4 Channel 360° Dash Cam Front and Rear Inside Left Right, 2 Inch Dash Camera for Cars, Built-in Night Vision, Sensitive Motion Detection 24/7 Recording Parking Mode Monitor Reversing Help

Es una basura de equipo. Al segundo día dejo de funcionar y comenzó un bucle de apagado y encendido. No reconoce la SD. Lo más triste es que compre 2. De las cuales se perdió 1. Espero que quien la haya tomado al menos le funcione

I had some initial problems with this camera, only 2 of the 3 built in channels would record, sometimes main and left, or main and right, or left and right but not main. I changed to a different SD card and that resolved the problem, but the quality of the video is at best acceptable. You can make out details enough to know where you are on a familiar road, but trying to read a license plate from more than 5-10 feet is challenging. For the price point though, this is definitely not a bad option, and gives good value. Installation was pretty easy, about as easy as could be expected, but like any wired rear facing camera, routing the wire to it can take some time, depending on how fussy you are with final appearance. I ended up not installing the rear camera on this vehicle because I'm not sure if I'm going to stick with this one or go with a higher resolution one. It does have some great features built in though, and image quality near the vehicle, especially when stationary, is pretty good.

Is not Wireless like advertising so I replaced a Brand New Dash Cam I already had for Nothing! I’m pist off! I want my money back!

will not hold a charge, but wired works for me

I bought this for my sons car as I already have one in my vehicle. He loves it and I have a very good peace of mind knowing he has it.

Good

I was very excited to get my first dash Cam. I have been wanting one for a few years now. This is a great entry level system and it’s aggressively priced. However, there were a couple of items that I think should have been included, even as an optional package. First, the microSD memory card isn’t included and is needed for the camera to work. I know that many people may already possess one or two cards and because I haven’t needed one since my digital camera days, all my cards were too small, old and slow. The nice thing is that they are now very cheap. I found a highly rated 64GB high speed C10 card for under ten bucks and works well with the camera. Next is the power cord. It does come with one that plugs into a 12v cigarette lighter outlet and that worked well for me. If you no longer have one in your newer car, you will have to purchase a voltage drop adapter cable that can be hard-wired into your electrical system and then plug the other end into the USB-C camera port. My biggest complaint is that the included “simple instructions” are less than desirable, and the print is incredibly small. It would have been nice if they included a QR code that would take you to a readable set of instructions. Once I figured out how to get into the menu, I played around with the settings to figure them out. I mounted the camera, plugged it in, and it automatically just started recording. The great thing is that it just runs itself, nothing else you need to do. I would suggest watching your videos from time to time to make sure you are getting the videos you want. To save space on my small Jeep Wrangler windshield, I got the one with the 2-inch screen. To preview the videos, I found it best to eject the memory card and plug it into a computer. All-in-all, I think the camera works well, and I do recommend it to anyone who wants to try and decide if a dash Cam is needed, without dropping a ton of money.

Product don't come with no cigarette holder and no stickers to put it in the car and where's the instructions