to have problems with the SD card not always writing correctly especially when it was hot out., and since the interior camera is quite important as a Rideshare driver, so I decided to spring for the vantrue N2 Pro when it went on sale on Amazon for $80 off regular price.
That takes care of front facing an inside, and I moved the mini 805 to the rear window since it was smaller and did not hang down into the cargo area, I had luggage occasionally hit the G1w and damage the ball mount.
I ended up leaving the viofo a119, facing forward also, quite frankly the image quality on the vantrue has got a bit of a blue tint to it, and because it ends up being farther away from the glass due to the suction cup mount, and my windshield has some pitting I found that at night the glass is disrupting the quality of the video rather badly, that doesn't seem to happen on the viofo, I suspect because it's much closer to the glass. I also like the alerts that it gives if there's a problem and it gives me a backup front facing camera in case something goes wrong with the Vantrue which does not have the same kind of alert statuses for failure.
So I just left viofo a119 in place, run the Vantrue right next to it, and the Mini 805 in the rear now.
I also run the Lexar XC-1 as cards you had recommended.. I've never had one fail yet.. and one of them is from Dec of 2016 in use almost continuous.
Hope that information helps.. if you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask.
Hey, kens that helps a lot. Quite the collection of cameras you built up over time too! The N2 Pro is a good choice for what you do - I'm surprised about the blue tint but at least you got the A119 covering for you in the front. Haha I'm impressed you have a three (technically four camera) setup, that's awesome. Just two more for the sides and you'll have every angled covered lol.
Thanks a bunch for sharing and I'm good. Have a good day // evening!
-Andrew
@@Lam
Welcome... Apparently the blue tint to the image is pretty common on N2 Pro.
I had heard about it when I purchased it, but the actual clarity of the video is really good it's just that the color is slightly off.
Have a wonderful day
Great info' as usual. I have used the Viofo A119S for three years without a problem. I will get the Viofo A119V3. It looks like another winner. Thanks again!!!
Awesome stuff JPGR! Grab a high-endurance card too if you don't already use one. Wouldn't be surprised if your card is on the way out after 3 years. Video here: th-cam.com/video/ccd0Oo5uBek/w-d-xo.html
Hey JPGR, could you do me a favor and help me with some future content.
I'm creating a video on "what are dash cams and why you need one". Hoping you can answer a few questions so I can make a better video!
• How did you find out about dash cams? • When did you decide to buy one?• Any other videos or articles that were helpful?
Thanks!
Hey Andrew, I would be glad to help. I first found out about dash cams when the Russians would upload dash cam footage back in 2010. You know the ones i'm talking about. I decided to buy one in 2016 after a friend of mine was in a car accident early in that year. She had a dash cam at that time of the accident and the guy that hit her tried in court to say it was her fault when the dash cam showed that he was not only at fault but he set the whole accident up himself to try and claim on her insurance. He was convicted of insurance fraud because my friend had a dash cam to speak for her. I watched Car Cam Central to decide which dash cam was right for me at that time. Your videos have been very informative. Keep up the good work Andrew. Thank you!!
Thanks for sharing! I keep hearing a lot of stories where they had a friend/family member who had a dashcam that saved their butts and a bunch of people around them ended up getting one.
Thanks for trusting me with your purchase. I'll do my best. Thank you too!
I am impressed of so many details. Very very great Job. I am glad i found your review. Have a good Time from Bremen in Germany
Based on your excellent reviews of the Viofo A129, which seems to be an A119 with fore and aft cameras, and the Viofo A119 v2, I went ahead and purchased the Viofo A119 v3 just a couple of weeks ago. I agree with your assessment and I am very pleased with my purchase. I purchased the GPS unit as well, mostly for the ease of disconnecting the dashcam so that I can easily take it either out of the car when I'm parked or hide it very well before getting out. Having lost a GPS navigator just a week prior to my purchase may have influenced that decision. I am still experimenting around with the video settings to get the same quality images that you show that you get with yours. It's nice to have that option. Oh, and one more point... your point on the warnings has already proved its worth. I like having a constant message and a constant beep warning me of a problem.
Hey Ed, thanks for your trust. Glad it's working out. For many shots, I use a dashmat - basically a black carpet on top of my dashboard which helps reduce reflections. A circular polarizer helps as well but it won't be as clear. Most people don't want a mat though.
As for settings, keep it at 1440P, you can bump it up to high bitrate if you don't mind losing about 20% of your total recording time. That will help at night and in complex environments during the day. I was recording using at medium settings for most of the videos you saw.
