Thinkware Q200 2K QHD Dash Cam | Sample Footage | BlackboxMyCar

[@vancouversworstdrivers]

I've heard great things about the F 200 and I'm fortunate enough to get my hands on the Q200 soon! Looks like a great dashcam

[@blackboxmycar]

Hope you like it!

[@CaptainCJ97]

Would be great if thinkware upgrade the u3000 on the night time clips cause boy it's lackluster

[@Jaqensy]

Quick question: First time buyer here. Just wondering if the camera is always recording or has a sensor mode and only records when the sensor modes are triggered?

[@maarrtiiiin]

I believe that’s what parking mode means

[@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 (The plug only being different at the Rear Cam not the Front Dash Cam) 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 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... PS: I for sure have the F200 and not the F200pro

[@blackboxmycar]

Hi there, apologies if it was unclear. The good news is that the GPS, power cable, and mount are all compatible. The rear camera is unfortunately is different, as showcased by the different connector ends at 9:30 in our in-depth review. This does mean that the rear camera cable will need to replaced, as will the rear camera itself.