Review on THINKWARE TW-X350 Dash Cam – 1080P Sony Exmor Sensor, Wi-Fi, & 2.7" LCD Display by Bailey Brown

First, I didn't like the mounting options. There is only one - stick it to the mirror. This seems to be a dubious claim. What if you paste it in the wrong place? How do you reposition it? If you peel it off, will it stick securely? You had to choose another option, such as B. integrate a suction cup mount. Just in case, they are equipped with an additional adhesive pad, as well as small items for attaching the cable (glue). Also, there's only one way to power this, and that's by using the included car power cord. There is no other way to charge. I assume this is because it uses a capacitor instead of a battery. You need to connect it to your car to power it. And you'll have to route that long cable around the windshield unless you can find a way to mount it on the dash. There are no printed instructions for installation, but there is an instruction manual on the memory card. When using parking meter mode, make sure you don't drain your car battery. It records good quality videos but with a 140 degree field of view. Other devices record at 170. Pros: Capacitor avoids battery problems in cold or hot weather. Large high quality sensor for good video quality. 140 degree view. Memory card included. device other than the car. Other devices have a wider field of view, e.g. B. 170 degrees. The installation option requires some effort. I'm still on the fence.