Dash Cam Front and Rear, Front and Rear car Cameras, 170 Wide-Angle, with a 3.0 "LCD Display Screen, Infrared Night Vision,1296P Full HD car Camera.32GB SD Card, IPS Screen,WDR (YQ)

I’ve been using this dash cam for a couple of weeks now, and I’m pretty impressed with its performance, especially given the price point. The dual-camera setup is great—having both a front and rear camera means there are no blind spots. The front camera records in 1296P Full HD, which provides crystal-clear footage even at high speeds, and the 170° wide-angle lens captures a lot of detail on the road. The rear camera, which I’ve installed to record inside the car (perfect for my rideshare job), has a solid 720P resolution and a 140° angle, which is great for capturing the interior and the rear view. The video quality at night is pretty remarkable too, thanks to the HDR and WDR technology. Even when it’s dark, the footage is bright enough to clearly see things like license plates. The F1.8 aperture ensures the details are sharp, and the footage doesn’t suffer from exposure issues. Setting up the dash cam was a breeze. It connects to the windshield suction mount and cigarette lighter, so no complicated wiring. It powers on and starts recording automatically when I start the car, and it loops the recordings once the memory card gets full—super convenient. I’ve been using the included 32GB MicroSD card, and it records for about a week before I need to format it, which works perfectly for me. I also like that it records audio, so if there’s ever an incident or important conversation, I have it all documented. The 3-inch LCD screen is just the right size to easily review footage or adjust settings while driving. For the price, this dash cam is hard to beat. It’s got a ton of features, is easy to use, and does its job really well. I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an affordable, no-fuss dash cam that gets the job done.

You get what you pay for, and I'm glad I got this for review and didn't actually pay for it. I like the look of it more than anything, especially from the outside of the car looking in. In my mind, people are less likely to try something if they see the camera first. Recordings look good. Instructions are super tiny. Comes with everything you need to get started, but I suggest replacing the USB car adapter cable with a regular USB-A that you can plug into a multi-port car charger. Who doesn't have multiple devices plugged into their car nowadays?

For the price, this camera is decent. The hardest part about setup, is hiding the cables. I didn't set up the rear view camera yet but I did test it out. It gives you a picture in picture of what's behind you. The options menu let's you control everything from picture quality to voice recording, and the time frame of the video clips to save. I did have a little struggle getting the camera on the mount, you have to be careful not to push on the screen when placing it on the suction cup as you could damage the screen. It turns on when you start the vehicle, and off when the power goes out. I have a hot port, but I didn't use that one as I didn't know if the camera would drain my battery if left on all the time. It's compact enough to sit next to the review mirror and not be in the way. Overall a great little camera for the price.

The dash cam is small and lightweight. It is plastic. I had a hard time getting it on the suction cup where it is supposed to connect, it didn't really fit right, and I knew it wouldn't stay long. Well, it fell off my window. I didn't bother to put up the back camera because I didn't think the front camera was going to stay up. Glad I didn't mess trying to figure out how to do it and mess up my headliner.

so first of all, the instructions are pretty much no help. they must’ve used some whack translation system or something cause i can’t make heads or tails of what they’re trying to say. secondly, this thing has WIRES. a lot of wires. and if you are already using your cigarette charge port, straight up you cannot use this. third of all, the little pivot thing that the camera is supposed to latch on to is not stable at all. it’s all cheap plastic and poorly cut. it does technically turn on but overall this feels like something from a dollar store.

Very happy with this setup. Both the front and rear cams give a clear, wide view, and the 1296P resolution looks great even at night thanks to the infrared. The screen is bright and easy to navigate, and I like that it came with a 32GB card ready to go. Feels durable and has been running smoothly with no issues. Definitely gives that extra peace of mind on the road. Great quality, reliable, and absolutely recommend it if you’re looking for a solid dash cam without breaking the bank.

I like that it comes with an SD card. 32GB. The wide angle is nice. It's light weight and the windshield suction vs the double sided tape I like better. Old school mini USB, no USB C. But it comes with all cables and extra long at that. I like the included IR camera. I'm going to dock ONE star for the resolution. It's not great. But for the price, it gets the job done 100%.

This camera is compact. It is relatively easy to install (some trouble getting the mount to stay in place properly). It captures the entire dash of the vehicle (over the hood and both sides of the car). It has many features that allow for a customized setting to fit your style of use. The video records to an sd card that you can remove to review or copy footage from your trip. You can use the camera while it is charging by plugging it in to a cigarette lighter or you can charge it in between sessions in the vehicle. This camera would be very useful for someone who travels frequently and needs an extra step of insurance in case something happens during travels.