10'' Mirror Dash Cam Night Vision 1080P FHD Full Touch Screen Front and Rear View Backup Camera for Cars Loop Recording Streaming Media 170°Wide Angle Parking Assistance with 10 Meters Cable

I just want to say. I absolutely love that this camera has a really good clear picture/video and is so sturdy. I never got the back camera installed because I realized after a day or so that the front camera is thick in body and does not sit flush against the mirror. Therefore, it doesn't tilt far enough to see the road without you having to tilt the entire camera up. Then if the rear cam is not installed, you can't see your rear view in the front when the screen times out. I had to keep fighting with it. Until I finally just gave up and decided to return it.Easy to installgreat picture/videosturdyOverall, a really great dashcam just not for my car (Nissan Rogue SV).I'm gonna give it 5 stars because it may be perfect for other cars.

I wanted a dashcam that didn’t block my view of my front windshield. It’s easy to use and you can watch your footage through an app. All you need to do is download the app and you’re ready to go.

Good quality, but not HD

The item is good but the SD card is missing what should I do, should I send the item back or would you send me a SD card, Thank you, Please let me know.

This is a follow up to my prior review.After more then 3 full business days I've not had a response from this vendor. Therefore I've removed the 1 camera from my car held in place with my rubber bands and returning it as well as the 2nd camera that was unusable due to the missing plastic bracket.I'll purchase similar cameras from another vendor.Below is my initial review:I bought 1 of these and found it worked very well with the exception of the glare. Otherwise incredibly easy to install and use.I liked it so much I bought 2 more. Here's my reasons for less then 5 stars.The 2 cameras I bought after I purchased the 1st one, arrived with parts missing.Both of the cameras arrived without the elastic bands that enable you to attach the mirror over the stock mirror. In addition to the elastic attachment bands, one plastic attaching bracket is missing on one of the mirrors. It's the bracket on the rear of the mirror that the elastic bands attach too. Lastly the little phillips screw driver that is used to tighten the adjustment angle on the camera mounting bracket was missing from both cameras. That's not a big deal as I still have the one that came with my 1st camera.Temporarily, I attached 1 mirror to the stock mirror using rubber bands. For the time being it will do. The 2nd mirror with the plastic mounting bracket missing is useless. The only way to attach it is with rubber bands or zip ties going over & across the front of the mirror itself. Obviously that's unacceptable.I emailed the company asking if they can send me the missing parts. If not, I'll have to return both mirrors/cameras. This all happened on a Sat, so not expecting to hear anything till Mon. Returning them would be a PITA as I've already run all the wires in both cars and 1 car required drilling 2 holes through plastic trim to run the wire to the camera mounted at the rear license plate. I don't really want to have to take the wires out .The glare is a major problem. I spend a lot of time while driving re-orienting the mirror to minimize the glare. This is not exactly a safe practice while driving at highway speeds or low speeds. With no glare the vision is great. But with the glare the vision can go from sort of visible to seeing absolutely nothing. If the problems of the missing parts are corrected I found an anti glare film that can be attached to the mirror. If I get all the missing parts I'll give this anti glare film a try. It's about $7 per sheet. From what I read about this film, it does reduce glare to a manageable level. But you can no longer use the mirror purely as a mirror. It now can only be used with the camera on.Lastly because of the camera's wide angle field of vision it makes the vehicles behind you seem much further back then they actually are. If you're not aware of this, changing lanes can become an adventure. Even dangerous. If you're aware of this then you can easily compensate for the actual distance between you and the vehicles in your mirror and it should be no problem.I never heard back from the company. Returned both mirrors and replaced with 2 cameras from another vendor. Approximately the same cost but with a 12" screen and actually even easier to mount over my existing mirror. Also a clearer picture as these cameras are 2.5k vs 1080.All and all things worked out for the better.

it’s only been one day but so far so good , picture is way better then expected . even better then what it look like in the photos i’ve taken.no installation instructions and i can’t tell you how easy or hard because i have a jeep and it was kind of easy seeing how i could remove the roof

LOVE! Back and front camera work perfectly! Love the image quality as well!

I installed this on a 2012 Ram 1500. The installation and routing the wires was simple.What makes me give this 4 stars is that the camera is offset to the left.When you wire the camera to the reverse light to trigger reverse parking mode with guidelines, the camera will switch to a zoomed-in downward angle and offset to the left making it virtually useless while in this mode.The offset is so badly off that you cannot rely on it's accuracy while backing up.I had to disconnect the wire that would trigger- the backup camera reverse parking mode.What worked better for me is when you start to back up, just swipe on the screen to move the camera downward to reverse.As another reviewer said, even when the camera is mounted directly in the middle of the car, the camera is naturally offset to the left so I mounted mine slightly to the right of my license frame.The recording is pretty good. Playback captures both front and back.I do not have this unit hardwired. Every time I open my door, the mirror makes a chime that you cannot turn off.The instructions aren't detailed as to what all the options do. For example, you can switch it to 50mhz or 60mhz frequency-- I can't tell the difference when I tried it...During the daytime, you'll have to have the rearview mirror angled downward a bit so you can see the video. In bright daylight, you'll have a hard time seeing the video where it's virtually useless as a rearview camera.At night, it's pretty good but lights will definitely blind the camera limiting it's use. If you want to see that effect, put your phone camera on and shine a flashlight at it from a distance. That will be the same effect as what you'll see in your rearview mirror camera.I took it through the drive through carwash and it still works fine- but that was only once so I can't really vouch for it's durability in wet conditions. I'm also in Southern California where it doesn't rain much.In my opinion, it's great device and for about $48 it's really worth it. There are some things that could be better and I wish there was a lot to make it your main mirror. I don't have much long term faith in the rubber straps that are used to affix the video monitor to the existing mirror.Overall, I'm satisfied with my purchase and would definitely try a higher grade model from this company if I needed another one in the future.