Glad the warning messages helped out - what issue did you have with your camera?
@@Lam I have one of the polarizer filters on order. I initially had problems with a memory card that I already own. So I purchased a 128Gb Samsung Pro Endurance card and formatted the card in the dashcam. Everything has worked just fine since then. One thing I wasn't aware of is that to get all the data from the video files, I had to download the Dashcam Viewer. This allows me to also access the GPS data as well as watch the video. One plus from that is that Dashcam Viewer can stitch all the video files of a particular trip together so that I can review everything on just one file. I'll take your advice about the video settings. Thanks again for your review(s). They saved me a lot of hassle in trying to figure out which dashcam to buy!
That's awesome Ed, glad you got it to work. Nice job buying the best Endurance card on the market (in my opinion). I have few more settings I recommend changing like the Video Format to .TS. I explain more in my article: carcamcentral.com/review/best-budget-dash-cam-viofo-a119v3#OptimalSettings Hope you find that useful.
Also could you help me out?
I'm creating a video on "what are dash cams and why you need one". Hoping you can answer a few questions so I can make a better video!
• How did you find out about dash cams? • When did you decide to buy one?• Any other videos or articles that were helpful?
Happy to take suggestions or feedback in general too.
Thanks!
Would be great if you can produce how to hardwire the dash cam to car fuse box. There are a lot of videos but not details enough. Like the details on the fuse add on and how to install in great details
Xpress, I would love to in the future but it's going to be months down the road as there's a lot of research involved.
My V3 arrived a few minutes ago, wohoo!! I can't believe how small this thing is, and the suction cup mounts for it, wow!
It's literally less than half the size of my Escort Redline radar detector. I had no idea it would be this tiny! The lil suction cup mounts are like little miniature mounts for smart phones, cute lil things lol!
Now its time to read the do's and dont's and get it up and running. Happy day today!!
It came with the Transcend U1 32gb card, that should get me by til I get a couple of the Samsung Pro Endurance cards
Hey, that's awesome! Try to clean the window surface as much as possible before installing the suction mount. I wrote a guide on the settings you should use on the A119: carcamcentral.com/guide/owners-guides/viofo-a119-v2-v3 Hope that helps you out!
@@Lam Will do. I'm anticipating the suction cup mount to respond like my Garmin GPS and Escort. The swivel on the Viofo will definitely be handy.
I read the article on setting it up, just had to change a few features, very helpful!
Thanks for all the input of your video's!
Good review! From my comparison I thought the pro had better video quality than the V2 though! I updated both firmware when I tested. V3 is for sure an improvement over them all.
Hey Jon - interesting! I was going to give the Pro another update as it had been a while since I last did a firmware update. Too bad it was discontinued. Thanks for doing a lot of the early testing and analysis. I love going through different channels and watching videos as I can't always get the conditions I want to test them in.
-Andrew
Andrew, Thank you so much for your review. Bought the v3 Samsung 128 endurance card and filter you made this VERY EASY. Thanks for your help👍
5:33 seems to me the older one has a bit better focus on objects incoming. like the road sign... probably nothing that would make a big deal but something I noticed.
I do like the wider angle view of the older one. I appreciate the videos, this kind of stuff helps people make informed decisions.
Just bought one...can't wait!
You should do a video on what to do with a dash cam if in an accident. 👍👍
Just ordered one thanks to your video, can't wait to get it and feel safer driving around
Another great review Andrew. FYI, for those on a budget, the Anker A1 is currently $43 USD with free shipping on Amazon.
Pro1er, glad you like the review. Thanks for pointing out the sale! I really need a deal section on my website.
Hey Pro1er, I'm hoping you can help me out with future content.
I'm creating a video on "what are dash cams and why you need one". Hoping you can answer a few questions so I can make a better video!
• How did you find out about dash cams?
• When did you decide to buy one?
• Any other videos or articles that were helpful?
I know too much about dash cams so I can overlook things. Happy to take feedback and general suggestions too.
Thanks!
@@Lam Hi Andrew, I don't know if you'll find any value in my answers, but here they are.
1) I found out about dashcams some years ago from TH-cam's recommendations. Since then, and I'm not kidding, I've watched several hundred dashcam videos - (mostly crash videos. ;-p), but also lots of reviews.
2) I bought my first cameras about two years ago, but they were Walmart crap- cams, I've since upgraded to various configurations and prefer dual camera setups.
