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spiderspit•

I’ve had a dashcam (front only) by the same company and it’s been working smoothly for almost two years now.

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[deleted]•

It’s good and will help you get a reverse camera view if you don’t have one. Get it from Nexdigitron and you’d be better off with post sales support and warranty claims (if any).

Remember it’s lithium ion battery and not capacitor based dashcam so be wary of that fact if you stay in the hotter places. You have this fixed to your internal rear view mirror so it’s not that bad but something to bear in mind.

Video quality is good and night mode is decent as well you can see the plates and the vehicles which is most important.

The system is a little sensitive to bumps and undulations on the road, any rumble strips will trigger an emergency recording. Though this can be deleted it’s something you’d want to know before buying this one.

Installation is easy but best if you do it with a professional for a clean look.

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Interesting_TaleOP•

Hi, thanks for the reply. Since I'm living in a hill station the roads are bound to be bumpy but I'm not concerned about triggering emergency recording, we can delete it easily through the app right? And the last thing I wanted to know was how's the glare on the glass? Heard it's hard to see during sunny days. Is it true?

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[deleted]•

Yes the videos can be easily deleted with the app/Dashcam.

The glare isn’t that bad- if you want to vlog with this camera then get a CPL filter. Glare of the front of your car will be there with any camera - cpl filter reduces this if you want to export and use the videos for Vlogging etc.

For regular accident detection I don’t bother with the glare at all.

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Interesting_TaleOP•

No vlogging. Just heard it's so bad that you can't see at all during sunny days haha. Cheers think I'm gonna order now

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Bajrang-Dal•

Set the sensitivity to low for emergency recording.

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