Hey all, didn't realize there was an introduction section. Name is Ray, I am from Long Island, NY where a dashcam is a must, as there is soooo much traffic and congestion, and everyone drives like lunatics here. The main highway that runs the length of the island has a speed limit of 55pmh, if you are not doing at least 75 you are getting cut off, cursed at, honked at, you name it!! I have been using dash cams for a good few years now. I got started with them via Kickstarter. I first purchased a Waylens Horizon dash/action/data cam back in 2016. I am actually still running it in one of my vehicles, and it is still working fine. This camera in the car in particular (2008 Dodge Caliber SRT4) is great because it captures all sorts of data from the OBD port, and overlays it, as well as a little GPS map, on the video. I plan to eventually take this car to the track so that camera, if it keeps working, will be cool to have with that. After that I backed Waylens again with their Secure 360 4G dash cams. I bought 4 of those cameras because there are 4 cars in the family. Those worked decently. I liked the 360 views, even though the video quality wasn't the best even being a 1080 camera. Being able to connect remotely was a plus, along with bump notifications while away from the vehicle. The company pretty much wiped its hands of consumers and went to support fleets only which pretty much pissed me off. I sold off 3 of them when I backed the Dride 4k cameras on Kickstarter. Probably should have just kept the Waylens as the Dride is an abomination! In between those 2 cameras though, I purchased a few Navycrest "4k" cameras off Amazon. Those were decent for the price, and I have them running in addition to the 2 Dride cameras, as I need something that actually works. Dride will probably end up being destroyed by a hammer by me at some point. Looking into what my next one may be. Was thinking maybe a Nextbase camera as those seem to have some decent quality. I saw someone post somewhere they are coming out with a connected smart camera, so may hold off and see where that goes, not really sure what direction I am going to go. Lots of info on this forum, so lots of reading to do before I start to narrow down.