3) I tend to make a study of things that interest me. I understand that some people need to start from the beginning, and topics that seem very obvious to me may be news to others. Having said that, I like the details that may not be obvious to even experienced dashcam users. For instance, when I was new to the subject I did not know that there were power supplies that had adjustable low-voltage and cutoff timers. I'm actually in the market for an affordable unit that has the exact features of the Grdian, but I'm not willing to spend the $50 US they want for one. Whenever covering a topic, I like to know both the pros and cons. For example, using a CPL can be beneficial during the day, but since you lose about 2 stops of light, it will be a hindrance at night. I know time is valuable and I can tell you put a lot of time into producing your reviews, they have a very polished looks to them, however not everyone wants to, or can spend a lot of money on a dashcam, so perhaps budget camera reviews would be helpful to some people - as long as the expectations are kept reasonable. Being objective and not bias is extremely important to me. I have no allegiance to any brand of anything, I just want the truth. Lastly, I know this can be very expensive for reviewers like yourself, but I don't trust reviews where the product was sent from the manufacturer or seller. It's almost impossible not to show some favoritism when you get something for free.
Hope that helped.
Thanks for responding Pro1er!
>Watching Hundreds of Dashcam videos
Haha I can relate, I do the same thing. I'm a frequent visitor to Reddit's /r/roadcam and /idiotsincars
>details that may not be obvious to even experienced dashcam users
This fascinates me as well. I think it's the deeper underlying layers that help create the best reviews. I think we think a lot alike in delving into the details.
>as long as the expectations are kept reasonable. Being objective and not bias is extremely important to me.
I agree, like you said expensive. I use affiliate right now to pay the bills but i"m hoping in the future that I can move to a completely membership-driven site. That's a long ways away though.
-Andrew
Same thanks for all this work. You remind me of Project Farm. He buys everything himself.
I'm genuinely super impressed with the quality and follow up work you do with dashcams, especially considering the ridiculous amount of script reading videos on youtube. Great work, keep it up
Thanks Waq, I try my best to produce the content I would want. Updates are a huge part of it and like you said not many people do it - takes a long of time. I script read too :P It's just my scripts have a lot of work put into them. Glad you enjoyed it WAQ.
Excellent, professional review! Thanks very much, this is how it should be done. (As an aside, I've been using a no-brand version of the Viofo 118 for a few years in two of my vehicles, and they're still giving me excellent service.)
Thanks Mauritsvw! It takes a ton of work to make each video so I'm not surprised more people don't do it.
Glad the A118s are still working for you. I would make sure to check the sd card every month as the error notifications are terrible on those cameras.
Could I ask for your help? I'm creating a video on "what are dash cams and why you need one".
I know it has been a few years since you last bought a camera but I was hoping you could answer a few questions so I could make a better video.
Just wondering, how did you find out about dash cams?
When did you decide to buy one?
Any other videos or articles that were helpful?
Thanks
-Andrew
@@Lam Glad to help. Like many TH-camrs I like watching road accidents videos from all over the world, and the obvious benefits quickly became clear, like having evidence in case of an accident where oneself or others are involved. (Interestingly enough, in South Africa, where I live, dash cams are not yet as popular as in most other countries).
Around 2014 I bought a Garmin 20 for the vehicle I use for holidays, and I realized the footage, although not high quality, can also be used in holiday videos. After that I imported two A118s from China for my other two vehicles at $37 each, which I found was excellent value for money. When I installed them, they had the Viofo software on them, and I guess they were just unbranded units from Viofo.
As I said earlier, they've both given me extremely good service over the last few years, and the quality of the footage is higher than that of the Garmin.
Partly thanks to your video, I'm going to replace the Garmin with the A119 V3. The Garmin also sometimes want the the microSD card reformatted, while the Viofos have been very tolerant of different cards up till now.
I like doing my research before I buy something by watching/reading reviews on the internet, and in this case yours convinced me to take the plunge with the V3.
Yeah I watched a lot of road accidents too. There's almost a culture of awareness when it comes to the popularity of a dash cam. Normally it starts with someone getting almost screwed over if they didn't have a dash cam for it to spread in the local community.
Interesting journey with your dash cams. I had the Garmin 20 too, I liked the interface and the fact it would record for a bit more time before shutting down.
The V3 will serve you well and like you said - very tolerant with SD cards.
I just got my A119V3 and on my way to buy the SD card. Thanks your video was amazing and very informative!
awesome channel, I'm buying this camera, so many things I never would have thought of, Thanks!
