motion is detected. When connected to a LTE hotspot, your Q1000 with alert you to potential incidents and allow you In theory, all of these could be useful, but the reality is probably less so. I found the lane departure warning typically didn’t sound until I was already well over a white line, and that it could be confused by other cars changing lanes ahead of me. The front vehicle departure and forward collision warning were inconsistent to the extent that I wouldn’t want to rely on either.

The headline-grabbing features of this dash cam are how it records at 2K resolution through both the front- and rear-facing cameras, and how the system also benefits from Thinkware’s ‘Super Night Vision 3.0’ technology, which uses a Sony Exmor R Starvis sensor. Away from a network the Q1000 offers some practical safety features. At this price, most dashcams do. Thinkware includes a speed camera database that uses GPS, and some basic ‘safe driving’ alerts. Speed camera warnings use voice prompts to warn you that you’re near fixed, average, or mobile speed camera zones or traffic light cameras. your camera is metered, but guess what - if you have 300 minutes and the camera isn't actually sending you footage, you're staring at a progress wheel or empty connection, but it's taking your minutes away regardless.Requires Hardwiring Cable or OBD II Power Cable and installation for Parking Surveillance mode (professional installation recommended) mode keeps an eye on your vehicle even when you're gone and will automatically record footage when an impact or

Receive impact notification and play video of impact on your smartphone with Smart Remote feature. Upon user consent, a 20 seconds Full-HD video (10 seconds before and after the incident) is uploaded on the server.The Thinkware Q1000 is a dash cam without a display. As such, it has a shallower, more streamlined profile than some others. It is designed to hug the windscreen and fit behind the car’s central rearview mirror, where its buttons can be accessed but it isn’t a distraction to the driver. Location: Used to find your location and your parking location, as well as to receive weather information THINKWARE CONNECTED (Locate Vehicle, Impact Notification, Captured Image of Most Recent Parking and Remote Live View)** THINKWARE Connected (Locate Vehicle, Impact Notification, Captured Image of Most Recent Parking and Remote Live View)**

Eventually you get the camera to connect and register it. Assuming you haven't hurled it out of the car screaming. The connect app works - but your camera hasn't auto connected to your home network! It can see it, there's signal, but nothing. So you load the link app, go through the cycle of finding/comnecting to network... cannot find hotspt.Connect up this camera, go for a drive and you’ll notice that it likes to beep. Initially this was because its g-sensor is too sensitive by default to bumps while you’re driving, so road imperfections would occasionally trigger it. One particular section of the M25 had it going off continuously. Reducing the sensitivity almost completely fixed this, but there was still the annoyance of hearing ‘Please have a safe drive today’ every time I started the ignition. If advanced video recording technology in an impeccable and sleek design is what you're looking for, the Q1000 is the The Q1000 comes with a still impressive 2K recording resolution at 60FPS and optional LTE connectivity allowing SpacerThe versatile Thinkware M1 Motorsports Cam helps you capture all of your adrenaline-filled motorsports adventures. View M1 Details Geo-fencing – get alerted when your vehicle travels out of a set area with the optional Connected Service