For that price sulit lang sya as add-on accessory for old bikes. Pero if you are riding a latest bike with already installed multimedia features on infotainment system, there's no need for buying it. you are probably only gonna need to buy a backup camera. Overall pricey sya and most likely may lalabas na cheaper versions nyan sa online stores which is for me, worth considering para medyo makatipid.
I've been using chigee on my 500x which is a pretty vibey bike. I can say it's worth it. More on the convenience and peace of mind regarding the TPMS, Battery levels. I love turning on my bike and everything just connects. On ios its pretty stable. The cameras arw great i do love being able to see behind me when approaching stop lights, i dont want to be rear ended. Of course, its keeping my phone safe. Its pretty handy.
I live in a very hot climate. I have found only the Garmin Zumo XT series to not shut off in the summer heat of direct sunlight.. Will this stay turned on in the hot direct sun like we have in Arizona?
For me, just bought a secondary phone for maps TECNO camon 18p for 8k, mas okay pwede mo pa gamitin pang picture and pang calls sa ride pwede mo pa dalhin sa coffee shops lalo na kung tinatamad ka ilabas ung primary phone mo. Yun lang wala nga lang DASHCAM hahaha
I've had the Chigee fitted for over a week now and I can safely say that for navigation it's completely useless, the screen is just too small and it's near impossible to follow maps on it, it's like going back 20 years to the first satnavs with their tiny screens. I liked the idea of having the navigation, music and cameras all in one unit but because of the small screen I wish now I'd gone for the bigger screened Carpuride and a separate dashcam system; or even just kept my Garmin XT and a separate Dashcam system. The Chigee also doesn't seem to have any stabilisation on the video so when you get moving the video quality drops considerably, it looks like the GOpro is going to have to go back on the bike.
@@PCsChronicles-ew4sd I've tried a number and there are none that give good quality video output, to get good usable quality video footage you need to get a couple of genuine action cameras like go pro's. Garmin used to do one called a virb ultra 30, this was on a par with GoPro for video quality (at the time). You could get waterproof casings for them that allowed you to externally power them but still keep them waterproof which in the UK was brilliant; and the best part was that you could set them to start recording as soon as they received external power i.e. as soon as you turned on the ignition; so they acted like a dashcam but with top quality video. Alas for whatever reason Garmin stopped doing Action Cameras so these are no longer available except as second hand units, as I said; if you want top quality video footage then you have to use top quality cameras.
@@mickemmett6828 Thanks for your input. Too bad Garmin is no longer producing the camera you mentioned. It seems to be a big challenge to get the right dashcam for our bikes. Have you tried VIOFO before? I used to have one and cost half of Chingee but the model I got purely as dashcam with front & rear camera and it used my phone as display. Too bad it got defective due to a mechanic error while fixing my bike and there was is no local support hence I need to find a replacement. As of now, it appears Chingee is the only dashcam that has a network of service in my local. A very frustrating situation we don't have any other viable options here. I'm baffled there are many riders & motors here but there is hardly any dashcam competition.
I'm most interested in this device for the cameras. The other things are just an awesome plus! I just wish the video was better quality to pick up license plates clearly in case of accidents/incidents.
I just bought the Play version (in transit) for my Z400, mainly because I already have enough wires to deal with. 1080p is okay, but if you need to read plate numbers & signs 2k or 4k is far better. I quickly learned that after buying several dash cams for my cars.
Can you explore cheaper options? The closest one I've seen, feature-wise, to Chigee is an Ekleva unit. GreenYi looks good, too, but it needs a parking mode, iirc.
would love to know cheaper options as well. Something cheaper but would still be reliable enough to not give me more headaches than convenience/safety.
I'm using a unit that I got from taobao. From a company that only sells motorcycle stuff. There are lots of options for around 900CNY. This includes front and rear camera, TPMS and a SanDisk SD card ( China sellers tend to include SanDisk) These options will lack the radar function and blind spot monitoring. But at 1/3 of the cost, I can do without radar. The Chigee with full options go for close to 3k CNY on Taobao.
I would also suggest getting larger than 5 inch (what I have). The keyboard will end up being too small to type on, especially with gloves. My friend got a 8 inch one. Which was massive. 6 or 7 inches might be the sweet spot I think
Don't forget. More expensive phone also have an OIS motor on the camera modules. The vibrations from the bike will mess that up easily. Especially on a single cylinder. My friend learnt that the hard way with is iphone 14 pro max.
it's either you get a phone mount with a reliable vibration damper or use a phone that you don't mind getting the camera messed up. rip to your friend's ip14 pro max. That's going to be expensive to repair.
