70mai - A800S

Any 70mai camera will work fine. I have a A800s and the original 1s

Ito rin gamit namin, mas trip ko din yung app UI ng 70mai compared sa ddpai. You can also get a realtime view of the dashcam via their app.

Hello All, I am getting my new 2025 NX 350h this weekend. I have a 70mai A800S-01bc Dashcam, which was great for my RAV 4. Would that work for NX 350h? Also, can we install ourselves, or should we go to a mechanic to get it installed?

Congrats, bro! This color looks clean and attractive. I think 70mai is the best one in the market, although I've been using one from NEXDIGITRON and have had no issues. I used DDPAI in the past, but it stopped working just after one year. Another important thing you can get is a tyre inflator and a puncture repair kit. I've been using one from Amazon Basics (https://amzn.in/d/eQnNzK5) for 4 years now, and it hasn't given me any issues.

My last 2 VIOFO's didn't last and had a lot of issues with intermittent recordings on the 70mai, so I've tried a cheaper GKU D700...wish me luck. Dad's had one on his car for about a month and I can't fault it. Front and rear quality is very good.

I've been using 70mai without any issue. they're also way more affordable.

He's lying, just trying to get you to buy their accessory dashcam. Just powering it through the 12v socket is no problem. But if you want 24/7 parking monitoring, then you'll have to hardwire it, which can cause warranty problems. So if you just want normal dashcam functionality go for any 70mai model. If you want parking monitoring also, go for the dealer one, provided they have that function, confirm that.. And get proper confirmation in writing that the dealer fitting will not cause any warranty problems in the future.

Yes, 70mai na 2 camera I think is the best, but medyo expensive. IMO worth it.

I have 70mai. Perfectly suits my needs and affordable. Got it for 500 front and rear

Get a 70mai dual channel dashcam that fits your budgets (preferably with a Sony Starvis 2 sensor) with hardwire kit. Just make sure that the hardwire kit is for the OBD2 port and not the fuses because hardwiring to fusebox may void warranty in case of a lot of car brands, but that's not the case with a connection to the OBD2 port

I like my 70mai paired with a Samsung high durability micro SD card.

You can always return it. I see the 70Mai A810 with rear cam for $130. I have the A800s and for the price it's excellent. Good enough quality, good mount, and looks way nicer. I'd expect the 810 to be similar. Yeah it's a bit of a hassle to return it at this point but it's something you'll keep for 5+ years and are relying on to not fail, might as well get the best you can from the start, I think.

Avoid, install 70mai by yourself. Search videos on YouTube.

I once have a cam for $5 before tariff. It supports loop recording. 70 mai is reliable. The front is most important and you may not need the other directions. If you can't see anything on the front, that means you didn't hit.

Have the same one for more than 4 years, zero issues

I got the 70mai Dash Cam A800S from Blade Megamall. It's a free installation and took about 40 minutes to get installed. I think it's a pretty solid dashcam. Paid around 9K pesos for both front and rear cams. The front records in 4K while the rear's at 1080P.

No, not hard at all, the camera modules are secured to the glass with a double-sided tape (comes included). Be careful not to obscure the radar at the front, if you have it (the plastic thing behind your rear view mirror) The included cables are plenty long enough to reach from front to back. I have mine just hanging on the passenger handles, but you definitely could pass them under the interior. For the backside camera, I've hidden the cable under the plastic coverings, and it pops out in the bottom corner, not obscuring the back view. I would probably like to hide everything under the panels, but I'm worried about damaging something, as I'm not that mechanically gifted - when I attempt to fix something, I usually then have to fix it 3 times over 😂

70mai. Good dashcam and much better app compared to Qubo

Holy shit they are expensive! Why pay so much ? Get a 70mai and they do it in half the price

I'm very happy with 70mai dashcams, currently using the A800s wich is around that price range. Unfortunately if you're in the US current taxes will increase the price a lot and make them not worthy.

I use a 70mai

Just got a 70mai, and so far so good.

