Dash Cam FHD 1080P In Car Camera Dashcam for Cars,170° Wide Angle 3 Inch LCD Screen WDR Loop Recording G-Sensor Motion Detection Parking Monitor

I’ve have well named expensive dash cams that didn’t last that long and really cheap ones and this so far is best picture quality I’ve ever had. So crisp and clear. Close up mode and distance with photo mode are so good, easy to use and set up with just enough cable to run along roof lining and down pillar lining and under seat and to charging port so no cables and all nicely away is brilliant. Highly recommend this dashcam than spending £50 or £100 or more like I did when this is perfect at fraction of the price.

A fantastic dash cam. Easy to install, Clear 1080 vision. A very well made product! 5 star

It’s a decent camera for its uses. But I got a rear dashcam with it as that’s what I wanted and yet it’s clear that the device is not designed for having a rear dashcam. To also notice after purchase there is no instructions for the rear dashcam to function with the device provided. Seems silly like they just give the rear one away for free.

So far, so good. Easy to set up. Nice size - small enough so it isn't distracting when driving. Light-weight. Long wire which plugs into the cigarette lighter. A couple of times it hasn't automatically turned on when I start the engine, but I've just needed to unplug it and plug it back in to get it going again. Not a problem. Good quality cam, well-priced. I've only used it for the past few days so I'm hoping it lasts well and it lives up to my good review! Note - you need to buy a separate memory card to store the footage as it isn't included with this cam.

An excellent little Dash Cam which is really good value for the price. An easy set up with clear instructions. Photo quality is ok and clear enough, which can be said about the video quality as well. You get what you pay for and this is really worth the money. Make sure you get a microSD speed over class 10 card with a capacity no less than 8GB; they are cheap enough so I got a 32GB to go with it.

Decent enough for the price. The picture quality is only average especially at a distance. Fiddly setup but after that no real problem. Good for a basic dashcam but probably need to spend more money if picture quality was vital eg, if you driving for a living.

This little dashcam proves that you do not need to spend a huge amount to get a dashcam that does what it claims and does it well as soon as you insert your micro sd card and plug it in it is ready to go, simply use the supplied suction cup or sticky pad to attach to your windscreen and you are set to go, the default settings on the camera will be fine but you can easily customise the settings to suit yourself via the menu, all you need to do is use the up and down buttons to scroll through the menu and then simply press the ok button to select and adjust any setting to your liking the screen is beautifully clear and bright which makes aiming the camera both simple and quick and makes using the menu or the playback function so easy the recorded video is clear with registration plates etc easy to read from the video, i have mine set to the middle resolution setting and a five minute loop which means i can do a reasonable length journey and have it all recorded i can thoroughly recommend this dashcam as it does what it claims and does it well

How do they do it? When I was born had there been an item like this it would have cost hundreds of thousands of pounds. The Apollo 11 guys would have used them. Now you can buy for the cost of a couple of burgers. Anyway, What a neat item, lovely presentation in its box, everything that you would need is there apart from the memory card. Quite a decent user manual is included. written and illustrated better than some but still a little small so I scan mine as a PDF file and read on a PC screen. Choice of two types of screen mounts included. 1. Generic screen sucker clamp. 2. 3M high adhesion screen pad clamp and a spare 3M glue pad. I have started off using the sucker as I may be changing vehicles soon. Power line is straight forward to fit from a centre console cigar socket though I do wish they supplied the type that also has a USB port available. Just feed the cable around the screen trim and tuck it in, allow the mini USB plug to dangle out just behind the rear view mirror. The camera will activate automatically as soon as cigar socket power comes on, (usually with IGN switch). Controls are very good, on my previous dashcams the menu buttons have been imprecise and fiddly, these are a good size with an audible click when triggered. The camera case appears to be made from an alloy, very good. better than the plastic ones that can distort with summer heat. So far I have had successful recording results using a 32GB class 10 Micro SD, (card reader included), good bright picture. Ive set it for capturing in 3 minute segments which makes finding an event file reasonable easy. There is no noticeable recording loss as it switches to next segment. With WDR set on (Wide Dynamic Range) it records the night drives well. It is supposed to overlay video images to brighten the darker areas captured. I will try with that switched off at sometime to compare. The audio capture seems adequate. this can be muted from the menu if required. Go on....buy one! EDIT** Viewing recent playbacks Ive decided the audio is not so good, quite muffled however thats not a big issue as the main thing is the video capture and thats pretty good. Merry Christmas 2020