Qubo Car DashCam Pro 2K QHD by Hero Group | Made in India | USB Input | Wide Angle View | G-Sensor | Wi-Fi | Emergency Recording | Supports Up to 1 TB SD Card

I am thoroughly impressed with this dashcam and can confidently give it a full 5-star rating. It excels in every single category, from video quality to build and features. ​First, the 2K QHD recording is the standout feature. The clarity is just incredible, and as advertised, it captures crucial details like license plates and road signs with perfect sharpness, even at a distance. Paired with the 120° ultra-wide angle, it easily covers my entire view, including multiple lanes on the highway. There are no blind spots, which gives me complete peace of mind. ​What truly sets this apart for me is the Supercapacitor. Living in a hot climate (like India), I've had dashcams with lithium batteries fail or swell. The supercapacitor design is a brilliant solution that can handle extreme temperatures (from -20°C to 85°C!) without any issues. This is a huge win for reliability. The Emergency Event Lock (G-Sensor) also works perfectly, instantly detecting any sudden impact and locking the footage so it doesn't get overwritten. ​The design is both smart and practical. Its slim profile means it’s almost invisible behind my rearview mirror, offering a completely unobstructed view. The 360° rotatable design is a game-changer; I can easily swing it around to record inside the cabin, which is a great added security feature. The Qubo Pro App is also a breeze to use—connecting to the live feed, downloading clips, and changing settings is all very intuitive. ​Finally, the bonus features are just the icing on the cake. The support for a massive 1TB SD card is incredible. I can save weeks, if not months, of footage without ever worrying about it looping. The Journey Time-Lapse is another fun bonus, perfect for creating cool summaries of long drives. ​Honestly, this dashcam has exceeded all my expectations. It’s a premium, feature-packed device that delivers on every promise. If you're looking for a reliable, high-quality dashcam, look no further. This is a 10/10, 5-star product. Highly recommended!

The Dashcam is Good, but could be better. I used this for almost 2 weeks & here are a few observations. The unit is made in India, but the charger is made in China. Still the best option today, if you wish to avoid pure Chinese product. This shows there are some components of chinese origin. We start from fixing - there was no clear instruction on fixing process. Though simple, there must be some printed details. I had to scan the QR code, download manual & read through the document. I still made mistake in fixing, twice. Once, I fixed the camera on left side of rear view mirror, but it was so close that I could not insert the power cord. So moved it on the other side. Now again, I could not access the power button. (An instruction with required clearance on both sides would have helped). Finally moved the camera further away. The good part is, the adhesion of the fixing tape is unimaginably strong. It was huge effort to remove it twice & re-fix. Still, the camera is holding on strongly at its final location. There are so many audio notification tones, but no instruction to understand their meaning. You need to keep guessing. The video recording in good light is excellent. Even in less light, its good. The impact pics (attached) are of quite low resolution. Multiple videos are recorded in 1min duration. There should be option to change this to 5,10,30,60 mins. to have lesser files. Couldn't find the option - That brings to biggest disadvantage, you can work on the app. view the pics/videos, change settings ONLY when the phone is connected to the device. So, you need to park the car, sit in & manage all these things. This must be improved & allowed even when away from device. Secondly, the App insists for switching on the GPS location service. If you don't, the App just closes down. This is quite funny - I want to learn about all the setting & details sitting anywhere - why Location is compulsory, it should be optional - I may not like to record my location!! Another disadvantage is you may not be able to monitor your driver. Not only, you can't access the camera, you can't see his location or speed too. I feel if GPS is working on the camera, location & speed must be possible to access using the App. even when away. Also, the driver can easily disconnect power & you will have no history, where did your car go. There should be an alert on the phone when the camera is off. Once I was driving, thinking the camera is recording, the power got loose in some bump & it stopped recording, there was no alert/notification!! Another negative is, you can not see these *.mp4 video files with regular media players. You need HEVC video extensions & that is chargeable by micro soft. Lastly, I noted that if your power cable is connected, the camera is in On mode, it keeps recording even when parked & locked. This is very good for the car safety. Not sure, how much battery it consumes & if the unit is so rugged that it will keep working 24 hrs a day. And how much will be SD card life. All said - The buy is good, as it does the basic job quite well. Some improvements will make this an excellent purchase (Hope Hero group/Qubo is listening). I still recommend this product for all the basic needs from a Dashcam.

I would not recommend purchasing this dashcam based on my experience of using it for the past 1.5 years. The video quality is good; however, the product uses a supercapacitor instead of a lithium-ion battery, which the company promotes as a key USP, claiming it performs better in extreme climate conditions. Unfortunately, this turns out to be a major drawback. After about one year of use, the supercapacitor in my unit started malfunctioning. The purpose of the supercapacitor is to keep the camera powered for a few seconds after the car is turned off, allowing the last segment of video to be properly saved to the memory card. Once the supercapacitor fails, the dashcam is unable to save the final moments of footage. This is a serious issue, especially in the event of an accident, as the most critical footage—often the last few minutes—may be lost. What makes the situation worse is that replacing the supercapacitor costs nearly half the price of the dashcam itself, making the repair economically unjustifiable