Thinkware Dash Cams are easy to setup and use devices that deliver a wide range of benefits. Many people are aware that they could use the captured footage from a dash cam to help establish their innocence if they get into accident. However, they may not be aware of some of the other amazing benefits dash cams offer. You’ll find out for yourself how great these are if you read the information below before entering this contest. And if you enter this contest, you might win one of eight new Thinkware dash cams.

Thinkware dash cams are easy to use

I’ve sent Thinkware dash cams to various writers and there are a few commonalities across these reviews. First of all, they all found the installation and set up of the device extremely simple. For example, Dave Neufeld wrote, “Getting up and running with the Thinkware F70 Dashcam could scarcely be much easier.” In her review, Shelly Wutke said, “… it couldn’t have been easier.” Matt Paligaru explains how easy it is to install the front camera of the F200 he was sent then stated, “Installing the rear camera is just as easy.” And, after testing the F800 Brad Moon stated, “First up, installation of the dash cam was easy.”

See a pattern here? Multiple different independent reviewers, using different Thinkware dash cam models, all found that these are easy to set up. Furthermore, they all had no issues with using them as intended.

Why would you want a dash cam

Another commonality across all of these reviewers was what they saw as an important reason to get a dashcam: insurance claims. No one likes to be falsely accused of causing an accident. Dash cam footage has been used by many people to prove their innocence when the evidence was unclear or especially when the other party in the accident was not honest. Dash cam footage has also been used to help people get out of traffic tickets issued erroneously. “I didn’t go through a red light, officer; and, I can prove it!”

If you have teenagers, then a dash cam is a great motivator for them to driver responsibly: everything will be recorded and reviewed when the car is returned. Speaking of reviewing footage: you can also do this after a week of driving to help self-diagnose bad habits and become a safer driver youself.

Of course, you are likely familiar with one other benefit: capturing amazing or shocking events. I live on a tiny island, where the deer outnumber people 3 to 1, so I would likely capture a ton of footage of deer crossing the road if I had one. But YouTube has many examples of people capturing really cool footage like fireballs and meteorites—all thanks to owning a dashcam.

What are you hoping to capture if you are lucky enough to win one of the eight Thinkware dash cam prizes we are giving away in this contest?

How to enter

Entering this contest is easy but you can only enter once. In a comment below, tell us which Thinkware dash cam is your favourite and what you would hope to capture if you win one.

What you can win

At the end of this contest we will select eight winners from all eligible entries. Each winner will receive one of the eight prizes: one F70, one F200, two X700, two F800, and two Q800Pro.

This contest runs from June 22nd to July 5th.

Remember you can only enter once. However, safety and security on the road are important to all of us so share this contest with friends and loved ones so they too have a chance to win.

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Good Luck

Martin Renaud
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  1. I would use the Thinkware Q800PRO 2K Dashcam with Wi-Fi in part of my “save my butt” policy! You never know when you’ll need it!

  2. I would use the Thinkware Q800PRO 2K Dashcam with Wi-Fi in part of my “save my butt” policy! You never know when you’ll need it!

  3. My choice would be the Thinkware Q800PRO with the Parking mode feature for the added security when my vehicle is in a parking lot.

  5. The Q800 Pro would allow me to be aware of what’s happening with my car even when I’m not around. Love the optional parking mode surveillance feature.

  6. The Thinkware Q800 Pro is my favourite. Because I would use the camera for insurance claims purposes, I hope to capture nothing more than normal driving.

  12. Definitely the Q800 Pro.
    Having a dashcam would useful in determining who is at fault is an accident occurs and should make it easier in dealing with a claim.

  16. I like the Thinkware F800 because it looks easy to install and has Super Night Vision & WiFi. I would like to capture the downtown buildings when it is lit at night to see how beautiful the city is.

  17. I like the Thinkware F800 which is my favourite. I would like to capture the current weather conditions if I were to be in an accident. This would be great help for an insurance claim for all parties involved.

  19. Q800PRO would be ideal with high resolution that captures license plates when driving and in parking lots in case of hit and runs.

  20. I would like the Thinkware F800 . It has a large number of positive reviews. From a pactical stand point, I once had to pay a ticket for going through a red light which changed while I was going through it. If it happened again, I would have proof.

  23. The Q800pro is my favoriteI would want one for my for security and insurance especially when travelling.

  24. I would like Thinkware X700 Full HD 1080p Dash Cam & Rear Camera . It has good specifications and it is a complete package. It would come very handy for car accidents.

  25. F800 is my favourite as a family member owns it and showed me the wide range of features on it. If I win I would use it to have peace of mind while driving as I know all video will be captured.

  28. I would capture the drive to our campsite with the Thinkware Q800PRO 2K Dashcam with Wi-Fi.

  29. Thinkware Q800PRO 2K Dashcam with Wi-Fi- Excellent reviews! I would hope to record my country drive home and the wild life that dart in front of the car.

  32. Would love to capture the idiot race car drivers that cut people off and make a YouTube video with the footage.

  35. I would choose thinkware q800pro. I would love the ability to connect to the dashcam via wifi.

  36. The x700 is my choice. I like that it is smaller and has a rear view camera. I hope to capture my daily driving for safety purposes.

  37. I like the Thinkware Q800PRO 2K Dashcam with Wi-Fi. I would use it to record my drives for security purposes.

  39. I would want the Thinkware Q800PRO 2K due to its ability to capture front and rear footage; I could have used this cam a month ago when a driver hit me from behind and then proceeded to lie (including accusing me of a hit and run – which I was able to disprove within one conversation with the police).

  40. The Q800 Pro, I hope to capture any issues this high-resolution, smart device can clear up, whether my vehicle is driving or parked.

  41. I think any of these would be a good investment to me as a new driver & offer more peace of mind. Thanks Best Buy! 🙂

  42. The q800pro is my favourite and I would want one for my long drives and for security and insurance. Hopefully I never need it but the peace of mind will be there.

  43. My favourite would be the F800 with the night vision. I would hope to capture footage for insurance purposes.

  45. My favorite dash cam would be the Thinkware Q800PRO 2K Dashcam with Wi-Fi so I could capture footage of any front or rear collisions.

  46. I would use it for road safety for accidents etc. I like the Thinkware U1000 4K UHD Dash Cam with Rear Camera & Wi-Fi

  47. My pick would be Thinkware Q800PRO 2K Dashcam with Wi-Fi and I would use it to capture anything unusual on my 25 minute commute to work or in case of accidents.

  48. Thinkware X700 Full HD 1080p Dash Cam & Rear Camera
    For my grand daughter. It is important to be protected from the front and back

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