$50 70mai in the front, 2017 $50 Yi in the back. The Yi is way better I just picked up an extra one in case my 70mai acts up again. I ran a really long cable to the center console for the rear camera. For the front camera I used a dongar brand harness that splits the power from the rear view dimming mirror.

Get an A800S dashcam on Aliexpress (made by 70mai - Xiaomi). It's like 150 USD if you want the bundle with front+rear cameras and international shipping. https://70mai.store/collections/dash-cam/products/a800s-dash-cam Been using one for almost two years. People don't even notice the camera installed in the back of the rearview mirror, it has parking mode (using a hardwire kit), you can get video and photos over wifi or by taking out the SD card, and it records in 4K. It also has GPS to include coordinates and speed in your recordings. I live in Mexico in a place where temps can get up to 45°C (113°F) and by installing it on the black part of the windshield the camera doesn't get very hot.

A rechargeable RTC battery should be fine, first because it should be located in the cool part of the camera, as Viofo's are, and second because the charge and discharge rates are extremely slow. A main lithium battery is a totally different matter, they need to be charged rapidly, with enough power to shutdown safely, before the camera can start recording, and they are big enough that they often don't fit in the cool part of the camera. 70mai are not too bad, their normal camera design allows the battery to stay reasonably cool, and they use Li Ion cells instead of Lipos. There have been a few reports of Viofo RTC batteries needing to replaced, but it is unusual, and I don't think it is due to heat problems.

The best suggestion... simply go on to Youtube and watch some dashcam videos... almost all of them have the make and model embedded into the video. Personally, I chose 70mai based on the images I had watched and the price points vs features I wanted.

driving pretty slow around lake, 20km/h, stopped to let car exiting roadside parking when ＢＡＭ suv hit from behind. With my cheap xiaomi 70mai a800 dashcam it's a painless process to report to police and claim insurance (but waiting for gen3 parts urghh)

I still have a couple of $5 cameras that support loop recording. That's before tariff. They are all made in China. Yi is a long time brand name now and I recommend the 70 mai, about $30, with or without screen. Get a brand name SD card for reliability. For $30 I got a 4K 4 cam one, no wifi. Working fine. It also got the newer tape that I call Vudu tapes. It better than clear mounting tape, which are the only ones that work in CA. Do you want to read the license plate ? Want it at night? No cam can. So you can buy anything. Electronics are hard to break.

I dread the day I'll have to have my baby, or anyone's baby in the car tbh. Also I recommend the 70mai dash cam, it's a bit expensive but very good!

No. The mount sucks and the camera can come off easily, very bad in case of an impact. Mine died after about two years too.

The 70mai on Amazon is great!

70 mai is good.

No ,get a 70mai for 10-11k

I currently have the Xiaomi 70Mai A800s 4K in front and 1080p in the back, I have had it for about a year and everything is excellent. I previously had the version that follows the A810 but the rear camera cable failed and I ended up returning it. The difference between the A800s and the A810 is the sensor, the first comes with Starvis 1 and the second with the most recent Starvis 2. Zero problems with the app, very good quality at night.

70mai dash cam - made by Xiaomi and brilliant for the money

A little out of your price range but 70mai A810 is really good. I have it on most of my cars. I have a couple of A800s, which are pretty good (and closer to your budget) and a BlackVue 900s and 900x. BlackVue cameras are good quality but the app is so bad. I'm considering replacing both my BlackVue with the upcoming 70mai T800 camera (they are having a Kickstarter now - launches in August 2025)

Jaz sem imel 70mai za 50€, pol sem pa prodal avto in jo bedak pustil not:( razen tega, da sem dvakrat sam sebe posnel kako sem skoraj z ceste zletel na srečo nič drugega. Včasih posnameš kake norce in se pol smejiš z njih, maybe naložiš na yt. Tudi Roadtripe je fajn snemat. IMO se splača kupit.

70mai with hardwire kit.

Nah lol, my $200 xiaomi dashcam is going strong after 5 years. Battery is fine after being parked outside in our summer heat. Has fantastic picture quality. And has motion detection recording (as well as gyro). Absolutely no reason to ever spend $500+ on a dashcam.