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- Condition
- New
- Set
- ARC 2CH
- Storage
- 32 GB
- Screen size
- 2.7 in
- Dimensions
- 1"D x 4"W x 2"H
- Color
- Black
- Vehicle Service Type
- Car
- In the box
- Car Mount
- Warranty
- 1 Year Manufacturer's Limited Warranty
- Works with
- Android, Smartphone, iPhone
Features 6
- 2K QHD FRONT & REAR: This dashcam front and rear camera records 1440P+1440P video from both lenses at 30fps with 125 viewing angles, capturing balanced color, reduced glare, and clear day or night footage.
- 2.7 IPS TOUCHSCREEN & WI-FI: Built as one of the car on-dash mounted cameras with a 2.7 LCD touchscreen, it lets you view safety alerts, adjust settings, and play back videos, while the IPS panel keeps the display clear from multiple angles.
- GPS & DRIVER ALERTS: This front and rear dash camera includes a GPS antenna for speed and red-light camera warnings while embedding speed, time, and location data into video. Supports Front Vehicle Departure and Traffic Light Change alerts.
- SUPER NIGHT VISION 2.0: The dual dash cam front and rear setup enhances video brightness and reduces image noise in low-light conditions, helping both cameras capture more visible details while driving or parked.
- 24/7 PARKING SURVEILLANCE: Dash cam with parking mode captures events using Motion/Impact Detection, Time Lapse, Smart Parking Mode, Energy Saving Mode, 20-second impact recording, and temperature control. Hardwiring cable included.
- RECORDING, PRIVACY & THERMAL PROTECTION: Our dual camera dash cam supports Continuous, Incident, Manual, Motion Detection, Energy Saving, Voice Recording, and Smart File Management, with Privacy Lock, thermal sensors, and supercapacitors.
Specs 31
| Brand | THINKWARE |
|---|---|
| Model Name | THINKWARE ARC |
| Vehicle Service Type | Car |
| Connectivity Technology | Auxiliary |
| Special Feature | G-Sensor |
| Video Capture Resolution | 1440p |
| Mounting Type | Windshield Mount |
| Color | Black |
| Field Of View | 130 degrees |
| Compatible with Vehicle Type | Car |
| Other Special Features of the Product | G-Sensor |
| Control Method | App |
| Screen Size | 2.7 inches |
| Flash Memory Type | microSD |
| Auto Part Position | Front |
| Display Type | LED |
| Supported Standards | MP4 |
| Frame Rate | 60 FPS |
| Real Angle of View | 130 degrees |
| Included Memory Card Size | 32 GB |
| Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum | 256 GB |
| Memory Storage Capacity | 32 GB |
| Auto Part Orientation | Front & Rear |
| Built-In Media | Car Mount |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Manufacturer | THINKWARE |
| Item Highlight | Lane departure and forward collision alerts, 24-hour energy saving parking mode, night vision, Free 32GB card included |
| Item Type Name | Dash Cam |
| Model Number | TW-ARC |
| Mfr Part Number | TW-ARC |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 1"D x 4"W x 2"H |
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2026 by Courtney Thirakoune
Excellent dash cam with outstanding video quality
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Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2026 by DM
Best dashcam I’ve used!