Another Great Video, Andrew... Keep 'em Coming...
Theres a sale on the v3 on Amazon for only $90 right now
Thanks for your review. Even thou this video is from 2019, it fits my dash cam needs perfectly. I went for the VIOFO A119 V3.
As always; the best dash cam reviews on the web.
Thanks (again) for this great review!
Mark - thank you (again) for watching!
Would you be able to help me out? I'm trying to create a future video on "what are dash cams and why you need one". Hoping you can answer a few questions so I can make a better video:
Just wondering ,how did you find out about dash cams?
When did you decide to buy one?
Any other videos or articles that were helpful?
Thanks for as little or much as you want to say (or nothing at all - thanks for watching!
I hope all is well! I'm glad I came across your channel! THANK YOU for your videos very helpful!
These reviews are awesome! Thank you for doing these, I'm sure they can take all day to film and edit!
I really appreciate Your Hard Work Sir, Your The Best ! THANK YOU
I like this but I wish there was a tiny blinking light indicating that is on and recording.
I just ordered the A119V3, 4 wire kits, and 2 suction cup mounts! I'm pretty stoked for everything to arrive and getting it set up!
Hey again AppleJacks, that's awesome! I'm stoked for you too. Hope you get it all up and running quickly.
@@Lam My Peterbilts have angled windshields, so the mounts of the A129 would have the video at a range of '7 oclock to 1 oclock', so I went with the A119 in order to get the suction cup mounts for that application (being able to get a 9-3 view).
I'd still like the A129duo for the rear cam, but I may wait to see how the new 4k unit compares to it. Seeing the 4k model is $250 compared to the current $170 model, I'm not sure the extra $$ will be worth the 4k for me. Time will tell!
Oh interesting, thanks for sharing. Didn't know you drove a semi. Interesting, I thought the design of the mount would cover almost all the angles but I guess with a nearly vertical windshield it wouldn't have been as flat as you wanted without the suction mount?
I think the 4K would get the quality closer to 1440P of the V3 which would be valuable. I think night quality will suffer though as 4K has smaller individual pixel sizes which means more noise.
@@Lam The gps sticky mount for example, would have the cam angled and pointed to the 1030-11 o'clock position, thus looking over the fender, and not straight ahead over the hood and towards the road.
The adjustable lens of the V2 would be the perfect solution to get the straight forward angle, as you stated regarding mounting in the corner of a windshield, but beings the V2 is somewhat outdated...
The suction cup mount will allow me to turn the cam to the right (I'll be mounting on the left side of the windshield) as to get a straight view of the road.
With the 2 sticky mounts it comes with and the 4 3-wire kits, I'll be able to use the V3 in both trucks, my Suburban, and the car.
Beings it's my first dash cam ever, it's a great value for my 4 applications.
I love 💕 your videos I trust your reviews I got the V2. Over a year ago. Works perfect 👌 for the price. Thank you again
Thanks 7Motion for trusting my reviews and I'm glad to hear it's working out well for yoU!
Waiting so long for your review
OMG with 99,999,997 views
Haha, I was wondering if anyone would actually read that. I hope you can be my 100 millionth viewer one day.
Hey Cube (and whoever else reads this), I'm hoping you can help me out with future content.
I'm creating a video on "what are dash cams and why you need one". Hoping you can answer a few questions so I can make a better video!
• How did you find out about dash cams?
• When did you decide to buy one?
• Any other videos or articles that were helpful?
I know too much about dash cams so I can overlook things. Happy to take feedback and general suggestions too.
Thanks!
OCD Tronic is an excellent dealer and service centre.
just found your channel! Love your videos I keep putting off the purchase of a dash cam but I'm going to go and buy this one :)
Need to prepare for winter driving lol
Thanks LuckyDice!
Thanks for video still no one building best quality number plate capturing dash cam
Yah =( I really want the ability to capture license plates while moving.
Car Cam Central 👍
Thank you for this review Car Cam Central.
You'rer welcome AlphaFox38!
This video was quality straight to the point and widely generalized products were brought into the picture thankyou for your videos I love them!!
My A119 from 2016 Still going 💪🏻 up to now 😎
Awesome stuff Asdf! If you got one because of my content - glad you got value out of my content.
Oh Asdf, if you can give me a hand. I'm trying to create a future video on "what are dash cams and why you need one". Hoping you can answer a few questions so I can make a better video:
Just wondering, how did you find out about dash cams?
