Monday, September 8, 2025
Early in the morning I received my new 4K Dash Cam for the car I drive...
Very good packaging. In high-quality packaging (box). With all the accessories inside the package.
The camera is very good. With an easy menu.
As soon as you turn it on, e.g. via the car lighter, or via a Power Bank in your room (e.g. for menu settings), it starts recording video automatically.
The connection cable via the lighter is very satisfactory in length.
You can easily place the camera, e.g. on the dashboard somewhere in the middle of the windshield (under the central cabin mirror) and by bringing the cable all around (via the sun visor) to the car lighter, the cable just reaches, maybe you have a few centimeters of cable left (which you wrap with a rubber band or cable clip).
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This particular camera is chosen by many worldwide as the "Best 4K Dash Cam" for car, truck, or even lorry, and it is also chosen by many YouTubers abroad.
That's why I chose it for purchase, spending so much money...
(while I could have chosen another much smaller and thinner 4K Dash Cam).
But I wanted only the best!
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So if you have the money (because it's not enough just to have it), I would recommend it to anyone for purchase...
(at least until we reach the era of 8K Dash Cams in the near future - which is still far away).
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Finally, for the best protection of the camera, because it's still hot, and especially at noon when it's scorching, and the front windshield is hot (the glass), I don't turn it on, because if the glass is hot, the camera heats up in 4K operation, and I don't risk damaging it (pushing it to the limit for recordings).
I wouldn't recommend it to you either. You never know what can happen with the heat...
It's different if it's cloudy and the outside temperatures are, say, up to 25-28°C.
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NEGATIVES:
The only negative I could mention is that it does NOT have a Disable option for "Loop Recording."
That is, if I want to record a route, even if the file is, say, 1 hour long... it can't record it.

⚠️On the contrary, what does it do?
The camera continuously records video, one file at a time in "segments"
(1, 2, 3, 5, or even 10 minutes per file - whatever you select in the settings).
When the memory card is full, it doesn't stop; it just starts deleting the oldest files to record new ones.
So you've recorded 12 files and the memory card is full?
It deletes file No1 and records No13.
Then it deletes file No2 and records No14.
And so on... It's a cycle.
So you always have the most recent cycle of recordings.

⚠️ Important:
Anything marked as "Protected"
(e.g. by the G-sensor if it detects a crash or if you manually lock it), is not deleted by the loop.
As long as you have the G-sensor enabled and set, either to LOW sensitivity or HIGH sensitivity.
So you don't risk losing footage from an accident.
In simple terms:
"Loop Recording" ensures that the DashCam records continuously without ever filling up the card – it always keeps the last X minutes/hours.
⚠️ Exception:
Any files marked as "Protected"
(either you pressed it or the G-sensor locked it automatically in a crash), are not touched by Loop Recording.
They remain permanently until you delete them manually.
In short:
The dashcam is like having a movie that is constantly being overwritten, always keeping the most recent 10-minute segments.