Dash Camera for Cars 1080P Full HD Dual Dash Cam 3" IPS Screen in Car Camera Front and Rear Night Vision,170°Wide Angle Motion Detection Parking Monitor G-Sensor(with SD Card)

compact, worked right out of the box following instructions. One point to make is the lens does stick out more than other cameras so your fitment to the windshield given the small mount is making it hard to get a full shot.

Brought 2 sets 4 months ago and happy with the video day or night high resolution with affordable price. Reordered 2 more sets for friend. Take about 45-60 minutes to install on each car from small to mid side SUV.

Ease of use while driving and security of knowing any issues are being recorded

dash cam and the rear camera were very easy to install and setup and install inside the car. The picture quality was very clear as well. It does not stick to the windshield really great, it comes off pretty easy, The instructions aren't really clear on how to set the date and time or watch and save videos. You have to play with it a bit to figure out what you need to do.

Does a great job of recording video now the only issue I have is the suction cup keeps letting go of my windshield if the car is left outside for a period of time. But that could be user error on my part 🤔 overall still happy with it.

The media could not be loaded.  I bought this dash cam a few weeks ago as a precautionary measure for my commutes to and from work mostly. I installed it per the directions and the first couple days it worked ok despite it restarting itself multiple times throughout the trip, which I believe comes from an issue with the power supply, it worked fine. After the first week it started shutting itself down but wouldn’t turn back on no matter what button I pushed. The next day it came back on and had factory reset itself. This has happened several times since then. I was unlucky enough to hit a deer on my way home from work the other day but I did manage to catch it on my dash cam so I can at least say that it works and is why I gave it 4/5 stars instead of 3/5. The video was surprisingly easy to download off of the sd card.

The video quality during the day overall is not that bad. At night it leaves more to be wanted. The quality of picture and the motion sensor on the rear camera is not very good through tints. So if you want the motion sensor and better picture quality to work with, mount it to the outside of your vehicle. The cigarette lighter power cord that goes to the forward facing camera is shorter than expected. I spliced the wire and extended it, then tapped it into a fuse to leave the cigarette outlet available.Neither camera covers 180 degrees as it advertises. I’d say it’s closer to 120-145 degrees. The set up overall together was easy, especially if you know how to remove the moldings to hide the cable. I definitely say that if you don’t know what you’re doing either A. Take the car to a shop to have them remove the moldings or you can damage your clips or B watch a YouTube video on how to do it. It’s fairly easy. I also recommend if you don’t have one. Buying a molding remover tool on Amazon with this purchase cause you’re gonna need it.The suction cup on the dash cam for lack of a better word Sucks. It’s terrible. I’ve installed dash lights in first responder vehicles and those use suction cups so trust me when I tell you this is not a good suction cup. Either A buy a better suction cup to mount it or B since option A is a pain in the butt, buy some double sided tape (I use Alien Tape) and stick it on the suction cup and then mount it to the windshield.Overall you spent $60 or less on this camera set. For the price it’s worth it. There are better options out there but they are more expensive. If you’re only worrying about standard driving video coverage this is the option for you. If you’re doing things like off-roading, racing, parked vehicle security, or a significant amount of night time driving I highly recommend investing in a better set of cameras and spending the money.Update: 10/29 The rear facing camera records backwards. The image is flipped for some reason. I saw someone else had an issue on here and said after talking to the company it is a industry standard. It absolutely is NOT, been installing car electronics for years and have never seen reverse image cameras. These are supposed to be used in lieu of back-up cameras according to their description. How can you say it’s an industry standard when backup cameras legally cannot be reverse images? I don’t use it as a backup camera. But I need an exact image and I will be reaching out to them for a refund.

