#Rexing dash cam license#

The Thinkware U1000 does its primary job very well: it records clear footage day and night, catching important details about car accidents, including license plate numbers. If you’re among the unlucky users who can’t get the app to work, you can still transfer videos from the Rexing V1P to a computer with a card reader or USB cord. If that’s all it takes, the app developers should make that clear. One reviewer did mention that you have to turn your phone’s cellular data off in order to download the videos. Rexing dash cams also work with a third-party app called TimaCam, but its ratings aren’t much better: 2.1 on the Google Play store and 2.0 on the Apple App Store.* We’re concerned that Rexing has amassed so many poor app reviews and still hasn’t released an update, fix, or troubleshooting tip. Most complain about transfer/download issues. Rexing Connect earned just 2.0 out of 5 stars on the Apple App Store and a meager 1.3 out of 5 stars on the Google Play store. That’s where, according to most reviewers, the app just doesn’t work. You can also use it to look at video clips and transfer them to your device via Wi-Fi. This free app lets you adjust a few settings like G-sensor sensitivity and the date stamp on videos. But as much as we hoped the Rexing would be the dash cam of our dreams.

The Rexing V1P won us over with those temp specs and wooed us even more with an industry-leading 170° viewing angle.