When We Choose Dash Cams, What Do We Really Care About?
Choosing a dash cam often feels like ticking off a checklist of essentials. Front recording resolution? Definitely—a constant debate between 2K, 2.5K, or 4K to find that perfect clarity. SD card storage? Crucial, because running out of space at the wrong moment is the last thing anyone wants. Budget? Of course, it’s often the deciding factor in narrowing down your options.
But are these factors enough? What if you paused and thought twice before making your decision? Would your priorities shift? Could your choice change? Well, sometimes, maybe the always overlooked aspects help us choose a better suited one.
What Are Those Aspects That People Often Overlook?
Rear Recording
While we look to the front while we're driving, But incidents don’t always happen in front of you. Rear-end collisions are some of the most common accidents, or if rear-end collision is too much, there are moments when you need to see clearly what’s happening behind you afterall.
Imagine sitting in your car, zooming in to check the rear footage, only to find the resolution falls short. So why not gearing up with both front and rear 4K resolution in the first place.
The rear camera just deserves just as much—if not more—attention.
Vision at night
When shopping for a dash cam, we often picture daytime driving—capturing clear footage of hit-and-runs or sudden swoop-ins. But these may still happen at night, and the question is when these do happen, will your dash cam capture footage that’s clear enough to serve as evidence ?
What if the car in front switches on its high beams, or if you’re driving through an area with almost no light? These are the scenarios that can really challenge the quality of a dash cam’s night vision.
High-Speed Recording:
What’s the average speed for city driving? 40 km/h, 50 km/h? The dash cam sure works well at normal speeds. But will it still capture a clear image when the pace picks up? Let’s say, one day you’re so pumped up, and you’re cruising at 120 km/h. Can your dash cam also "pump up" and handle the motion without compromising on image clarity?
DIY Installation
For those who aren’t confident with DIY, having someone else handle the installation can cost as much as the dash cam itself. That’s why it’s worth considering whether the installation process is truly DIY-friendly. If it is, it might also double as a rewarding hands-on project!
So What If You Think Twice When You Choose a Dash Cam
Let me introduce you to the F77, a true dash cam solution.
- Twice the 4K
If you need crystal-clear 4K resolution for the front camera, imagine doubling that! The F77 offers dual real 4K resolution, recording to capture every angle with enough detail to give you peace of mind in the car. With this level of clarity, nothing escapes your view. - Twice the Advanced Sensors
Driving in the dark? No problem. The F77 features Dual STARVIS 2 sensors that enhance low-light performance, improve contrast and resolution, and reduce power consumption—all the advanced tech you’d expect from a top-tier dash cam. Whether it’s dim parking lots or unlit country roads, the F77 ensures your footage stays sharp and reliable. - Still Reliable at 120 km/h
Whether driving at 120 km/h or navigating city streets, the F77 captures clear images. Its high-speed recording keeps your footage sharp, no matter how fast you’re going. And yes, we’re assuming you’re staying within legal speed limits! - Easy Installation
Say goodbye to complicated setups. The F77 is for hassle-free installation. With just one quick tutorial video, it will help you cut it . It’s a DIY project anyone can handle.
