Fitcamx Dash Cam Review
The dashboard camera, also known as a dash cam, has seen explosive growth in popularity over the past few years due to the many advantages it offers. Simply put, this is a camera designed to record both visual and auditory data while you're behind the wheel. Let’s check out the Fitcamx 4K dash cam which is termed one of the best dash cams for cars.
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Overview of Fitcamx
If you're looking for a wireless dash cam that looks like it came standard with your vehicle when you bought it, look no further than FITCAMX. Their dash cams are one of the few on the market that can be powered by existing sensors in your cars, such as adaptive cruise control or rain sensor, and their discreet design makes it seem as though the camera was there from the factory.
The FITCAMX camera itself comes pre-assembled and ready to be fitted, along with a 64GB SD card. It comes with an SD card USB reader, a hard plastic tool for taking out the dash cam's internals, and instructions in many languages.
Fitcamx 4k dash cam's features
Examination of the in-car camera system. It may seem bulky in comparison to dash cams with screens, but the camera and its associated electronics are contained inside the first one-fourth of the housing. To connect it to your car's current sensor mount, you'll need to remove the plastic housing from the new case first.
The dash cam has two buttons on the left side: one to turn it on and off, and another to snap an immediate snapshot. The camera's recording state is shown by two LEDs underneath these two buttons. Last but not least, a factory reset button sits underneath these indicator lights.
The included 64GB SD card is already put in the camera's SD card slot, which is located on the right side of the camera's casing. Using the included SD card reader, you may access and transfer recordings stored on the card, or you can connect your mobile device to the camera's Wi-Fi hotspot and use the camera's companion app to view and save media captured with the device.
How to install Fitcamx 4k dash cam
Installing a dash cam behind the rear-view mirror places the camera in the middle of the windshield out of the driver's line of sight. Thus, it will be able to record the whole roadway in front of it, including the lanes and any signs on the sides.
While seated in the driver's seat, you wish to experiment with several dashcam placements. Mounting the dashcam in a position that blocks your view of the road is not a smart idea, even if it would be convenient to have it within easy reach of your seat. The client in this case has opted to position their dashcam just under the rearview mirror.
In order to get the best possible footage from your dash cam, you should hardwire it directly into your car's system. That way, it will begin and end its operation in tandem with your car's ignition, the cords will be concealed under your dashboard, and you may use the cigarette lighter for other devices.
The power line should be approximately laid out from the dashcam to the point where it will be stowed away beneath the car's interior panels. This helps you plan the cable's path to the electrical panel and determine how much slack to allow along the way.
Video quality reviewed
Capturing at up to 4K 2160P quality at 30fps, the camera's 8MP CMOS sensor and broad 170-degree field of view make for some impressive imagery. The camera's ability to record high levels of detail in both dark and bright environments is thanks to Wide Dynamic Range (HDR) technology. This improves the camera's ability to read license plates and road signs.
Summary
OEM factory appearance, and ability to be concealed from view both inside and externally, as well as its good quality video and audio recording. Despite its flaws, having this camera a part of your car’s dash is a huge plus. It looks and works as it did when it was first made, and we applaud the designers for making a dashcam that blends in so well with so many different vehicle types. You can use Fitcamx coupon codes to get a huge discount at checkout.