If there’s one thing that millions of YouTube videos teach us, it’s that equipping your vehicle with a dashcam is a good idea. You might just catch a meteor streaking past or capture footage of cars ...

This dash cam’s superior night vision is in a class of its own. Feature laden, its only real drawback is price–$300 alone, and over $400 with a rear camera. Some users may rue the lack of a display, ...

I'm testing Thinkware's improved U3000 dash cam; the Pro promises big updates, such as HDR support, to improve recording ...

A very well designed camera system that is easy to install, easy to use, and comes with a lot of built in tech to make captures smooth and painless. Some very minor nitpicks do bring the score down a ...

Security cameras are getting more and more relevant in the marketplace, and the same is holding true for dashcams. Driving, especially in some countries that don’t have well-developed infrastructure, ...

The F800 elevates the competitive dash cam segment, but this product isn't perfect. Here's our first-hand review. In a sea of highly competitive dash cam options, Thinkware’s F800 Pro stab at offering ...

Full HD recording to the front and rear, HDR, night vision and a parking mode that runs for over 17 days are the highlights of this two-camera kit. When you purchase through links on our site, we may ...

It’s years since I passed my driving test, but not a week goes by when I don’t hear the words of my instructor inside my head: “The number one thing to remember is, everyone else on the road is an ...

The Thinkware Snap-G gimbal is an all-in-one solution for aspiring content creators who don’t have a full suite of videography equipment. With its small handheld form factor and a multitude of 4k ...

The Thinkware Q800 Pro is a dash cam packed full of features and driver safety systems. It records at 2K resolution and can be used with a second rear-facing camera, too. But the high price and huge ...

It’s years since I passed my driving test, but not a week goes by when I don’t hear the words of my instructor inside my head: “The number one thing to remember is, everyone else on the road is an ...