Muy cómoda y util

Bought this around a month ago when it was on sale for maybe 55 bucks, excellent quality and would happily pay 70 for it. If you're on a bit of a budget and can't afford/justify one of the more expensive options, then absolutely get this. Timestamp is unintrusive but clear, suction mount works excellently, UI is a little basic but that's not necessarily a bad thing in a dash cam, built in screen is clear enough if you need to review footage right then or ensure you have the framing correct, and the power cable actually has a USB port on the 12V part. Microphone is also good quality, a little quiet but it picks up things like revs, discussions in the cabin (or calling out things like a license plate if you need to do that) and horns perfectly fine. Front camera takes maybe 2 minutes to set up, although if you're not able to get into the settings make sure the camera isn't recording, don't ask how I know. microSD card (which, for what it's worth, is absolutely replicating the SanDisk design) holds the amount of storage advertised (also very nice to include a microSD to USB adapter), and with the front cam rolling can hold around 4 hours of footage with audio. With the rear cam rolling as well it's closer to 2.5 hours. The automatic deletion of old files is nice because then you don't have to go through deleting old stuff yourself every couple of days, but it is something to keep in mind in case you witness something that you need to get the footage for, you need to get it sooner than later (I've found with around 1 hour of driving per day front and rear cam, there's a few days worth of footage stored on the provided 32 gig card). Rear camera is a little bit more finicky to install, but that's probably more the fault of the 2003 Pontiac Vibe it was being installed in, and your milage will vary, but I definitely recommend holding the camera up in place with tape before hard installing to ensure the angle will work. You will likely need to bend the bracket, so don't hesitate to do that if you can't get it in a good spot without bending. Unless you have a full size SUV like a chevy suburban you will almost certainly have enough cable to run the rear cam all the way to the back, with some to spare. Only quips are that the focal points are a bit odd but that's probably more my harsh suspension than the camera itself, and it records in AVI instead of MP4 so you'll likely need to convert it, but free tools to do that do exist (I recommend freeconvert). Also the night exposure is quite wonky, it has a somewhat bright exposure at night so it can see things but that has the consequence of overexposing with illumination on other vehicles such as brake lights, but that's understandable as it's hard to do that for something like this.Overall, if a friend was looking for a recommendation for a dashcam, I'd feel confident recommending a ssontong, regardless of if it was this specific model or not, based solely on this camera.EDIT: 3 months in, and this camera has caused one or two small headaches, but nothing too serious. First windows lost the file system, and I had to do a disk check. Not necessarily a fault on the camera, but it's worth mentioning. The microSD to USB adapter has stopped working though, and it's now effectively e-waste. Now this happened today, the camera itself corrupted the file system, and I was only able to get my files back with the help of someone on discord and a 10 year old de-chk program. I've now ordered a sandisk 32GB microSD card, as the speed (or lack thereof) of the included card is starting to rear its head. I had to transfer the chk files from the SD card to my secondary drive on my laptop (a 1TB WD Blue SN550 for anyone wondering) and while the SSD barely even broke a sweat, the SD card was reading as fast as it could, and to transfer 20 GB worth of fragmented files it took 40 minutes at 10 MB per second. I still recommend this dashcam, but be advised you may need to lean some tech support on your side

Suction cup broke on its own - just fell . I contacted manufacturer and quick response from Ying of Customer Service and sent suction cup replacement. Great customer service - quick response and action.

It comes with a rear camera that gives 640x480 videos, which is better than nothing.I turned on the HDR and the night vision does not seem to be very clear. I could not clearly see a car's license plate that was 4-5m in front of me at a police checkpoint.The ability of the camera to film in backlight situations was not very great. The setting sun blinded the camera and its ability to adjust to different lighting situations seems a bit sluggish.

This is a really great product! Definitely would by again, this is the best thing I’ve ordered so far.

Had it for about 3 week now and it work/recording is excellent. when i received it, I just plug it in my car power source and it start to record. I only had to set the date and time. It also come with a SD card that already inserted into it. Just I'm waiting for the winter month to see if it will freeze or not. Because someone buy a different brand and it get frozen in winter month.