Thinkware Q200 2CH Dash Cam Review | Pros and Cons

The Thinkware Q200 which is a 2K 1440p @30fps dash cam. This compact little device promises some exciting features, we are going to review the footage, the thermals and everything else so let’s dive right in.
First off, let’s talk design. The Q200 is sleek, minimalistic, and won’t obstruct your view. Installing it is a breeze - just stick it to your windshield, connect the power cable, and you’re good to go.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:23 Overview/Included items
01:40 Dimension
01:49 Thinkware APP
02:04 Favorite Features
02:35 Thinkware Q200 Dash Cam Footage
03:46 Thermals
03:57 The Pros and Cons
04:50 The Thinkware U3000 • Thinkware U3000 Review...
The app is another upgrade now you are using the same app as you would for the more expensive U3000. Connect via Wi-Fi, adjust settings, replay videos, and even download footage directly to your phone. It’s intuitive and user-friendly.
Now, my favorite feature - safety camera alerts. The Q200 keeps you informed about speed traps and red-light cameras. Which I think other dashcam manufactures should really start implementing as this is the main feature why I keep Thinkware cameras on my car.
But here’s the catch: video quality. While the Q200 has 2K QHD resolution, it doesn’t quite deliver the wow factor. Let’s take a look at some footage.
Pros:
Compact and Minimalistic Design: The small form factor of the Q200 makes it unobtrusive and easy to install without obstructing your view.
User-Friendly App: The well-functioning THINKWARE DASH CAM LINK App enhances user experience by allowing seamless control, video playback, and settings adjustments via Wi-Fi.
Safety Camera Alerts: The inclusion of speed and red-light camera alerts helps drivers stay aware of potential traffic violations and enhances overall safety.
Cons:
Video Quality: While the Q200 offers 2K QHD resolution, it falls short in delivering exceptional video quality. We’ll examine the footage to assess this further.
Separate GPS Antenna: The absence of a built-in GPS antenna is a drawback. Integrating it directly into the dash cam would have been more convenient.
In the end, the Thinkware Q200 is a solid choice for everyday drivers. Just remember, - safety features or top-notch video quality? Than there is the Thinkware U3000 which delivers both worlds but at a cost.
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[@SlimShadySkip1]

One main question that I have. Since I already have an F200 2ch Setup Hardwired into my Mazda 3. Since I already have a Rear Cam and Cable Ran to the Front Dash Cam, can I not just purchase the Q200 Front Dash Cam and SWAP It Out on the Windshield Mount? Plugging the Power Cable, GPS Antenna and Rear Camera right into it? You briefly mentioned that the Rear Camera had a different plug ((But It looks like that is ONLY Meaning if you get the Rear Camera that comes WITH the Q800 that IT's Plug would not work with your existing Cable, But the Plug End that Plugs into the Front Dash Cam looks the same > So Can I not just use the REAR Camera that Came with my F200 and the Cable that was installed for IT? And Plug it right into the New Q200 that I Swap Out)) ??? Please help as I would really like to Upgrade to the Q200 Front Dash Cam, retain my current Rear Dash Cam and be able to do all this Myself in 5min of Unplugging and Swapping out the Front Dash Cam and no need to call out My Professional Installer once again and deal with all that... Thank You...

[@user-fp3hg7hh9r]

I just had a thinkware q200 installed and I have no idea how to operate it

[@muhammadshahyan8552]

Is it using sony starvis 2?

[@douggemmill3497]

There is nothing wrong with the picture.