Front and rear dash cams provided by Thinkware, a Korean company specializing in dash cam manufacturing, in cooperation with Dash Cam Saudi Arabia store, with a 24-month warranty.
2K resolution for both front and rear lenses
With the Thinkawre Q1000 dash cam, you can get high-quality video with more fine details compared to regular FHD quality, in addition to a wide 152-degree shooting angle, so you can document all the fine details on the road on video.
Dynamic rear lens with 2K 30fps resolution:
The Thinkware Q1000 dash cam also supports a rear dash cam and 2K video recording at 30 frames per second, which enhances the smoothness of the video unit, and has a wide 152-degree shooting angle.
According to statistics, rear-end collisions account for a third of all accidents, so a 140-degree camera angle can capture the entire image behind you and protect you from the other party's denial.
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Night photography
Videos in low-light conditions such as unlit roads or parking lots may not be as clear, but the Thinkware Q1000 dash cam uses the superior SUPER NIGHT VISION3.0 night vision system, which is based on Image Signal Processing (ISP) technology, to deliver clear and visible video in all conditions, whether the vehicle is stationary or moving.
This Sony duo will improve low-light shooting performance as well as Thinkware's performance in processing captured video.
Time-lapse feature:
When the car is parked and the memory is full with continuous shooting, you may lose some important clips and not be able to retrieve them, especially when the camera is in parked mode with normal shooting mode, which requires a large memory size to store for a longer period.
But with the time-lapse feature in the Q1000 dash cam, the dash cam will shoot continuously at a rate of two shots per second, which will help reduce the video size and not consume memory space, while increasing the recording time to 16 times that of normal recording.
Note: To activate this feature, you must use the fuse connector found in the dash cam box.
Safety systems while driving:
The Thinkware Q1000 dash cam is equipped with a Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS).
The collision warning system (FCWS)
Low-Speed Collision Warning System (FCWS)
The Forward Vehicle Departure Warning (FVDW) system ensures that the driver is always aware of the road through audible safety tones.
Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS)
Whether you're drowsy or distracted, this can increase the likelihood of an accident, but the lane departure warning system will alert you when you drift out of your lane at speeds above 50 km/h.
High or low speed collision warning system:
Accidents can be avoided by maintaining a safe distance from the car in front of you. With the Thinkware Q1000, you can calculate the distance between you and the car in front of you when driving at speeds exceeding 30 km/h on highways, or when driving at speeds below 30 km/h on city roads. The dash cam will then emit audible alerts at 3 levels depending on the likelihood of a collision.
Forward Vehicle Departure Warning System (FVDW)
When you are stopped at an intersection or traffic light, the smart alert system will notify you if the car that was stopped in front of you starts to leave, and this will reduce your delay in responding if your eyes are occupied with something else while stopped.
WDR video quality enhancement technology:
The Thinkware Dash Cam is equipped with the latest video quality enhancement technologies available in the industry, to ensure you get the best possible picture quality in all video recordings.
Wide Dynamic Range (WDR)
When driving towards the sun, or when exiting a tunnel, or on the side of buildings in shadow, etc., a sudden change in brightness will occur, and this may cause a significant increase or decrease in video brightness, resulting in some video details becoming unclear.
Automatic brightness adjustment feature:
A sudden increase in light from sunlight or car headlights can cause video blurring, as can entering or exiting a tunnel. With automatic brightness adjustment, brightness levels will be controlled to maintain video clarity and sharpness in all conditions.
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Different shooting modes
Continuous recording mode:
This mode is activated automatically when the car engine is started, and videos are saved in one-minute segments with an automatic scanning system for older clips.
Event recording mode:
The shock monitoring system will save a clip of the event along with 10 seconds before and after it using the G-sensor.
Manual recording mode:
You can choose this mode to securely save a video of the events happening in front of you with the click of a button.
Energy conservation feature
When the car is stationary, the camera can enter sleep mode to conserve the car battery. If any impact occurs, the camera will capture video via its shock sensor and will activate within seconds to record the event for 20 seconds.
Access saved recordings and make updates via smartphone:
The camera can be paired via smartphone using the dedicated app.
It is the THINKWARE DASH CAM Mobile Viewer application which allows you to access the camera via Wi-Fi to view, download, delete, or update the software installed on the camera.
The application for the Wi-Fi feature:
The application for the cloud connectivity feature:
The browser designed for computers allows you to view videos with more details:
With this browser you can access the memory contents and you will be able to view the videos comfortably and with more details, whether through the Windows or Mac system. You can view the videos and at the same time view the map, route history and speed.
You can also modify the options, format the memory, or even update the software through simple steps using the browser.
Comprehensive driving data details with built-in GPS:
The built-in GPS can pinpoint the location with high accuracy and all route history with the speed recorded at that time on the map. In the event of an accident, the accurate GPS can determine the speed at the time of the accident, the direction of the collision, and its force. The camera not only records video of the accident but can also be used to track previously recorded routes of the car's movements.
Camera protection system in case of overheating:
The camera is designed to dissipate heat and is equipped with a built-in temperature sensor that monitors the temperature and will preemptively turn the camera off to protect it from overheating damage.
Camera specifications
Front camera resolution: 1440p 2K
Rear camera resolution: 1440p 2K
Front-facing shooting angle: 152 degrees
Background shooting angle: 152 degrees
Wi-Fi
GPS
Time-lapse
Energy-saving system
Advanced video processing system
Thinkware mobile app for Android and iOS
Thinkware file viewer for Windows and Mac operating systems
Super Night Vision 3.0 Night Vision System
ADAS Collision Warning System
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