When did you decide to buy one?
Any other videos or articles that were helpful?
Thanks!
You give the best, credible reviews. Really enjoy your videos.
Thanks 24Mossberg!
Oh, if you could help me, I'm trying to make better content. I'm writing a video on "what are dash cams and why you need one".
Just wondering how you found out about dash cams and if you saw any other videos/articles that were helpful? Thanks!
I learned about car cameras from YOUR videos. I haven’t purchase one yet, but I would first review YOUR videos before making any purchase. As far as content, you’re spot on already, I wouldn’t change anything. My overall impression of car videos is the installation process, attaching power, hidden wires, etc. that’s what scares me away from making a purchase.
Car Cam Central See my public comment.
Awesome, thanks for sharing 24! Makes sense, the installation is the hardest process.
Great review and very detailed thank you for taking the time to do this I ordered mine while watching this video😂
i trust you more than other channels. you buy your own stuff, which is great
Appreciate the update! getting this now. thank you
your videos are excellent. so easy to understand and follow your analysis. thank you so much!
in 2024 this is still an amazing budget camera
Can't wait until there's a a129v3. That higher resolution, better night view, and h265 encoding will be far better for dual channel (and reduce the strain on the microsd card).
There's actually the A129 Pro coming out in the future: dashcamtalk.com/forum/threads/viofo-a129-pro-dual-dashcam-4k-front-1080-rear.40094/ It's 4K + 1080P and has H.265. It would reduce strain on the MicroSD card but it would also produce a ton more heat for the dash cam and could prematurely affect lifespan.
Quick could you do me a favor. I'm creating a video on "what are dash cams and why you need one". Hoping you can answer a few questions so I can make a better video!
Just wondering, how did you find out about dash cams? When did you decide to buy one?Any other videos or articles that were helpful?
Thanks!
I am so glad to find your channel. Truly enjoy the unbias and informative reviews of dash cams!
Question about the parking mode: I really like a dash cam with a parking mode for I work long 12 hours as a nurse. My new Mazda CX-30's 12V is continuously powered (even whem the vehicle is off). This is my first experience with this kind of function. Do you recommend the Viofo 119V3 to be plugged in low bitrate mode? Could this potentially drain the vehicle's battery in the long run?
I transferred my vid's from today from the V3 to my PC. 16 files, totaling 14ish minutes, ended up being 7.33gb. Settings are 1440p at 30fps, bitrate medium on a Transcend 32gb card.
There are roads I take with the Vette and truck that I want to save on video (Black Hills, Mt Rushmore, etc). I was hoping to be able to save 15-20 minutes worth of video like I did with my handi-cam. I put that footage in my 'vacation' folder. It would do 4 minute vid's at 12-15MB. The V3 is coming in at 575MB average on a 3 minute video recording in TS. I may reset that to MP4 and see if that makes a difference.
If not, I may look at the GoPro's for my travel video footage and leave the V3 strictly for 'dash-cam' stuff. Good thing I have a pair of 2tb external hard drives!
Let me know if you have any other idea's. Thanks!
I might go with GoPros as the footage is a bit nicer to watch. At night the A119V3 might be better - you can turn off all the branding and on-screen information in the settings so you get clean video. The TS file is the same as MP4 in size, only how it's contained is different.
@@Lam The V3 has excellent night video, very impressed with it. The first thing I did was turned off all extra display info as I have no use for it displayed.
I'll leave the TS mode as is beings it's file sizes are the same as MP4.
Being that the base station is at China, sounds like customer service is an issue coming from the U.S.
Especially when no cargo ships are not being parked at ports , but rather stuck at sea. Just don't know.
Thanks you so much sir! Your video is well-made packed with useful information. I think you covered all aspects! Thanks again!
Thank you for this! I went ahead and bought the V3! Once I get it and use it, I'll update this comment with a review on how it went.
I only wish there was a rear camera!
(8/29/22) Update: The next day after I installed it, someone ran me off the road and they were found 100% at fault because they didn't indicate and ran. Thankfully I was okay, but this camera truly made it worth it in that time! It is SUPER clear, just like he said!
I am curious, since there isn't a rear dash cam that is like this, would it be viable to use the same thing as a rear dash cam? If not, any suggestions?
Great video got the Black Friday special for $93.00
Awesome choice Jay!
Bought it 2 weeks ago and using it in my truck, I'm very satisfied with it, 256GB is very rare for a Dashcam, full quality 2 days log, love it
Hey Andrei, you made a great decision. You're right 256GB is rare for a dash cam, I probably should have mentioned that in the video. The low-bitrate mode would kill with such a large card. You could record for days with a big enough battery.
