Talk to me about dashcams

I have a Rexing V3 in the older F150. It has forward and aft (cabin) cameras, along with an adequate screen.

Good video quality. Saved me from quite a hassle when my wife changed lanes into another vehicle on I95. Her fault, but the other driver lied so badly, the video was a huge help.

I have a number of off brand dash cams, they are all not worthwhile.

I had a Lukas LK7900 dash cam (which is now bricked as I tried to update the firmware and bricked it) that thing had the best video quality.

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I want the type of dashcam where it's also a rearview mirror, as in you remove your existing rear view mirror and install the dashcam in it's place. I figure it's less likely to get stolen that way. And I already have a power feed to the mirror.
 
Love this thread. I live on a narrow, windy road with no center line and lots of knuckleheads don’t know how to move over. I have the OEM Tesla cam and always engaged the Corvette’s data recorder when driving but may want to get one for my wife’s Suburbabn. I have already sent a clip of an accident the Tesla caught to both parties. Having worked in insurance, I appreciated a solid witness or video evidence so I felt obligated to stop and share.
 

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