Review on 📸 THINKWARE Q800PRO Dual Dash Cam: Front & Rear Car Camera, 1440P, G-Sensor, Night Vision, WiFi, GPS, 32GB by Ines Jones

Someone took the wrong side of a divided freeway and came straight at me (missed) and this camera couldn't capture it. The first incident file (2019_12_22_18_42_19_F) starts at 6:42:19 and is recorded for 15 seconds and ends at 18:42:34. Towards the end of this video you can see the car turn and pull away on my side of the road. The second incident file (2019_12_22_18_42_43_F) starts at 18:42:43 and has a duration of 1 minute. There is a 9 second gap between them when nothing is being recorded. This 9 second gap SHOULD RECORD A CAR TAKE OFF. If you already have this POS, look at your files. Look for a crack in the last 2 digits. The second part of the timestamp. If you see a crack, check your video. Pay attention to complete entries. If you're thinking of buying this, don't. You buy a dashcam for the insurance that provides it for recording incidents. This is not guaranteed with this camera. You don't need a 9-second gap in your video evidence.