Oh, hoping you could help me out Andrei. I'm creating a video on "what are dash cams and why you need one". Hoping you can answer a few questions so I can make a better video!
Just wondering, how did you find out about dash cams?
When did you decide to buy one?
Any other videos or articles that were helpful?
Thanks!
@@Lam You are already doing a phenomenal job with your channel, I've been a subscriber for 3 years now and it's my go to place for Dashcam knowledge.
1. "How did you find out about Dashcams?"
As a truck driver I'm most of the time on the road so I thought about getting a camera, I've looked up TH-cam and found your dedicated channel for Dashcams.
2. "When did you decide to get one?"
As soon as I learned more about it's importance and reliability, I thought I'd definitely need one, and I tried getting the vicovation opia 2 as you suggested it's the best (at that time) but unfortunately i couldn't manage to get hold of one(not many retailers available)...
So since I couldn't get the best, I gave up on it, until recently, when my brother got some Dashcams for his car, and since its been awhile, I thought of looking to see recent products.
Another thing I want to point out, the updates you put in your videos are very handy, I always looked to see what's new, and you mentioned on one of your videos the new Viofo v119 V3, I then checked some TH-cam video for hands-on and it's storage space and new camera sensor made me confident this is a great budget product.
I'm very happy with my cam and I loved seeing your video confirming my thought, keep up this briliant work.
Hey Andrei - that's awesome. Thank you! I try my best and I'm always humbled when people come back to watch even though they've already purchased a camera.
Thanks for responding to my questions too!
Too bad about the Vicovation - they've actually pulled out of the consumer market. They decided to focus on OEM (white-label products) and another category. Too bad.
I try to keep things updated - it's a pet peeve of mine when I go to a review and I find out it's out of date and there's something better but the authors never updated it.
Speaking of hypocrisy, I need to update the OPIA2 description + pinned comment as I don't think I've updated it yet.
The V3 is a great product and I'm glad you picked it up. Hopefully, it served for years to come.
If you don't mind me asking three followup questions.
Since you been subscribed for so long is there anything you would like me to produce?
Any feedback on what I can do better?
Finally, how did you figure out dash cams were important and that reliability matter (if you can remember back that far lol)
Thanks again Andrei
@@Lam I dont mind any questions, I'm more than glad to help.
1. "... Is there anything you would like me to produce"-
From a TH-cam perspective you should definitely grow, for me personally one unique thing and which made pretty confident on your channel is that it is Dashcam dedicated, and I knew focusing on one and only one area, it wouldn't disappoint.
So you could definitely give it a try on any other tech or stuff that passionate you and dedicate the same you did here, it won't fail to deliver.
2. "any feedback on what I can do better?"
From my long response above I think I've already answered this one as well, for me you're already doing a brilliant job with this Dashcam channel, and the updated comments in your old videos are the icing on the cake, bravo, it would be very interesting for me to see you produce other videos focusing other stuff.
3. "how did you figure out the importance and reliability of Dashcams?"
Well with wanting to buy a much expensive car, i don't want to risk parking lot damages and obviously traffic incidents situations where you can end up paying for something you didn't commit, that's where Dashcams kick in.
Great review. Looking forward to a review of the A129 PRO/Duo. Hopefully a comparison between that and the A119V3. I'm stuck between purchasing one of the two.
Thanks PKJA and thank you Kowal. Getting a rear camera is always the better option. Some people do 2X A119V3s if they have a 12V plug in the back. I think the A129 DUO or Pro is easier to install. The Pro is worth it if you have the money and want that higher performance over the DUO.
this guy is a great reviewer. i have the viofo pro and it is awesome. the 3 looks sweet, but i dont know if i need extra clarity at night. i would buy viofo vs others for the price. the pro comes with the suction cup, gps, and the price was right. your only talking $79 for the pro $119 form the v3+extras you want. For 1080 if you dont want to spend the extra $ i recommend the outlook, which retails for $79, but you can get on ebay for $27-35 new in box. i have 2 of these in our other cars and they are very nice. not as nice as the viofo with 1440, but for the money are excellent. i wish this guy would review it
Hype review!!
