Pelsee P3 4K Dash Cam Front and Rear, 64GB SD Card, 4K+1080P Dual Dash Camera for Cars with Wi-Fi, GPS, ADAS, BSD, LCA, 3’’ IPS Display Car Camera, APP & Voice Control, Night Vision, 24H Parking Mode

I've owned several dashcam systems, including on my last car - a 4-channel commercial DVR with a custom video switcher triggered by a keypad or my turn signals, to activate two 3" monitors showing my blind spots from two mirror mounted cameras. It was over the top but - when that car was totaled, I wasn't looking forward to buying all those expensive bits or the several weekends and evenings it took to route wires and make things work.This dashcam promised blind spot detection (BSD) in a 2 camera system, and at the price of a 2 camera dashcam that didn't have BSD. So I thought it was worth a shot. I also purchased the optional hardwire kit to enable 24/7 time lapse recording plus battery drain protection, which are more features setting it apart.I've had it installed a few days now, and I'm pretty impressed. The last two days were commute days, and I have to travel on a heavily congested several miles of highway with aggressive NY drivers during rush hour, so the BSD is a big focus of my review.But first, the actual camera - I haven't pulled any video off of it yet, but one concern that I have is that the camera is a 4K front and 1080P rear, but when I enabled the BSD I saw a warning appear stating that when either ADAS or BSD were activated, 4K recording wasn't possible. I'm not sure if the limitation is the processing inside, but in my particular case this is less of a concern, as I'm just needing enough resolution to ensure I have video to serve as evidence in the event of any traffic circumstance resulting in what would otherwise be a "he said/she said" argument. I haven't pulled video from the camera yet to comment on it.The BSD so far seems excellent. The rear view is on and I mounted it so it is visible just below my rear view mirror. When the BSD is on, the bottom of the screen is overlaid with a blue area in the center, and two green areas, one on each side. As vehicles appear in the rear view, they are tracked with green square outlines, and when they enter the green areas, a sound plays (there are settings to turn that off) and the green area turns orange, with a slight orange pulsation coming from the edge to call your attention to the vehicle in your blind spot. Initially I'm the type of guy to disable all annoying sounds, but so far I feel like they even got that right - it gets your attention without being annoying, and I saw a setting to change the volume as well, but the default is pretty good with me so far. I haven't disabled sounds yet and even think I may leave those on. Way less annoying than a radar detector.I have the back camera mounted in the rear window of a MINI Clubman, and I was concerned with the glass being right at the back edge of the vehicle, that the actual blind spot area would be compromised.However, it seems to do a pretty excellent job. There were possibly one or two times when I believe a car was in my blind spot that it didn't detect, but in retrospect I believe this is because the system tracks cars approaching from the rear and entering your blind spot. Vehicles that you pass and end up in your blind spot don't necessarily end up identified, but if they end up behind you then they re-approach the system alerts you. Overall that's very good, since cars you pass you are inherently aware of. and the rear camera can't see them until they are back there. I'm very pleased so far with the BSD feature.I also can't comment on the ADAS feature for a couple reasons:1) The BSD and ADAS are mutually exclusive. You can't enable both at the same time. That makes sense because there's only one screen and so it can only display the front camera or the rear camera - can't do both. But that's a limitation to be aware of.2) In my case that's OK, because it's the BSD I want, and I don't care about the ADAS. On the other hand, it would have been a nice-to-have to also have that emergency braking notification. If it were possible to enable, I would - but I can't, so it is what it is.Overall, this seems very nice quality. The settings are easy to navigate and set. My experience with other dashcams, I'm sure the basic functionality is fine for recording, and the 24 hour time lapse is a feature above and beyond others - and the BSD saved me from hundreds of dollars of 4 channel commercial DVR equipment, hours of wiring integrated cameras and video switchers tied to car ECU wired turn signal detect wiring - and so far it seems to work well.

Great Dashcam with high resolution front and rear cameras. It has a very effective mounting system that utilizes a static film to mount the unit onto the glass. The unit is built with high quality material including a metal plate on the front and an enclosed metal camera housing. The unit has a 3" viewing screen and is easy to operate. I replaced the 64 GB with a 256 GB memory card for approximately 14 hours of continuous recording time. All this at a very good price.

Got this as a safety measure and unfortunately it got put to use very soon after installing due to a serious accident. I was able to capture the incident all in great quality, front and rear view! There is also a mic so you have all audio included. The camera itself was easy to install, looked very nice on the car and the app worked well. You also don't need to use the app as the camera itself has buttons so you can pull up any footage you need. Unfortunately the rear camera was damaged during the accident but after reaching out to customer support they offered a free replacement!!! I'm very grateful to of had this camera in the car when it happened as it's going to make alot of legal matter much more easy to confront. I recommend this dash cam or any for that matter as the roads are simply too unpredictable now and even insurance companies offer little to help. Do yourself a favor and get this camera if not another dash cam!

This 4K Dash Cam Front and Rear is an outstanding option for those in need of clear and dependable road footage. Featuring 4K+1080P dual cameras and a 64GB SD card, it captures every detail with remarkable precision. The device is easy to install and operate, boasting a user-friendly interface and sleek design. Its high-quality video performance, even in low-light conditions, WiFi connectivity and overall reliability have surpassed my expectations. This dash cam is a valuable investment for enhanced safety and peace of mind while driving.

I bought 2 (1 for me and 1 for my wife) and was happy with the quality of the packaging and cameras. The picture quality is better than I expected, but don't bank on clear license plate visuals 100% of the time. Some may appreciate the driver assist features, but I don't use them. I tested the features and they work but I found them to be more annoying. The app is easy to use. The file thumbnails take a bit long to load sometimes, but just select the time stamp you want and the photo or video appears rather quickly. I definitely feel the Pelsee P3 is a great value for the money spent.After a bit the cameras started having issues; black screen but still recording; not responding to voice commands; and no WIFI signal. I reached out to Pelsee support and we worked together to get the issues resolved. I answered questions, sent them pictures, and they sent software updates. I let them know what did or didn't work throughout the process and they were very receptive and very willing to find a resolution. I have no doubt they will be as equally as helpful if any more issues present themselves.