Dash Cam Front Rear 4K+2.5K, Dash Camera for Cars, Dashcam with Wi-Fi GPS, Free 64GB Card, 3.16” IPS Screen, Night Vision, 170°Wide Angle, Loop Recording, G-Sensor, Parking Monitor

Installation of the cameras was quite easy, both front and rear facing. I installed the rear facing camera on the back window (inside the car) as opposed to outside by the license plate as in the instructions. The cords are sufficiently long enough to tuck and hide, especially the rear camera with had plenty left over.The video quality is impressive for day and night. The wide angle covers a lot of ground. I like how it cuts the videos into smaller pieces for storage so I don’t end up with a massive file on long drives.The associate app is easy to use and seems to work well.We are quite happy with the dash cam so far!

Got for grandson who is a first time drive. It works great

This product works well, and I will cover several areas of discussion.Pros: - great camera sensor (watch the Linus Tech Tip video about dash cams to learn more about how to choose a dashcam based off its CMOS sensor, not silly marketing) - looking at footage, I can definitely read license plate numbers on both cameras within a car-length. I installed the rear camera inside a hatchback-style window. - simple controls - easy to install with included tools - if the dashcam senses a jolt, it locks the file and saves it in the "EMR" folder on the SD card. Make sure to clear this out occasionally if you do not need it for evidence. The main folder "Movie" contains the files that will overwrite themselves to ensure constant recording.Cons: - recommended app LuckyCam does not exist in app store (but can be downloaded from reputable apk sites). I downloaded it from apkpure and found it to be okay. The included 64GB microSD card has a link to install a desktop app as well, which seemed okay. - the instructions and listing have errors. The GPS module is shown as a separate piece from the front cam power cord, but it is hardwired, as shown in the first picture. Also, the manual has options not present on the dashcam menus, and vice versa. - I used my own long USB-C cable to power it with no issues, but I recommend you never buy the cheapest USB power supplies.I recommend viewing the files on a computer directly from the SD card. The application linked on the SD card seems to work well enough, and allows viewing G-sensor (force) data and GPS coordinates overlaid on a map.The GPS module has two 5V input wires (from USB) and three output wires: two 5V wires and one GPS data line. I am not using the GPS module, and I may reverse engineer the protocol and find a use for it one day.

My husband loves this dash cam! He got it after a fender bender, because the other party involved in the crash gave him trouble. Every time he drives the cam is on, he captured a lot of close call for crashes. The quality of the picture is awesome, the cam is easy to use and install.

Had this for about a year now. Started getting memory failure messages about three months ago. Figured it was the memory card. Replaced with a new micro sd card and still have the same memory failure message.Guess the dash cam is bad…….

The Camera has a great Daytime and night time view . Having an android phone the App is on the play store and once installed the camera features are easy to manipulate to your liking. The camera purchase was well worth it being 4k with a ultra wide view . the GPS unit is not built into the unit but it does plug into the power for the camera and the power cord plugs into the GPS.

Need to find information somewhere on how to use the LuckyCam app and GPS function -- no info was provided with camera or with the manufacturer, whose website is obsolete.

Since it was just a process of hiding the wires, installing this dash cam was pretty typical. As of now, the front and back cameras are working fine and with the quality that is advertised, which is a good sign for me. The settings are easy to understand. I was disappointed to see that the suggested app and QR code were not working/available in the US Google playstore (or Apple app store), but after looking around I figured all these dashcams work with any apps- and it does. I just found another dashcam on Amazon and used their app - Roadcam - and it connects seamlessly.