This is the 3rd DashCam I've tried in 30 days. The other 2 I tested were the Rand McNally 500 and KDLINKS X1, both of which I returned after the first night due to numerous technical issues freezing or turning off and on for no apparent reason, and in the case of the KDLINKS poorly constructed.
The first thing I noticed about the Wheel Witness was it's quality construction, you can feel the quality just in the weight as it was much heavier than the other two. This was literally a plug and play device other than inserting a micro sd card, it was ready to go and with the rechargeable battery the date and time were already set. Unlike the KDLINKS which you had to reset the date/time every time you lost power the Wheel Witness maintains it settings with an obviously superior batter. The video quality is amazing day, night, snow, rain or even on pitch black roads it picks up everything with incredible detail. Just like the other two models I tested the Wheel Witness has the option to save important events or segments of video with the push of a button. It will save and lock the previous 10 seconds and preceding 20 seconds of video. However the Wheel Witness takes it a step further by saving the video into a separate Event Folder so you don't have to go searching through hours of video to find it. Another nice feature is that the power cord plugs into the side of the mounting bracket instead of the top of the mount or top of the cam, this puts less stress on the connection and provides for a more reliable power source. It comes with both a suction cup mount and more permanent 3m type tape mounts. The instructions are incredibly easy to understand and follow. Wheel Witness customer service is EXCELLENT as soon as my device shipped they sent me an email with PDF files for the quick start and full instruction manuals. They then followed up after delivery to check on my satisfaction. Rand McNally also has excellent customer service but I can't recommend the 500. KDLINKS customer service was responsive but didn't address the technical issues I was having with the X1 unit.
I haven't used the GPS setting on this yet but it is a stand alone function when you plug in the GPS unit to the mount it doesn't require connection via wifi or Bluetooth which is nice.
I can't recommend the Wheel Witness model enough!!! I am a commercial truck driver and travel 2500-3000 miles a week. Driving with a dashcam is an extra insurance policy for dealing with other peoples slip ups, or even a law enforcement stop. Also if you report an impaired or reckless driver to 911 dashcam footage can save you from having to go to court as a witness.
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As dash cams go, it’s reliable and a good value. Not without quirks...
I’ve had this product in constant use for over two years, and it’s still going strong. Except for that missing pin on the right side just above the camera and below the plug. It tightens or loosens the tilt. Fell off recently and can’t find it.Aside from that I’ve been pretty satisfied with the great wide scope of view, the sharpness of the picture, and it’s durability thus far.It does have its quirks though...In cold weather, especially sudden cold weather the suction cup will suddenly pop off the windshield. But...this can be remedied by shifting part of the vehicle’s heat blower to defrost so the heat is redirected to the windshield.In hot, sunny weather where the sun is beating on the windshield or driving west into a late afternoon sun, the screen may go white and/or simply stop recording (flashing red light stays solid or off). This can also be remedied by turning the unit off (sometimes unplugging will do) and turning it back on again. Using the a/c and redirecting the blower once again to defrost to lower the temp of the windshield (and cam) will help prevent this. Also helps to format after eight hours.I was impressed with the night vision once I chose a setting perfect for me. -0.3 EV works best. See the picture I included.The booklet can be frustrating when trying to choose your settings, but not too hard to figure out. The audio can be switched off if you’re concerned about saying the wrong thing at the wrong moment. Otherwise it records continuously.The chip can be inserted into a flash card adapter and plugged into a laptop for viewing. But the only way I’ve found to transfer the data to my iPhone is to film the laptop’s presentation of the video with my phone camera. It comes out surprisingly good if you’ve got a good laptop. This came in handy when my truck hit a deer last May.In closing, I wanted to add that I read plenty of reviews of dozens of different dash cams before purchasing this one. They all seem to have their issues, no matter how expensive they are. I even tried a $30 noname brand 5 different times before realizing you get what you pay for (kept breaking). So after two years of continuous, reliable service I’m looking at upgrading to a new and improved WheelWhitness cam and using this older one just for the car. They still have my business. I give it four and one half stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2019
Aside from that I’ve been pretty satisfied with the great wide scope of view, the sharpness of the picture, and it’s durability thus far.