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Finally stopped worrying every time I park I'm a personal trainer in NYC and I'm driving between Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens pretty much every day. My car is basically my office at this point. It's also been broken into before, and they took my airbag, so I've spent a lot of time parking somewhere and just hoping for the best. The THINKWARE ARC900 fixed that. Radar parking mode and real-time alerts were the main reasons I bought it. Radar parking mode keeps watch while I'm inside with a client, so I'm not sitting through a session wondering what's going on outside. If something happens, I get a real-time alert on my phone. Super Night Vision 4.0 is genuinely clear too, which matters more than people think. A lot of my sessions end after dark, and grainy night footage is useless if something actually happens. The other thing I was worried about was battery drain, since the car sits parked for long stretches between clients. It hasn't been an issue once. Starts every morning. Installation was straightforward and pulling footage off the app is easy. If you park on the street in a city, this is worth every penny.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2026 by Bryan Blacio
My Honest Review
Set name: ARC 2CH
[Updated on 10/12/24] Customer service finally gave me an answer (after about 3 months I submitted my initial complaint). They told me to turn off night vision, and they had no other solution. But I’ve already turned it off, and I still could not record license plates at night. What is the point of advertising “super night vision” if you’re saying not to use it? Basically, this is a product that they cannot fix. ————————————— [My Original Review] I have tried many dashcams through the years. I have tried from $50 entry dashcams to the more expensive Starvis 2 sensor ones. I was not happy with the cheaper ones due to poor image quality. The ones with the latest Sony’s image sensor were a little better, but they did not justify the high pricetag. Also, the great reviews online about their capability to capture license plates at night — I learned you should take those with a grain of salt. Then I decided to go another direction. 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What’s the point of having a dashcam when it can’t read a license plate 3 feet in front of you? I have tested other cheaper dashcams and they had better night recordings than this. There are features like the ADAS feature which alerts you when the signal turns green. Or security blinking LED lights which many other brands don’t have. But there are too many cons. It was even frustrating just to set the time correctly since the Arc dashcam uses some weird time zone system. Overall, the Arc dashcam kind of feels like it’s unpolished which is why I regret buying this dashcam. I have lost all credibility in Thinkware. I have reached out to Thinkware and asked for assistance on these issues, and they still haven’t provided any real solution yet for 2 months now. They kept telling me “rest assured we will support you.” But as soon as my return window closed, they stopped replying. 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Missing connectivity...but worth it. So worth it
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Definitely works!
Set name: Radar Module
I bought this to supplement the Thinkware U1000. Please read this entire review before you purchase it. The dashcam was installed by a professional while I was able to install the radar unit myself, routing the I/o cable through the rain sensor and rear view mirror housing. I am not sure wy the literature states that the module picks up sedan sized objects. I mean, I am not that big right? 🤪😂 In the attached video, you will see me approaching the vehicle, then I gently but firmly, thumped part of the fender to trigger an event recording. You will notice that the video is 20 seconds long- it got me 10 seconds in, then after the thump, it continued recording for 10 more seconds. Please note that all video incident recordings, while in parked mode, are only 15fps. The small photo I also included shows what is stamped on videos. At least, almost all. The only thing I did not include was the speed stamp. 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But I want to state comfortably, at least, if you have an XS D4900 battery, you need not worry about purchasing a separate battery pack for your vehicle if you plan on hardwiring the U1000 to your car and using this radar module. I will go as far as to hypothesize that depending on your alternator- if it provides adequate power for your vehicle, its electronics and recharge your battery, the condition of your batter- its age, how capable it is and it does not discharge quickly while your car is off, you may not need an external battery. This radar unit works and allows your U1000 to sip current, only waking the dashcam to record when there is movement in front of the vehicle and an incident occurred. ONE EXTREMELY IMPORTANT THING TO NOTE: ENABLING THIS RADAR MODULE NEGATES THINKWARE CLOUD FEATURES!!!!! A lot of people, myself included, did not particularly see this. I am not sure if this is any fault of the manufacturer in not communicating this clearly with customers. But only after I bought it and installed it, realised that they were not working, I went online to ascertain why and then I saw it. Once you use the radar module, you will NOT be able to connect to a wifi network when Parking mode is activated. The U1000 will disconnect from whatever network it is connected to and then go to sleep until either the radar module picks up movement or the U1000 registers an impact. With the radar module installed and enabled: 1) You will BE ABLE TO connect to a WiFi network and use Live view when continuous recording is enabled. 