With accidents and other incidents on the rise as more and more people hit the road, dash cams are increasing in popularity both for business and personal use. Our Thinkware X500 review takes a look ...

Thinkware’s X500 dash cam does more than just record what’s outside your windshield. All dash cams do that, and they’ve yet to catch on much in the U.S. The X500 adds two safety features to its ...

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One of the industry leaders in after-sales dash cams, Thinkware, has introduced the brand’s latest product, the U3000 dash cam. The U3000 is the latest member of the U-series dash cam line, featuring ...

If you’re looking for a small, simple and affordable dash cam from a reputable brand, this could well be it. The Thinkware F70 is a few years old now (it was first launched in 2018), but it still ...

Wayne Cunningham reviews cars and writes about automotive technology for CNET's Roadshow. Prior to the automotive beat, he covered spyware, Web building technologies, and computer hardware. He began ...

The F800 elevates the competitive dash cam segment, but this product isn't perfect. Here's our first-hand review. In a sea of highly competitive dash cam options, Thinkware’s F800 Pro stab at offering ...

Las Vegas, 3rd January 2017: THINKWARE’s CEO, Heung Bok Lee, announces today that global dash cam brand “THINKWARE DASH CAM” has received the “2017 Innovation Award” in the car audio/video category ...

Dash cams are like insurance. You don’t really think about them until something bad happens and you need them. That is, unless you live in Russia, of course. Over there, dash cams are apparently more ...

Dash cam manufacturer Thinkware recently announced the launch of their new F800 dash cam, the new flagship dash cam in Thinkware’s dash cam lineup. The new Thinkware F800 dash cam features the Sony ...

The X500’s advanced features–especially the ability to record front and rear–set it apart from the crowd. But the interface is counterintuitive, and a removable mounting system should be provided.

Once known primarily as a source for hilarious and bizarre slice-of-life videos from Russia, dash cams have become a popular aftermarket accessory for drivers in the U.S. in recent years. Not only can ...