It does have its quirks though...
In cold weather, especially sudden cold weather the suction cup will suddenly pop off the windshield. But...this can be remedied by shifting part of the vehicle’s heat blower to defrost so the heat is redirected to the windshield.
In hot, sunny weather where the sun is beating on the windshield or driving west into a late afternoon sun, the screen may go white and/or simply stop recording (flashing red light stays solid or off). This can also be remedied by turning the unit off (sometimes unplugging will do) and turning it back on again. Using the a/c and redirecting the blower once again to defrost to lower the temp of the windshield (and cam) will help prevent this. Also helps to format after eight hours.
I was impressed with the night vision once I chose a setting perfect for me. -0.3 EV works best. See the picture I included.
The booklet can be frustrating when trying to choose your settings, but not too hard to figure out. The audio can be switched off if you’re concerned about saying the wrong thing at the wrong moment. Otherwise it records continuously.
The chip can be inserted into a flash card adapter and plugged into a laptop for viewing. But the only way I’ve found to transfer the data to my iPhone is to film the laptop’s presentation of the video with my phone camera. It comes out surprisingly good if you’ve got a good laptop. This came in handy when my truck hit a deer last May.
In closing, I wanted to add that I read plenty of reviews of dozens of different dash cams before purchasing this one. They all seem to have their issues, no matter how expensive they are. I even tried a $30 noname brand 5 different times before realizing you get what you pay for (kept breaking). So after two years of continuous, reliable service I’m looking at upgrading to a new and improved WheelWhitness cam and using this older one just for the car. They still have my business. I give it four and one half stars.
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As dash cams go, it’s reliable and a good value. Not without quirks...
Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2019
I’ve had this product in constant use for over two years, and it’s still going strong. Except for that missing pin on the right side just above the camera and below the plug. It tightens or loosens the tilt. Fell off recently and can’t find it.Reviewed in the United States on November 24, 2019
Aside from that I’ve been pretty satisfied with the great wide scope of view, the sharpness of the picture, and it’s durability thus far.
It does have its quirks though...
In cold weather, especially sudden cold weather the suction cup will suddenly pop off the windshield. But...this can be remedied by shifting part of the vehicle’s heat blower to defrost so the heat is redirected to the windshield.
In hot, sunny weather where the sun is beating on the windshield or driving west into a late afternoon sun, the screen may go white and/or simply stop recording (flashing red light stays solid or off). This can also be remedied by turning the unit off (sometimes unplugging will do) and turning it back on again. Using the a/c and redirecting the blower once again to defrost to lower the temp of the windshield (and cam) will help prevent this. Also helps to format after eight hours.
I was impressed with the night vision once I chose a setting perfect for me. -0.3 EV works best. See the picture I included.
The booklet can be frustrating when trying to choose your settings, but not too hard to figure out. The audio can be switched off if you’re concerned about saying the wrong thing at the wrong moment. Otherwise it records continuously.
The chip can be inserted into a flash card adapter and plugged into a laptop for viewing. But the only way I’ve found to transfer the data to my iPhone is to film the laptop’s presentation of the video with my phone camera. It comes out surprisingly good if you’ve got a good laptop. This came in handy when my truck hit a deer last May.
In closing, I wanted to add that I read plenty of reviews of dozens of different dash cams before purchasing this one. They all seem to have their issues, no matter how expensive they are. I even tried a $30 noname brand 5 different times before realizing you get what you pay for (kept breaking). So after two years of continuous, reliable service I’m looking at upgrading to a new and improved WheelWhitness cam and using this older one just for the car. They still have my business. I give it four and one half stars.
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