navarch
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Hi everyone,
I’m currently using a DDPAI Z90 Master with the RC5 rear camera, and overall I am very impressed with the image quality. The video quality, especially compared with my previous dashcam, is excellent.
However, I’m finding a few things about the Z90 Master that are making me consider going back to my previous REDTIGER F7NP.
With the Z90 Master, I have noticed:
These things are not necessarily deal-breakers individually, but together they make the Z90 Master less convenient to use than I expected.
On the other hand, I really like the Z90 Master because of its much better image quality and integrated installation.
My previous REDTIGER F7NP did not have these synchronization/storage issues. It recorded directly to the microSD card and the front/rear recordings were synchronized. However, the F7NP has its own disadvantages for me:
So I’m basically looking for a dashcam that combines the best aspects of both:
DDPAI Z90 Master
REDTIGER F7NP
Is there a dashcam that combines all of these features?
Ideally, I’m looking for a high-end dual-channel dashcam with:
I’d be interested to hear what other Z90 Master or F7NP owners think, and whether there is another model I should consider.
Thanks.
I’m currently using a DDPAI Z90 Master with the RC5 rear camera, and overall I am very impressed with the image quality. The video quality, especially compared with my previous dashcam, is excellent.
However, I’m finding a few things about the Z90 Master that are making me consider going back to my previous REDTIGER F7NP.
With the Z90 Master, I have noticed:
- The front and rear cameras do not start recording at the same time after the initial power-on. The RC5 starts approximately 5–6 seconds later, so the first recordings are permanently out of sync. Interestingly, if I stop and restart recording, both cameras become synchronized.
- The video recording duration seems to be limited to 1-minute files, and I haven’t found an option to select a different recording length.
- The Z90 Master uses its internal eMMC storage first, rather than recording directly to the microSD card. According to DDPAI, this is part of their D²Save system. In my case, however, the camera keeps deleting older files from the internal storage and continues recording there while the microSD card remains empty, so I am currently trying to understand whether this is expected behavior.
These things are not necessarily deal-breakers individually, but together they make the Z90 Master less convenient to use than I expected.
On the other hand, I really like the Z90 Master because of its much better image quality and integrated installation.
My previous REDTIGER F7NP did not have these synchronization/storage issues. It recorded directly to the microSD card and the front/rear recordings were synchronized. However, the F7NP has its own disadvantages for me:
- The image quality is noticeably worse than the Z90 Master.
- The mounting solution is suction-cup based, which I don’t like as much as the integrated installation of the Z90 Master.
So I’m basically looking for a dashcam that combines the best aspects of both:
DDPAI Z90 Master
- Excellent image quality
- Better/integrated mounting solution
REDTIGER F7NP
- Properly synchronized front/rear recording from startup
- Direct microSD recording
- More flexible recording file duration
Is there a dashcam that combines all of these features?
Ideally, I’m looking for a high-end dual-channel dashcam with:
- Excellent front and rear image quality
- Proper front/rear synchronization from the moment the camera powers on
- Direct microSD recording
- Selectable recording duration (1/3/5 minutes, etc.)
- A clean, preferably adhesive/integrated mounting solution rather than a suction cup
I’d be interested to hear what other Z90 Master or F7NP owners think, and whether there is another model I should consider.
Thanks.