THINKWARE F750 Full HD Dash Cam with Sony Exmor Sensor, Built-in WiFi & Traffic Enforcement Warning

I have now had this installed in my Cadillac Escalade for a month and it has worked fine. The image quality is excellent during the day. At night the image is only really good within the range of your headlights. This is nothing particular to this unit as others I have used work the same at night. One issue is the use of the SD card for recording images. A 64GB UHS-1 card is supposed to work. I tried one and it would not work at all. The unit flashed errors. I then tried a 32GB SD and it worked.UPDATE: 24 May 2016 - Have now been using the unit for six months with no problems. As previously mentioned I tried other SD cards to get more capacity. None of the non-Thinkware 64GB cards worked. I purchased a Thinkware 64GB card and it works fine. Didn't mention in my original post, but I also installed the rear camera. A great complement to the front camera. I also had to install a non-Thinkware custom power harness to properly power the camera rather than to try and find an under dash power source on a timed circuit.UPDATE: 16 July 2016 - Unit is continuing to work fine. The weather has turned hot (90+ and black car with black interior) and rather than take chances with heat damage I remove the unit while the car sits outside. As others have stated, the collision avoidance and lane change features are more annoying than they are worth. I have turned them off.

I've been waiting for months for the F750 to be released in the US. I purchased both the F750 and the rear camera along with the hard wired adapter for our son's 2015 Jeep Cherokee Latitude. The hard wired adapter is necessary if you want to utilize the motion detection parking mode. The car adapter will not enter parking mode even if you find a continuous powered 12v socket, you'll only have continuous recording. After installing the front and rear camera and hardwiring into the interior fuse box, the F750 is very easy to set up using the Thinkware Dash Cam App. The red light camera warning system worked great, but I found the Lane Departure Warning at 50 miles per hour annoying so I lowered the sensitivity and increased it to 65 mph as a personal preference. I also lowered the sensitivity of the Front Collision Warning as I found it tended to go off at safe distances between cars. The only issue I had with was setting the time. The instructions weren't very clear. The initial time comes from the GPS signal, but you have to adjust it by time zone. On the east coast I had to set it to -5 under Dash Cam Settings in the Thinkware Dash Cam app. The quality of the video recording is excellent, even at night. Overall, this product has all of the safety features that I wanted and I'm very pleased with the performance.

*** UPDATE***I was negligent updating my review but here it goes. BUYER BEWARE!! I had it installed and working on my vehicle and bought another car and then bought the F770. They were working great. Excellent quality video at night and even lane warning in heavy rain storms. But one day they both went kaput. No warnign or reason. I contacted the support and they pretty much determined they needed replacing but wanted to send out a cable to plug into the electrical outlet of the car. No cable came and they would not back up their product. no consolation, nothing.Buy the product all you like but if and when it goes, you are left up the creek and them expecting you to pay another big chunk of money to buy another one. Well I will be buying another one and it's not Thinkware. I'm looking at Blacksys or the new DOD which has brought out a new 2 channel model.******END UPDATE***I took advantage of the Black Friday deal. I also included the rearview accessory camera and the direct wiring setup. First I thread the wiring along the A-Pillar through the edge of the liner by the top of the windshield. Pretty easy when taking your time. Figuring out the ACC and Battery lines in the fuse panel was the hardest part since the labelling of the fuses aren't clear to what I needed. But that's the car issue, not the dash cam. Very clear labelling of the camera and easy to see where it is level.The rear cam extra long micro usb cable had a lot of extra slack for my car - Nissan Micra and thread it through the liner and top of the rear window with slack when the hatch opens. The rear cam doesn't have an orientation indicator so I attached it upside down, the adhesive easily pops off to reposition even a couple days later. It's like the goo attaching your bank card to the letter when it arrives in the mail. TIP: when looking out from the rear seat through the rear window, the camera would be on the left and the body on the right. Another challenge was keeping a spot to attach not on the defogger elements and keeping the camera lens free from one cutting through the shot plus be in the sweep of the rear wiper so it can be a clear view. Not a camera issue. Minor annoyances but easy to set up.Cameras wok flawlessly out of the box. I haven't tried the wifi connection - my major complaint below. Using the windows app in windows 10 was fine. It's awesome to view both front and rear at once. The GPS records the coordinates and we can view the google map of the trip as well. This was awesome! The files are clearly labelled in the app with front view and rear views separate but an indicator showing both recordings that were recorded in tandem, nice clear recordings. Settings easy to adjust. Lane detection is quite excellent. Night time in the ran it picks up the lanes where I struggle to see them in the streetlights reflects/glare off the wetness on the road. Crash warning is another indicator sound and works well. I keep them active all the time but tune it to the lowest sensitivity which works for me. The firmware update was easy to find and download and install. Extract the zipped file to the root of the memory card - needed since some settings weren't available out of the box.I called for support about the memory card replacing with any other high speed one. The call was picked up FAST! North American person (Canadian with a french accent - to note) Helpful and knowledgeable. Answer is yes, but not supported of course.Biggest gripe - no WINDOWS PHONE APP! I don't trust android anything with the malware etc out there in the Android apps environment. I HATE iTunes and iOS (used to have a 4s for a year). Simply I LOVE Windows Phones - no apps makes me disgusted with the devs I like to reach out and slap them to smarten them up. Not making a app available is idiotic in my book.Bottomline, I DO LOVE THIS DASHCAM! I will tell anyone and everyone this is the system to get. Don't cheap out on it since it provides such a secured layer of insurance and protection you only need to pay a one time fee.

Very easy and simple to use , video quality is superb! Highly recommend this item for the price you pay.

I love the recording quality and the additional features. This is my second F750.

Rear camera is almost useless, does not pick up any plate number in dust or in dark even when the vehicle is stationary. The android app is not stable, currently cannot go to record setting to enable parking mode. So, basically parking mode is not functional either.

The size is bigger than I expect, video quality is Ok. I know it is a older model. And It is difficult to easy the plate number on other vehicles when moving, when parking it need to be close the see the plate number. Have not look at the night video yet. The build quality is good. Installation is easy.

Clear full HD wide view Dash Cam perfect for cold climate. Aside from the constant annoying beeping noise (alerts) going off that's set way too sensitive, it's a really good product.