Thanks a bunch andrew! Incredible how as times go on the budget cameras keep getting greater and greater. I’ll check this camera out :D
Also in addition I suggest using all cameras as much as possible to see how long they last without breaking
Thanks! Funny enough I somewhat disagree with getting greater and greater. There's diminishing returns now - at least compared to the A118 to A119 which was a huge leap in performance and features. Still a great camera, just not as good as I would hope (ex license plates readable at night even when moving quickly).
@@Lam So you're saying Viofo is really the only company advancing the market? damn thats sad.
They're not the only ones ROVE, Vantrue both have 4K cameras. Thinkware has a crazy new 4K dual-channel camera called the U100 which has a radar assisted parking mode.
I just think the sensors haven't caught up with what I think would be a huge leap in video quality for dash cams.
Oh one more thing, hoping you can help me out with future content.
I'm creating a video on "what are dash cams and why you need one". Hoping you can answer a few questions so I can make a better video!
• How did you find out about dash cams? • What made you decide you needed one?• Any other videos or articles that were helpful?
I know too much about dash cams so I can overlook things. Happy to take feedback and general suggestions too.
Thanks Ezrek!
Car Cam Central Ah ok, let’s hope sensors get better. Now for the questions:
1. How did you find out about dash cams?
Personally I was researching action cameras and I think some dash cam compilation video came in my recommended. So then I looked up what a dash cam was and I discovered insurance scams, accidents, and your channel :)
2. What made you decide that you needed one?
Just watching all that video on TH-cam of scammers and morons on the road. The drivers here were I live have done some downright dumb stuff before so I’m just waiting for something to happen.
3. Any other videos/ articles that were helpful?
Pretty much your entire channel (especially that one video of what to look for in a dashcam). reddit.com/r/dashcam was real helpful to.
If you got any more questions shoot em at me :D
Another good review.
What is your choice on a stealth dual camera, with WiFi and park mode?
Preferably using capacitor? I have a mini 0906 it's small but the shape is not stealthy as I wanted.
Thanks Fire! Viofo A129 DUO is the best right now - that's after looking at a bunch of other cameras like the mini 0906 which I reviewed along with the Aukey DR02D. The only downside is the lower 1080P video quality compared to the V3. Otherwise it's a great camera. There is a A129 Pro model coming out with a front 4K camera but that may take a month or two before it comes out. Video here: th-cam.com/video/BQNavxPT1mg/w-d-xo.html
Oh Fire, I'm hoping you can help me out too. I'm creating a video on "what are dash cams and why you need one". Hoping you can answer a few questions so I can make a better video!
• How did you find out about dash cams?
• When did you decide to buy one?
• Any other videos or articles that were helpful?
I know too much about dash cams so I can overlook things. Happy to take feedback and general suggestions too.
Thanks!
Great review! Thank you for the effort you put into this video.
As always excellent informative job. Thank you
Great review as always! Cheers Andrew!
Thanks Royal! Glad you liked it.
Hey Royal, I'm hoping you can help me out with future content.
I'm creating a video on "what are dash cams and why you need one". Hoping you can answer a few questions so I can make a better video!
• How did you find out about dash cams?
• When did you decide to buy one?
• Any other videos or articles that were helpful?
I know too much about dash cams so I can overlook things. Happy to take feedback and general suggestions too.
Thanks!
Car Cam Central
Well, I sure hope I can help...
I found out about dash cams from police videos initially; but about commercial ones from TH-cam videos.
I decided to buy a dash cam around 2009 but bought a cheaper camcorder type, but I bought my first real dash cam in 2016 when I visited the USA
Most of the info on dash cams I’ve got from the B&H website
Hope that helps!
That helps a lot! Thanks Royal - I'll probably talk about police cameras now.
-Andrew
Came here for info @7:37 - GPS logs speed and position which can be viewed in DashCamViewer - THX!
9:42 ... you know it is working if the green LED is blinking, that is easy enough to check quickly or even notice randomly.
The red dot on the screen is a second indicator.
The last thing i need is more things beeping in my car.
That is easy to check, but to create new habits to check it every time someone steps into the car - not going to happen for 99% of people.
Had another thought too - luckily you can turn off the beeping sounds in the settings ( only startup, only menu noises, no noises)
waiting for a comparison video between the A129 and this
The A129 DUO is better as you have enhanced protection from the rear camera, WiFi and the remote control. But, the video quality is not as good as it uses a 1080P Sony Exmor sensor.
What a great video, I’m getting my first car soon and was looking for a good camera. One thing I did notice was that it didn’t come with a rear view camera, was there something you recommend for someone who is looking for a front and rear view camera?
