These days, having a dash cam installed is essential because of poor road conditions, irresponsible drivers, fraudulent crash claims, etc.

Using a high-quality dash cam is even more crucial because cheap, subpar cameras with subpar lenses, subpar processors, etc. cannot be used for playback footage because, when zoomed in, the film footage cannot be seen to read the licence plate, details of the vehicle, etc.

We are here to help you choose the perfect dashcam to meet your needs. Contact us today for exceptional customer service and straightforward solutions for purchasing and installing a dashcam. *We also offer a service where our professionals will only install your dash cam(s) if you already have them.*

• THINKWARE Q200, A RELIABLE CAR DASH CAM: The Omnivision OS04C20 image sensor can record all the details of the road and the area around it. It lets you record clear, crisp 2K QHD 1440p full-HD video all day, every day, and it has a 125-degree wide-angle range that cuts down on blind spots.
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• SMARTER CONNECTED EXPERIENCE: It's never been easier to watch and access recorded footage. You can talk to your car easily with the Q200's built-in Bluetooth by using the Dash Cam Link App. You can easily view, download, delete, or share videos right from your phone.
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• CHANGED THE WAY WE SEE AT NIGHT: When in Parking Mode, the Super Night Vision takes the best quality video in low light. This dash cam for cars captures much more detail at night when paired with a high-quality lens and real-time image processing. It keeps your car safe at all times.
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• SMART PARKING MODE: The hardwire lead lets the dash cam keep an eye on your car and its surroundings even when it's turned off. The device will keep an eye on the battery's health and status at all times, and it will turn off if it finds any problems with the battery.
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• A TRUSTWORTHY WITNESS: The Q200 dash cam has dewarping technology that gives you a perfect view of the road with very little distortion. The lens optimisation design also takes into account the tint and angle of the windscreen and rear window to make the picture even better.

Are you considering purchasing a dash cam but unsure of where to begin? The definition, operation, storage location, and features of dash cameras are all covered in this buyer's guide. To assist you in selecting the ideal dash cam for your vehicle, we will also discuss dash cam kinds, power options, brands, and expert fitting.

A dash cam, sometimes known as a dashboard camera, is a small in-car camera that captures video while you're driving. While front and rear dash cams use additional cameras to catch footage behind your car, the majority of dash cams only record the road ahead.

If you are involved in a traffic accident, dash cams can assist you record what happened by offering helpful video evidence. Video may be helpful while interacting with police, insurance companies, or other parties, depending on the situation.

Dash cam footage is frequently helpful in the following scenarios:

Traffic accidents on the road

Insurance disagreements

Incidents of hit-and-run

Damage to the vehicle when it is in Parking Mode

Car dash cams are installed inside your car, usually on the windscreen, and they start recording on their own as soon as they get power. Recordings are stored on a microSD card and controlled via features like impact detection and loop recording, depending on the model.

Important dash cam attributes consist of:

Loop recording: Unimportant or outdated video is immediately erased.

G-Sensor detection: Automatic clip saving is triggered by sudden impacts.

Locked files: Vital video is shielded from erasure.

G-Sensors for collision detection are integrated into every dash camera that we sell.

In addition to improving vehicle security and protection, dash cams provide other safety and economical advantages like:

supplying time-stamped proof in cases involving accidents.

defence against false allegations.

To promote safer driving practices, parents can keep an eye on the actions of young or inexperienced drivers.

Even while the car is stationary, Parking Mode can detect movements, such as theft, vandalism, or bumps.

Take pictures of picturesque routes and special moments along the way.

Insurance claims or disputes may benefit from dash cam footage, which can help determine what transpired during an event. assertions or disagreements.