Thinkware dash cams settlement
A California class action over certain Thinkware dash cam models has settled. Anyone who bought a Thinkware X700, F200PRO, DC-M2-FG-IR, DC-M2-FG or F70PRO in the U.S. between January 25, 2019 and August 31, 2024 can claim a share of the fund, set by the number of valid claims.
Key facts
- Claims close
- Dec 14, 2026
- Per person
- Share of the fund
- Fund
- Not published
- Proof
- Which Thinkware model you bought, and roughly when
- Class period
- Jan 25, 2019 to Aug 31, 2024
- Case
- Jessica Ratzak v. Thinkware Systems USA, Inc., Case No. S-CV-0049793
- Court
- Superior Court of the State of California, County of Placer
- Administrator
- EisnerAmper · 1-888-614-5272
Who can claim
- Did you buy a Thinkware dash cam (X700, F200PRO, DC-M2 or F70PRO) between 2019 and 2024?
Class period: Jan 25, 2019 to Aug 31, 2024.
How much
Share of the fund, as published by TWCameraSettlement.com, the settlement website (Ratzak v. Thinkware, Placer County Superior Court). The administrator offers paper check or digital payment.
You'll need
- Which Thinkware model you bought, and roughly when
How to file
- Open the official claim site with the button on this page.
- Fill in the form yourself. Have the items under “You'll need” ready.
- Submit before claims close on Dec 14, 2026.
- Sign in to Claimmy afterwards to mark it filed and keep the deadline in view.
Opens the administrator's form in a new tab. We never file for you.
Important dates
- Opt-out deadlineNov 30, 2026
- Objection deadlineNov 30, 2026
- Claims closeDec 14, 2026
- Final approval hearingJan 12, 2027
About the case
This lawsuit alleges that Thinkware Systems USA, Inc. misrepresented and falsely advertised that its X700, F200PRO, DC-M2-FG-IR, DC-M2-FG and F70PRO dashcams featured a Super Night Vision function, without disclosing that the function was only available in parking mode. The case was filed in California state court on behalf of people who bought these dashcams in the United States. Thinkware denies the allegations and any wrongdoing but agreed to settle to avoid further litigation.
Jessica Ratzak v. Thinkware Systems USA, Inc., Case No. S-CV-0049793, Superior Court of the State of California, County of Placer.
Sources
Source: TWCameraSettlement.com, the settlement website (Ratzak v. Thinkware, Placer County Superior Court). Checked Oct 25, 2026. Final amounts depend on how many people claim.
Questions about this settlement
What is the deadline to file a claim in the Thinkware dash cams settlement?
Claims close on Dec 14, 2026. File on the administrator's official site before then.
How much is the Thinkware dash cams settlement per person?
Share of the fund, as published by TWCameraSettlement.com, the settlement website (Ratzak v. Thinkware, Placer County Superior Court). Final amounts depend on how many people claim.
Do I need proof to file a claim in the Thinkware dash cams settlement?
Yes. You'll need: Which Thinkware model you bought, and roughly when.
Who qualifies for the Thinkware dash cams settlement?
The administrator decides who qualifies. You may qualify if the answer is yes: Did you buy a Thinkware dash cam (X700, F200PRO, DC-M2 or F70PRO) between 2019 and 2024? The class period is Jan 25, 2019 to Aug 31, 2024.
How do I file a claim in the Thinkware dash cams settlement?
On the official settlement website run by TWCameraSettlement.com, the settlement website (Ratzak v. Thinkware, Placer County Superior Court). The Claim button on this page opens the form in a new tab. Claimmy never files for you and never holds money.
When is the final approval hearing for the Thinkware dash cams settlement?
The court's final approval hearing is set for Jan 12, 2027.
Does Claimmy file the claim for me?
No. The Claim button opens the administrator's official form in a new tab and you file it yourself. We never file for anyone and never hold money.
Other open settlements
Sorted by claim deadline. Figures are the administrators' published maximums or fund sizes. We never file for you.