DDPAI - Z50 Pro

I’m in a similar situation, driving a company box truck where management pretends “nothing ever happens on the road”. A few months back, a car cut me off while I was merging, slammed the brakes, and then tried to blame me for rear-ending them. Luckily I had my own dash cam rolling… well, I would have, if it hadn’t overheated earlier that day. That’s when I decided never again. I picked up the DDPAI Z50 Pro after that. It’s small enough to pop on right before my shift, then I just unplug and throw it in my bag afterward. Night footage is clean enough to catch plates in dark alleys when I’m doing late drops, and the app connection is super quick if I need to review something right away. Haven’t had a “brake-check hero” try anything since… but if they do, I’m ready now. If you want a bit more clarity, the Z60 Pro is basically the same experience, just sharper video. Totally worth the peace of mind when the company won’t cover you.

I’d go with a DDPAI front + rear setup within your $200–$250 range. DDPAI cams tend to give reliable clear day/night video, the parking mode actually works, and the supercapacitor keeps time/date stable without weird battery issues. With a hardwire kit and a 128GB high-endurance card, I set mine and haven’t touched it since it just records what matters. Front-only is fine if you really need to save money, but getting rear coverage from the start gives you way better overall protection for city driving and parking situations.

DDPAI Z50 sakin with the Fuse Kit for 24/7 recording So far for the affordability super satisfied, got the whole set for around 7k sa sale 12k is too much :/

From my experience the cheap ones dont last. For about a year it will start to show signs. On&off, memory card problems. When i switched to Ddpai, no more issues. Been using them for two years now.

Find a dash cam that does not use lithium batteries. There are a couple that use super capacitors that are heat resistant. I use a ddpai that is cost effective and never over heats. Here’s an article explaining https://www.blackboxmycar.com/pages/whats-the-difference-between-super-capacitors-and-lithium-ion-batteries-in-a-dash-camera?srsltid=AfmBOoolEg9SIWlUApGuPn6ExUuv9u4cJciiE9HRx12AxiDUrm737qLG

Get a 70mai or even better options like Redtiger or DDPAI and use a hardwire kit with it.. It will allow you to record 24/7 and don't forget to check if the hardwire kit has a voltage protection so that the battery will not be drained.

Contrary sa iba. I would not recommend ddpai. I bought a z60 and nalalabuan ako sa shots niya kapag gabi. Oks na oks sa umaga pero nagkakatalo talaga mga dashcam sa gabi 'di ba. Having said that, I would have bought higher priced na lang sana na dash cams.

Feeling ko magkalevel lang si 70mai and ddpai e. Tingin ka pa po ibang brand.

Grab a ddpai direct from the ddpai store on AliExpress, half the price of pbtech

DDPAI pareho gamit ko hehe nasa 2 years na pareho