Well worth the price!
Great item and WELL worth the price.

First off fitting the device was super easy, what wasn’t as easy was hiding the cables but this has NOTHING TO DO WITH THE PRODUCT as this would apply to any car-based item that has long leads which you want to hide, and the leads which come supplied are very long, certainly long enough to travel from the back of my Estate car to meet the front camera, so don’t worry about them being too short if you have a smaller car.

So, the best part of this camera is… it does what it’s supposed to do!!

The Second best part is that it has a rear camera, and this is REALLY useful, not just for accident recording – which could literally save you thousands of pounds- but also to discourage ‘tailgaters’ (something which I’ve experienced a lot of recently; I also recommend getting a cheap rear-window sticker to warn people that you’re recording them).

The camera sits nicely behind my rear-view mirror, so it does not obstruct my view and has an excellent field of view. (see photos)

Likewise, so does the rear camera. The front records in 4K and the rear 1080p for the rear which is more than adequate.

Both record extremely well at night, especially in well-lit streets.

The camera comes with a 64 GB memory card already installed, which is great and saves you having to buy one (obviously, if you want to record more, you can buy a larger one, as apparently it supports SD cards up to 256 GB.

The kit also comes supplied with;

5 cable clips (not cable ties, actually nice little sticky clips) to tidy up ugly wires which may hang down and if you do a good job, you’ll probably only need two, so having spare ones is useful, 4 electrostatic stickers (Two extra in case you made a mistake), 4 double-sided tape pads, and even a ‘wiring tool’ which is great for tucking cables behind interior trim. (It also comes with one of those mobile phone ‘pins’ to open up the memory card slot on your phone, which is great for me as I’d lost my previous one!), and, obviously, a USB car charger to power it( you’ll need a free 5v cigarette lighter socket for this, but there is also another option; see below)

You need to download an app to get the best out of the cameras, but it is VERY easy to use (even for an old guy like me) and is great for adjusting the settings to suit you.

Even if you don’t download the app (though I strongly recommend that you do), I’m pretty sure that it’ll work straight out of the box if you hook it up to a USB cable (make sure your car has access to one).

If you want to have your Dashcam monitor the car during nighttime (i.e. constantly recording even when the vehicle is off) then you can buy a kit to have it wired directly to the battery, HOWEVER, there is another way to do this; you can buy a cheap OBD charger which fits directly into your OBD port (most modern cars have one near the dashboard, usually it;s hidden) and, PRESTO!, the dashcam stays on recording.

The camera also has a collision sensor, which locks any recording once it senses that the car has had a bump.

It’s actually extremely sensitive (which is good); however, it can also be triggered by speed bumps, potholes, etc., but luckily, you can change the settings in the app.

I reduced mine to a minimum, but it still does a great job locking those potentially important videos from being erased in case that bump was an actual accident of some sort (or even perhaps would be burglars!)

The instructions that arrived with the kit were very clear on how to fit it, and were in English with really clear graphics and diagrams to show you how to install and use it.

Honestly, it was really simple.

One surprising thing was that you can actually use your phone to remote-view what the camera is seeing, as the cam also supports 5G connectivity (my phone only has 4G, but it still works fine).

The manual states it will only work for about 16 feet (5 metres); however, my car is at least 20ft (6.1 metres) away from my house, and I can ‘tap-in’ and remote view (and even save and download dashcam files straight to my phone at that distance).

Which I’ve found to be a really useful little feature…which is almost like having an extended ‘Ring Doorbell’ cam further away from the house!!

Personally, I don’t think you’ll find a better camera, especially for this price!