Video Ideas - Video of non-wireless best dashcam options? I'd love it. I'm looking for that.
I have bad experience with VIOFO A119S V2, only work in 2months after that out of order!!! 😣
That sucks - there are hardware issues with each camera. Did you end up getting your camera replaced?
Great video! How does this compare to the Viofo A129?
I know someone who tested the a119 v3 who also owns the a129 DUO , he said the video is a lot better on the a119 v3 , but had a minor issue with the camera speaker , it failed, on playback and when pressing buttons no sound was made, however all recordings were fine and caught all audio perfectly fine also. Apparently this has been resolved, hence it was a free review product test. The footage is definitely better than the viofo a129 DUO.
@@DannyDashcam Very early version may cause the speaker failed, upgrade to latest firmware will solve avoid this issue. Anyone have this issue can contact VIOFO to get replaced.
Awesome - well said. Thanks Danny and hello Bill, thanks for showing up here.
When I'm ready to upgrade my Viofo A119, I will be looking at adding a rear-facing camera, and Wi-Fi/internet access.
Maybe look at the Viofo A129 DUO which has WIFI, maybe even the pro model which will come out in the future with 4K/1080P front-back quality.
Outstanding job once again, my a119v2 has recorded to many close calls of idiots on the road.
Awesome Eug, hahah yeah that's why we have a dash cam. I've had a few close calls myself and one accident where I got side swiped.
Would you be able to give me a hand with some future content?
I'm creating a video on "what are dash cams and why you need one". Hoping you can answer a few questions so I can make a better video!
• How did you find out about dash cams? • When did you decide to buy one?• Any other videos or articles that were helpful?
I know too much about dash cams so I can overlook things that aren't so obvious. Happy to take feedback and general suggestions too.
Thanks Eug-Andrew
Wait no way, is that footage from Mississauga?
Only thing I don’t like is the 140 degree view.. 160 or even 170 like Vantrue has is much better especially in parking mode
That results in worse image quality and less chance to capture a license plate number
I hope you'll be reviewing A129 Pro Duo 4K soon and comparing it to A129 Duo.
Hey G3orge, maybe in a month or two. I'm still thinking about the value of the 4K versus other cameras like Street Guardian who has better customer service and a 2-year warranty.
I also wait as i don't know the reliability of the product. It's not something I can test.
@@Lam Thanks Andrew. I've been checking out some of its footage, and it not that impressive to be frank. A119V3 takes better videos, I think. I am interested in your opinion on it once you review it.
I live in South Florida and it’s gets extremely hot reaching 98F with 80% humidity in Summer which it’s almost 6 month. My question is: can this dash cam take the heat, specially when the car it’s parked and windows Are up. It’s can reach over 120F inside.
Same happened with Junsun dashcam 4k wifi - took out becuse of danger of catching fire. The case plastic just melted during a 32degrees celsius day
5:33 looking at daylight footage on my 2k monitor I definitely can tell the difference: VIOFO A119 v3 has a problem with the lens focus or just has a much softer picture for whatever any reason. And looking at the night footage I can see some weird moving artifacts caused, it seems, by HDR mode. Any AI-generated stuff is not any good to be shown in court I bet.
Did you turn on 4K mode? TH-cam does compress videos and cause artifacts. Much less on 4K even when played on a 2K monitor. At 5:33 looks fine to me, keep in mind the V3 is on top. I'm not seeing any chromatic aberrations or huge loss in sharpness. Corners will always be softer, that's with nearly every lens.
@@Lam yes, I did.
Hmm, I'm not seeing it but we could be looking at different things in the image too. Thanks for sharing.
Can you do an installation video for the A119V3?
Glad I found this channel! Nice and precise reviews.
I'm currently planning to buy a Yi Smart Dashcam because of its features, price and availability in my country (PH) but it's pretty hot in here. Do you have other suggestions with the same price range/features that uses capacitor or better than the Yi Dash Cam?
Thanks!
My go to would be Aukey Dash Cams but it looks like the PH version doesn't sell them. You're in a bit of a tight spot as I like to pair capacitors and good customer service together. You could go for the Yi Nightscape but the video quality isn't very good at night.
love your videos as always
Thanks Hackuna for being a subscriber! Glad you like my stuff.
Could you help me out? I'm creating a video on "what are dash cams and why you need one". Hoping you can answer a few questions so I can make a better video!
Just wondering, how did you find out about dash cams?
When did you decide to buy one?
Any other videos or articles that were helpful?
Thanks!