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Black Friday is almost upon us, and here at Raytis we are getting a head start by running our Black Friday sale a little bit early so that you can avoid the madness of shopping for deals on Friday. The official announcement and details can be found on our Facebook page...

Hello DCT , This isn't strictly a new dash cam per se, more of an updated version of the same product, but with a new major feature support, so I figured it can technically qualify for a post in this subforum. That said, please do let me know if it's against the rules or you find it...

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The use case you're describing sounds like something better suited for camcorders, not dashcams.

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Damn it, too late. No visor mount for me then. :(

That's certainly one way of mitigating the problem, although I doubt the wife would agree if I tried. Hmm... maybe the solution to that is to have no wife........

Quite useful, until you want to actually use the visor. :p

If you have plastic trim near the rear you can attempt to make use of it, like this:

That depends on the fine print definition of the "lifetime" warranty - does it refer to the lifetime of the original buyer, or the lifetime of the company?

It may differ by country, but some folks have mentioned that because the GPS in dashcams are not calibrated/certified, the GPS data can't be used as evidence. In the end it's up to the court to decide, don't quote me on that heh.

If you're running lights, having GPS or not on your dashcam isn't really an issue here, the video would've caught it anyway. By the way, I'm failing to see the correlation of GPS to traffic lights...?? The GPS records location and speed. It can also set the correct time zone. That's about all...

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That is a good question, I don't have the answer to that. I guess it depends on the size of the screen protector/film and the weight of your dashcam. What I do know is that it's not a problem for our camera. ;) Alternatively, if there's any sort of plastic along the roof at the rear, then you...

There's a very high chance that it will ruin the tint. What some of our customers have done instead is get a cheap screen protector or a similar film that uses static cling (e.g. oil change stickers), slap that onto the tint, then stick the camera to the screen protector/film. When you want to...

From a consumer standpoint, that is sound advice, although I think waiting 3~6 months is usually long enough. A whole year is a very long time in the world of electronics.

Don't we all. ;) Not only dashcams, but all electronics.

Indeed, it would be wise to do so. Depending on how you mount the console, it may or may not be a pain in the ass to detach and reattach. Real world example: In this case, the console is simply placed in the glove box, no adhesives, so it's relatively simple to disconnect cables and remove...

I've heard some users who live in extreme cold weather bring the cams indoors for the night, so maybe you can look for dashcams that allows for easy mounting and detaching. For example, our product comes with discrete camera modules that have a mounting mechanism you can easily detach the camera...

For people who want to add a DASH of color to their windshield. I'll show myself out.