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Thinkware X800 review

Posted on November 30, 2022August 27, 2023 By bot

Two-minute review It’s rare to heap much praise on the way a dash cam looks, given they spend most of their time hidden behind the rearview mirror, quietly getting on with their job. Not so with the Thinkware X800, which we think looks pretty great thanks to its faux leather grain effect, pronounced camera bump, and soft-touch plastic housing. It doesn’t have the jewel-like quality of an iPhone 14 Pro, of course, but it’s a much nicer thing to hold and look at than most of its rivals.
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