In the positive side he mentioned correctly about no battery is good thing, but It is strange that he puts for "negative" side also - no batteries is negative? , - I think this is big advantage not having a batteries, especially for hot climate countries.
He said you can not take out it and make photos, - he is right. But let's think realistically, to un-mount it ( or un-clip ) it will take much longer time then taking you mobile phone and start recording after-accident footage. These days almost all people carrying a camera mobile phones with them, especially those who can afford premium class Vico, - those will for sure have high standard camera mobile phone as well
He also did not mention a VIco-Scedule, which is in my opinion is very strong sales point and I would want other dash cams also implement it ( dont know if it is patented by Vico or not )
FOr negative side I would mention only - not having motion detection. Other than that it is a great dashcam.
Price 210 usd ? , - fair price ! all good high end dash cams are starting around 200 usd ( Panorama II, Vico, Lukas etc. ), so buyer has to expect to spend at least 200 usd if wants to get very good dash cam.
Heheee@ 37'883 ... what ? ( DJF ) Djiboutian what ?
)), - Techmoan knows how to nicely finish his review.
Review is great. I like the way he presents short and easy to understand overview.
Question for VIco TF2+ users: Did Vico raised a bit-rate lately ??
As I remember, previous TF2+ version had lower bit-rate than mentioned in his review ( 13-14Mbps bit-rate ? )
Downloaded first video clip and analysed with KMPlayer and Windows properties. It shows me different values for total and date bit-rate.