If there’s one thing that millions of YouTube videos teach us, it’s that equipping your vehicle with a dashcam is a good idea. You might just catch a meteor streaking past or capture footage of cars ...

This dash cam’s superior night vision is in a class of its own. Feature laden, its only real drawback is price–$300 alone, and over $400 with a rear camera. Some users may rue the lack of a display, ...

Once known primarily as a source for hilarious and bizarre slice-of-life videos from Russia, dash cams have become a popular aftermarket accessory for drivers in the U.S. in recent years. Not only can ...

The F800 Pro’s night captures are by far the best we’ve seen, both front and rear. But the system is too reliant on your cell phone for the new cloud connectivity and a few other features. Thinkware’s ...

The F800 is an impressive dash cam, but it is not the ultimate high-end model that Thinkware has to offer. The F800 Pro is actually the one that sits at the top of the range, and, if you haven't heard ...

Dash cam manufacturer Thinkware recently announced the launch of their new F800 dash cam, the new flagship dash cam in Thinkware’s dash cam lineup. The new Thinkware F800 dash cam features the Sony ...

A few years back, I reviewed the F800 PRO dashcam from Thinkware. The company’s flagship model at that time, it was a very impressive piece of technology. However, with Wi-Fi connectivity (via its own ...

The Thinkware F800 Pro is pricey but packed with dash cam features. The F800 Pro is the latest flagship dash cam from Thinkware, replacing the slightly less well-endowed F770. Whilst manufacturers ...

The F800 elevates the competitive dash cam segment, but this product isn't perfect. Here's our first-hand review. In a sea of highly competitive dash cam options, Thinkware’s F800 Pro stab at offering ...

REVIEW – The past few years I’ve had the opportunity to review both of Thinkware’s flagship dash cams: the F800 and F800 PRO. With many other brands to choose from, the 800 series continues to be my ...

Last September I reviewed the Thinkware F800, a stealthy, feature-rich dashcam that remained in my old sports car until the day I sold it. Well, as the story goes, my new car didn’t have power ports ...