I like the ZFT3, but I don't love it; What do y'all think about the...

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Nexar brand, specifically the "Pro Drivers Choice" which is tri channel like the T3, seems easily hidden behind the rear view mirror which is a buying caveat for me, as in THE only way to go, gratend still needing a specific pos for the interior cam. But also at the cost of being ~$100 cheaper.

But my T3 RMA window is end of Jan 2022 thx to Amazons holiday return window etc. So I'm going to futz w the T3 at least through the first week of Dec.

Ty.
 
Also, I don't ever want to re-wire... I really did NOT like the rear one... it's self but fully prpfessionally hidden which was a PIA snaking it through existing mgmt areas. Anyway, looks like Nexar uses USB-C. Is it, or I should say; Would it really be recommended to re-wire, or can I use connection adapters to go from that weird printer / controller looking plug to a USB-C ?
 
I've tech settled for the Vantrue N4, but also like the idea of the A139 (after reading but not exper yet, the heat issues of the combined T3).

Edit; I will say I'm not thrilled w the separate GPS purchase for Vantrue. Which now basically leaves me w potentially settling for the 3 cam / channel A139 which has built in GPS, even though it's colors may show u wearing a purple shirt when your not..

Thoughts, comments, opinions ?!?!?

Edit 2; FML lol... looks like the A139 will at the very least def require a rear wire re-wire... If that's the case. The T3 line will be getting it's head cut, bec I will NOT fish that $#&@((# out backwards. Although the A139 cable being about 2mm smaller in width should be easier to fish through what I don't currently have a pic of or feel I need one of. But it's a safe guess y'all know what I'm taking about if I mention it's a rear hatched vehicle so to speak... 2007 Explorer.

Front would be easier, but it's a hardwire kit I used w the T3. So hoping I can still use that at least even if an adapters needed, regardless of what I end up getting.
 
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