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Add to SafariWhen comparing G1W vs DVR 207 , the Slant community recommends G1W for most people. In the question“What are the best dash cams around $100?” G1W is ranked 2nd while DVR 207 is ranked 6th. The most important reason people chose G1W is:
the G1W can be configured to start recording when motion is detected.
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Pros
Pro Includes motion sensor
the G1W can be configured to start recording when motion is detected.
Pro Easy to use, lean interface
G1W cuts out unnecessary features, so the interface is easily operable with minimum clutter.
Pro High definition camera with crisp picture
The G1W shoots 1080p at 30 frames per second.
Pro Fits behind the rear view mirror
The G1W isn't the smallest, but it is still very discreet and out of the way because it sits behind the rear view mirror.
Pro Can be rotated by hand 270 degrees
This dash cam can be aimed in any direction, but must be rotated by hand.
Pro Supports loop recording
Video can be recorded in short segments so that useless footage is perpetually deleted.
Pro Supports date and time stamps
This can be useful for maintaining accurate records.
Pro Includes G sensor
The G sensor helps the DVR 207 to register when a crash is occurring so footage will be locked.
Cons
Con Vibrations muddle the sound quality
Due to the G1W's cheap build, the parts rattle. This causes some interference with audio quality but shouldn't be a deal breaker.
Con It is common for the mini-USB plug comes loose
Con Turns off as soon as the car turns off
If the car is off, there is no way that the camera can be recording.
Con Video quality reflects the camera's price
The video quality for the DVR 207 sucks, but it still gets the job done.
Con Confusing interface
The DVR 207 allows users to input time and date, but this can get tricky because of the camera's cheap quality.