2) You will NOT be able to connect to a WiFi network or use the Live View in parking mode. 2) You will NOT be able to connect to a WiFi network or locate your vehicle in Parking mode. 3) You will NOT get any notifications of any impact while your car is parked. 4) It is apparent that you will be unable to upload videos of incidents (where an impact was registered) while you're driving (Continuous Recording). My dashcam was connected to my mobile's hotspot (LTE network), I simulated incidents of impact by driving in potholes 😅, got the electronic chirp from the U1000 on these two occasions and confirmed that videos were saved in the incident recording file list. I received no notification on my phone and no videos were uploaded to the cloud. While that is not cool, I guess, the main reason I bought this module, was to not just get the recording after an incident has occurred. I want the before and after. That is important to me. If anyone at Thinkware is reading this, I have a suggestion I sincerely and fervently hope you would implement. Provide a software update in which you include an option to, 'Enable Notifications and Uploads,' when the Radar option is engaged. Give us that option. This way, only when the radar module wakes up the U1000, it will connect to a wifi network. And if an impact is registered, it sends a notification to the user's mobile phone and uploads the recorded event to the cloud. Then after the upload is complete, the U1000 goes back to sleep in it's energy saving mode. Some of us are daily drivers so connecting to the network, the negligible battery drain is an acceptable compromise. I am sure that many of us will love to have that option to chose. I gave it 5 stars because it works as advertised- no issues.. But if I had to criticise its functionality, I would give it 3 stars because it cripples the potential and true capabilities of the U1000. Lastly, for those who are wondering, this does not register movement in the back of the car. Even if you have the 2 channel setup like I do. Yeah, I know 🤓. But I saw some people asking about it in some other paces so I figured I'd cater to that audience here too. Here is another opportunity for Thinkware again: you can create a radar module for the back which accepts the existing microUSB I/O from the front unit and connects to the microUSB I/O of the second camera module. That way everyone who has the 2 channel setup can just integrate the new Radar module without breaking their pockets or having to buy a whole new iteration to benefit from that advantage. Just some suggestions, Thinkware. Conclusion: If you do not mind the loss of the U1000's cloud features, BUY IT! If it is important to you that you capture the moments leading up to an impact to your vehicle, including the moments after, BUY IT! If you have a separate battery that is connected to your U1000 and you use motion detection or time lapse in parking mode and you are happy with using Thinkware's cloud features- you can use Live View and also check your car's location while it is parked, you can receive notifications on impacts when you're parked and your videos get uploaded automatically, DO NOT BUY THIS!! Even if you dont have a second battery but you live on the edge and your U1000 is hardwired to you car and you enjoy Thinkware's cloud features, DO NOT BUY THIS!!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2021 by Kofster
It’s the quality
Set name: ARC700 with 64GB MicroSD
can’t actually rate this product but am a returning thinkware customer. I bought these dash cams for my sister and nephew for their new cars. Bought a f800 model 8 years ago and compare with this ARC700 model is almost the same except 4K front and 2 k rear camera quality. I bought these for quality, can with stand heat and catch people hitting your parked car or when driving, plus alerts in intersection red light and speed camera. I highly recommend this product
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2026 by Arnold
parking mode stop when temperature inside car gets to 140F
Set name: ARC 2CH
- Parking mode stop and dashcam shutdown completely when outside temp is 80F to 90F, inside car is up to 144 F. If you need parking mode in hot climate, this won't work. - Touch screen is not responsive even after calibrated. - GPS info of recorded videos take forever to read/load. (It has never completed the loading whenever I check the videos on my computer.) Other than the above issues, everything is great: - easy to install, include hardwire setup - Recorded videos are put in separate folder depend on type: continuous, continuous incident, parking, parking incident, saved file. They are very easy to search on the dashcam or phone or put the micro sd card on computer. -Video quality is good. - Sensitivity of motion detection, G sensor is adjustable, it works for my purpose when the temperature is cool (like below 80F outside) -Traffic lights and front car departure detection work fine.
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