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It depends on the connection type and the case I guess. But with my case I can’t use the u-shaped USB-C connector. I have a somewhat thicker leather MagSafe case. I can connect the drive without hub directly, and the other option is with a short USB-C cable.

It's MByte not Mbit, if it was Mbit then the speed is almost 3X of what advertised. Looks like it's limited to USB 3.2 Gen 1 speed, you'll need Gen 2 to get 1000 MB/s.

​@@elham7459 Yes that's actually what I meant :P But meanwhile I pulled the triggered and received my own Lexar Profesionnal Go 2To 🤪 So: - It fits with my PolarPro case, and also with the hub. - It doesn't fit on my ipad with the ESR Hybrid, origamy/magnetic thing... - I tested the speed and it is pretty stable inbetween 800 and 700MB/s. which is pretty close to advertised and good enough for my use ;)

@@TaoCovillault Does it get hot to touch during long-term sustained load?

@ So I’ve let it run for about 2h on Blackmagic Disk test with 5Go increments. And yes it does get quite warm to the touch but didn’t show much sign of throttling, the lowest result was about 650MB/s for both read and write, and it went back up for the next pass. Note that it was connected directly on the side of the Macbook pro and without the rubber cover on it. So it was basically being cool down from all sides. Result may vary when wrapped around your phone (which might get got too)…

Apple states that you need a speed of 440MB/s for 120fps. So this drive should be more then fast enough for filming ProRes on the iPhone. Unfortunately I will get my iPhone 16 pro max in January, so I can’t test it right now.

I don’t have any comparison to other dash cams, but the worst thing is the communication and the unkept promises. We are all still waiting for our rear camera units and I don’t think I will ever receive it.

Hi @jinyu6514. Thank you for your opinion. Do you mean the product or my unboxing/review video?

Hi Rohan, just saw your message. To be honest, this is my first dashcam ever and my first impressions were also not to great. Also because I have a WiFi only version and I needed to reboot my cam almost everyday, because it stopped recording when the SD was full. Now after a lot of updates I’m being more optimistic. But as I said, I don’t have any comparison. What can do you recommend?

Sorry just see your message and I see nobody replied yet. Were you able to solve the issue? I am also just a backer, but maybe I can assist you in some way. If you are using it with a USB charger it doesn’t seem to have enough power to get it up and running. At least, that was my issue. They told us in one of the comments that it should work if you use a really short USB cable. The solution for me was finding the right fuses in my car and connecting to them. Only issue I still have is when I park my car in the sun on a hot day. The camera goes in a overhead protection mode and the only way to get out is pulling the USB connector out of the camera for a few seconds.

Hi @YossiTurbine13, I expected some issues with a first edition of a new product. This also happens to big companies like Samsung or Apple. I invest in Kickstarter projects because I like an idea and want to help making these ideas reality. If I look at the camera footage on my 65” 4K TV, it does look like 4K and also the file information shows it is 4K. My only issue is the color saturation, but that is fixable with an update. I must say I don’t have much hardware issues, except from 2 times an unsuspected shutdown. What kind of issues do you have?

Hi @marienight4136 The unit does need to be hard wired. In one of the last communications off Dride the pointed this out again. Powering via USB is only for testing and it should be done with a more powerful usb charger (like a laptop one) and a very short cable. I tried it with the supplied, long, cable and a 65w brick but it didn’t work for me. Until now, I haven’t had any issues with it being hard wired. Testing it from my sunny vacation location right now and no issues. I hope it is going to work out for you, once you have the hard wiring done.

B.T.W. I’m not saying it’s a perfect product. It could have been more clear we can’t use USB from the start (I can see this is an issue with a rental on vacation or if you have multiple cars). But most of my issues are with the software, like cloud upload button not working on WiFi model and I don’t want to hold my phone while driving, or the over saturated color of the image.

Thank you for this movie. Nice to see this product in my own country.

@@VWNMSOEST Thank you for your comment and the appreciation.

I think the parking mode works with some kind of radar (that’s what I’ve read) and it creates videos with a category events. And yes, it saves the videos with a time and date stamp, as well as a map, it also stores audio from the inside facing microphone. Oh and I noticed it continually recordes clips of 1 minute with a first in first out principle. So the oldest clip gets deleted to make room for a new one, so push the cloud button for the video you don’t want to lose.

The cellular version has 128GB built in storage as well. So no need for 128gb Samsung Pro card.

Well the manual off my car wasn’t very clear about all the fuses (I guess because I have a quite new EV and they don’t want you to mess around with it) so I used my multimeter to check the voltages and if they would stay alive after turning of the ignition. So I wired the battery connection to a fuse that did stay alive and the ignition wire to a fuse that dropped to 0v after shutting down the car. The advice of Dride is to contact your garage if you are not sure about the fuses. After this setup the WiFi is quite stable. At least it works when I need it. Hope this helps you.

Hi @alimansyur5882, the camera unit only has a Micro SD slot (I would suggest a fast U3 because of the 4K) and a SIM card slot. I don’t have the cellular version, so mine has only the Micro SD.

MicroSD up to 1TB is supported by the way. I currently use a Samsung Pro Plus 128GB

Thanks Alex! This is really useful to know. Just asked a couple of questions on the forum. 1> Wondering if it works like Sentry Mode on Tesla so in the event of car being hit while parked or an attempted break in, you get an SMS alert (I know you don’t have cellular version). 2> My car is going to be parked at an airport long stay soon for 2 weeks so wondering if there are any battery drainage issues to be aware of ??

Hi @brianbenjamin8071 first off all, tank you for your comment and sorry for my belated response (I just saw this comment). As you pointed out, I don't have the cellular version so I have to respond with the things I read on Kickstarter. The function should be like the Tesla and send you a notification when an event occurred. Also will that video be uploaded to the cloud automatically. So you should be able to see the event on your phone even when you are on a holiday. As for battery drainage, I haven't had any issues with it so far, but the longest I parked my car was about 2 days. But because you connect it to the battery and to the ignition, it will detect when the car is parked and go to a low energy mode. I hope this answer is helpful to you