@@user-gg2rc2mt4g he's rich. It just gave him an excuse to buy the 15 🤣🤣 But the peak design is supposed to be reliable as well. At least for what they charge for it. Haven't heard of anyone getting their phone messed up on the quad lock one yet. But as to using a cheap phone. The android auto/apple car play screen is only 200USD. Way cheaper and provides more functionality than a phone would
Hi MotoDeal, I’m hoping if there is any possibility that a position is available from your video production crew as I am a digital cinema degree holder from FEU and an avid motorcycle fan/rider/enthusiast.
For that price sulit lang sya as add-on accessory for old bikes. Pero if you are riding a latest bike with already installed multimedia features on infotainment system, there's no need for buying it. you are probably only gonna need to buy a backup camera.
Overall pricey sya and most likely may lalabas na cheaper versions nyan sa online stores which is for me, worth considering para medyo makatipid.
There are competing (has camera and tire pressure sensor) products with android auto and car play for only 8k.
@@anonymous-wd5cv can you name a few? looking to snag a cheaper version
Correto. Como a Zontes ou BMW. Tem muitos recursos. Mas somente a Zontes 703 F tem câmera 501 G e RR.
May I know the brand? @@anonymous-wd5cv
@@tiagovitor2235are these available in the Philippines?
I've been using chigee on my 500x which is a pretty vibey bike. I can say it's worth it. More on the convenience and peace of mind regarding the TPMS, Battery levels. I love turning on my bike and everything just connects. On ios its pretty stable. The cameras arw great i do love being able to see behind me when approaching stop lights, i dont want to be rear ended. Of course, its keeping my phone safe. Its pretty handy.
The Chigee won't stop you being rear ended, you'll just be able to see the car that did it🤕
I live in a very hot climate. I have found only the Garmin Zumo XT series to not shut off in the summer heat of direct sunlight.. Will this stay turned on in the hot direct sun like we have in Arizona?
For me, just bought a secondary phone for maps TECNO camon 18p for 8k, mas okay pwede mo pa gamitin pang picture and pang calls sa ride pwede mo pa dalhin sa coffee shops lalo na kung tinatamad ka ilabas ung primary phone mo.
Yun lang wala nga lang DASHCAM hahaha
narealize ko rin to na another cheaper phone na lang lalo na ang mahal din.
I've had the Chigee fitted for over a week now and I can safely say that for navigation it's completely useless, the screen is just too small and it's near impossible to follow maps on it, it's like going back 20 years to the first satnavs with their tiny screens. I liked the idea of having the navigation, music and cameras all in one unit but because of the small screen I wish now I'd gone for the bigger screened Carpuride and a separate dashcam system; or even just kept my Garmin XT and a separate Dashcam system. The Chigee also doesn't seem to have any stabilisation on the video so when you get moving the video quality drops considerably, it looks like the GOpro is going to have to go back on the bike.
Which dashcam would you recommend for a motorcycle? I only need the dashcam with front and rear camera. I don't need the map or other features. Thx
@@PCsChronicles-ew4sd I've tried a number and there are none that give good quality video output, to get good usable quality video footage you need to get a couple of genuine action cameras like go pro's. Garmin used to do one called a virb ultra 30, this was on a par with GoPro for video quality (at the time). You could get waterproof casings for them that allowed you to externally power them but still keep them waterproof which in the UK was brilliant; and the best part was that you could set them to start recording as soon as they received external power i.e. as soon as you turned on the ignition; so they acted like a dashcam but with top quality video. Alas for whatever reason Garmin stopped doing Action Cameras so these are no longer available except as second hand units, as I said; if you want top quality video footage then you have to use top quality cameras.
@@mickemmett6828 Thanks for your input. Too bad Garmin is no longer producing the camera you mentioned. It seems to be a big challenge to get the right dashcam for our bikes. Have you tried VIOFO before? I used to have one and cost half of Chingee but the model I got purely as dashcam with front & rear camera and it used my phone as display. Too bad it got defective due to a mechanic error while fixing my bike and there was is no local support hence I need to find a replacement. As of now, it appears Chingee is the only dashcam that has a network of service in my local. A very frustrating situation we don't have any other viable options here. I'm baffled there are many riders & motors here but there is hardly any dashcam competition.
