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Published: 2018-10-13, Author: Richard , review by: androidpolice.com
The 1440p video quality is clear, and license plates are easily readable. There's an in-cabin camera as well, It allows videos to be easily backed up and alerts to be sent to your phone, It should come in handy if you forget where you parked
$349 is a hard pill to swallow, especially since you'll have to start paying a monthly fee after a year (if you want to keep using LTE, which you will), I get that Owl went this route to keep the camera powered when the car is off, but my car wasn't too h
No. At the end of the day, the choice is yours, but I wouldn't purchase an Owl Car Cam for myself. It does some things well, but at $349, I'd expect everything to be top-notch. Owl's logic behind the use of the always-powered OBD port makes sense in theor...
So is the Owl Cam a wise idea for in-car security? It certainly is sexy — for an add-on car gadget — and fun to use. However, if you're looking for value and a full suite of connected car features, including diagnostic alerts and navigation, the $299 Rave...
outside- and inside-camera quality, LTE-enabled motion alerts will let you know of any disturbances around your car
No microSD card that allows you to remove footage from device, Currently only saves last 24 hours of footage, Bright internal LEDs could attract unwanted attention to your car at night, Live View video quality varies depending on LTE signal strength, Curr
Sends incident video to the cloud via LTE in near real-time, Super-clever design with magnetic mounting and cable connections, Super-simple hardwired installation uses your OBD-II portfor power
Expensive with ongoing LTE costs, Currently shipping without Android support, Poor low-light video, Currently shipping without GPS watermarking
The Owl be the best dash cam in existence—when it fills out its feature set. Its near-real-time LTE uploads video of incidents or break-ins are an industry first, and the design is clever and innovative. But the ongoing cost of LTE makes it pricey to oper...
Published: 2018-03-22, Author: Jon , review by: macworld.com
Sends incident video to the cloud via LTE in near realtime, Superclever design with magnetic mounting and cable connections, Supersimple hardwired installation uses your OBDII portfor power
Expensive with ongoing LTE costs, Currently shipping without Android support, Poor lowlight video, Currently shipping without GPS watermarking
The Owl cam is a cool dashcam that I personally hope will keep my car from getting broken into. If it does, I'll post the video.Here's a video of a customer whose car was hit on his first day driving with Owl. The video helped him prove he wasn't at fault...
Abstract: Owl's Car Cam is ground-breaking and uniquely capable, and it sports a wonderfully slick design that cherry-picks the best bits from the competition—and adds some soon-to-be-copied tricks of its own. But at $349, it's also one of the most expensive dash c...
Published: 2018-03-22, Author: Jon , review by: pcworld.co.nz
Abstract: Owl's Car Cam is ground-breaking and uniquely capable, and it sports a wonderfully slick design that cherry-picks the best bits from the competition—and adds some soon-to-be-copied tricks of its own. But at $349, it's also one of the most expensive dash c...
Abstract: Dash cams have gained in popularity recently in part because of jaw-dropping viral videos of stunt driving and stunning weather activity, like a gorgeous sunset or menacing tornado. Perhaps a less fun, but more important reason that drivers are putting da...
