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I don't have any recommendations, but just want to say: The cheap $100 -ish dashcams are about as good as the $300 ones. Because theres only like 2 manufacturers that makes the sensors for the dashcams and its all the same quality.
Linus Tech Tip Video you might wanna watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AnyhHl3_tE
According to Linus: THINKWARE F70 or VIOFO A119 v3
My parents just have random no name brand dashcams on their cars lol ๐
I have an Aukey something-or-other in my minivan that's followed me through three cars now... Planning on getting a Viofo dual camera for my wife's Highlander.
Biggest thing to look for in a dashcam is a supercapacitor instead of a battery. Lithium-ion batteries aren't well-suited for extreme temperature swings that most cars see.
One final thought: GPS is neat, but can and will absolutely be used against you in court: "oh, see OP was going 37 instead of 35; if OP wasn't speeding, then this could have been avoided entirely"