I’m still waiting for a proper test off road with a variety of apps like Osmand and Gaia. See if it glitches or has issues.
I'm most interested in this device for the cameras. The other things are just an awesome plus! I just wish the video was better quality to pick up license plates clearly in case of accidents/incidents.
this is very helpful, my phone heats up so much kahit nasa pocket and not being used
sana lang may cheaper variant, below 20k
Meron 18k po, wala nga lang camera instead yung tire pressure monitoring and unit itself.
I just bought the Play version (in transit) for my Z400, mainly because I already have enough wires to deal with. 1080p is okay, but if you need to read plate numbers & signs 2k or 4k is far better. I quickly learned that after buying several dash cams for my cars.
Hi, Nice review.
where did you get the Stand for the MS on which you mounted the AIO….. i plan to install this on my Rally.
Thanks for this - been looking for info on it. Wonder how it compares to the TSMotech Moto unit which seems very similar but is 10k cheaper?
Would you be able to connect this to Cardo or Sena? The voice on maps is really important to some riders.
Went to Malaysia Autoshow 2024 they had the 4K display version and it super crystal clear. I think next year it will be release
Never mind 4K? A bigger 7" or 8" screen is what is needed, can't see a thing on that tiny 5" screen.
My suggestion is to have a custom fabrication of bracket to have it lower than the windshield with vibration dampener just like the one in quadlock.
My friend did the same thing. But using the peak design phone mount.
Maybe the only con here is that, the head unit isn't removable.specially in this vandal infested part of the world
Verdade
Maybe a rubber damper would reduce vibration?
Thank Jinno great learning about new products.
So only for apple? How about android phones?
Can you explore cheaper options?
The closest one I've seen, feature-wise, to Chigee is an Ekleva unit. GreenYi looks good, too, but it needs a parking mode, iirc.
would love to know cheaper options as well. Something cheaper but would still be reliable enough to not give me more headaches than convenience/safety.
I'm using a unit that I got from taobao. From a company that only sells motorcycle stuff.
There are lots of options for around 900CNY. This includes front and rear camera, TPMS and a SanDisk SD card ( China sellers tend to include SanDisk)
These options will lack the radar function and blind spot monitoring.
But at 1/3 of the cost, I can do without radar. The Chigee with full options go for close to 3k CNY on Taobao.
I would also suggest getting larger than 5 inch (what I have). The keyboard will end up being too small to type on, especially with gloves.
My friend got a 8 inch one. Which was massive.
6 or 7 inches might be the sweet spot I think
Check mo yung GreenYi which is the cheaper option. Nakita ko lang sa isang ads
Do you have any issue with it being overheat or sth? I tried one at a dealer and it seem to get hot pretty quick (in AC room) thanks in advance
Don't forget. More expensive phone also have an OIS motor on the camera modules.
The vibrations from the bike will mess that up easily. Especially on a single cylinder.
My friend learnt that the hard way with is iphone 14 pro max.
it's either you get a phone mount with a reliable vibration damper or use a phone that you don't mind getting the camera messed up. rip to your friend's ip14 pro max. That's going to be expensive to repair.
@@user-gg2rc2mt4g he's rich. It just gave him an excuse to buy the 15 🤣🤣
But the peak design is supposed to be reliable as well. At least for what they charge for it. Haven't heard of anyone getting their phone messed up on the quad lock one yet.
But as to using a cheap phone. The android auto/apple car play screen is only 200USD. Way cheaper and provides more functionality than a phone would
im using quadlock mount. added vibration dampener on it. been using it for 3 years now. works well.
Ele tem alarme quando o pneu esvaziar?
sana pwede sa raider 150 fi models ma test experiment?
yes ganda :) installed sa mio gear at sulit nman :)
water resistant po ba?
25,500php, what does that include?
Manual
Present Sir Jinno 🙋
Hi MotoDeal, I’m hoping if there is any possibility that a position is available from your video production crew as I am a digital cinema degree holder from FEU and an avid motorcycle fan/rider/enthusiast.
dash cam is the only good reason to buy this and it doesnt seem to be that good either
Not worh the price. Bili ka na lang ng bagong phone sa P25,500 mo.
nanakawin yan pag iniwan sa parking
Blink Rider spotted hahaha
that's a lot of positive nuisance, controls, configuration, might as well drive a car.
Cringe! "Chige na nga" soooooo TVJ
Made in China for 30 English pounds. Sold for 499 English pounds. Don't take us all for mugs mate......