BlackVue DR900X-2CH vs Viofo A129 Duo

The first one we'll talk about is the video codec. The new camera only records using the H.264 codec, which is the older, more compatible video codec....

Sub $50 home security cameras have equal or better video quality. And face it, that's all these "Dash Cams" are - security cameras mounted into a car. They all come with the camera, a power wire, etc. The only difference is that one has GPS (which does not cost $150

I do have it hooked up to the very back camera and the other big improvement that BlackVue had expressed was the ease of connection to the new dash ca...

It's $10 more than the old A129 Duo at the time of recording, but it's fully $70 cheaper than the Pro 4K. So it's quite likely to represent a better v...

It's pretty expensive, but I think it's mostly worth it. It would be nice if the SD card it came with was a bit bigger -- this would be a great way to make the price a little less painful. Still, if you have the money, it's a worthwhile investment for the peace of mind.

So that's something for the future. But for now, this is about as good as you can get for the money. So well recommended for sure. Okay, so I hope tha...

So that's pretty awesome. And there you have it, guys. That is the install of the Blackvue DR900X. It's the two channel

NOTE: Change the power adapter. It's recommended that you use the one in the box. The prior one might have a lower power output, and this might compromise device functionality. Rear camera installation: I strongly recommend you install the front camera first and then attach the rear camera, use your Phone to check the back camera framing (that's why it's important to setup the camera and app at home first before installing in your car, you'll be able to learn all of this), and attach the thick cable in both cameras and power everything so you can check angles first

But what I would really like to see is a geofencing option that would allow you to set the camera to shut off parking mode as soon as you got home. Wh...

I'm really hoping Viofo listens to customers input and with a few well thought out firmware and software changes this Viofo dashcam could be even better! I will update this review once the CPL filter and the three wire hardware kit is available and I'm able to use it with the parking mode. As is usual with reviews don't take my word for it. Check for yourself, compare my comments to others, read about it on other forums and then make your own decision that you have verified will work for you! All in all from what I have seen so far (pending on how the things mentioned above perform) I would buy it again.

Now, normally I run and recommend the Samsung Pro Endurance cards, but lately I've been having multiple issues with both the Pro Endurance and the Evo...

I got the Viofo A129 because it does well in the heat. Make sure your memory card is rated for hot climates, too.