You can also enable a white LED on the front of the unit that display similar to the lights on KITT from Knight Rider to let any intruders know they are being recorded. The system is about four inches wide and two inches deep, but mounts flush with the windshield. The only buttons on the device power it on and off, start and stop recording, mute the sound, format the MicroSD card, and turn Wi-Fi on and off. On one side, the unit has places to plug both the DC power source and the Micro USB port for the rear camera. The body of the F750 camera is made up of hard plastic with a rotating metal cylinder that contains the camera lens. The MicroSD card is a proprietary device sold by Thinkware that has 512mb flash memory dual support to save a backup clip of any emergency recording. The Thinkware F750 system comes with the main camera unit, a 12v car charger, adhesive mounting tape, 16GB MLC Type MicroSD Memory Card, and a MicroSD card adaptor. We spent some time with both the F750 and the Thinkware Rearview camera to see if the combo is up to snuff. The camera includes road alerts and various safety features that hope to separate it from the growing number of competitors. Thinkware is one of newest innovators in the dash camera market and is looking to both protect and record your drive with its F750 dash camera. Lane departure and frontal collision warnings “Despite the narrow view, the Thinkware system is one of the clearer dual camera setups that we have tested at this higher price point.”

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