Motorcycle DVR: Wireless Apple Carplay, Android Auto, TPMS, Dual HD 1080P Cameras, GPS, G-Sensor, Siri & Google Voice, 5-Inch IPS Touch Screen, WiFi, Bluetooth, TF Card, Waterproof MT01

I purchased this unit a week ago and installed it prior to a 300 mile road trip. The installation time was about 2 hours, and most of this time was spent identifying the appropriate power connection and routing of cables through the bike frame. Once everything was connected, I spent 10-15 minutes aligning the front and rear cameras, linking up my phone via Android Auto, and installing the tire pressure sensors. Everything connected without issue and worked. The system performed perfectly during my road trip and was not affected by heavy rain encountered during part of the trip. I cannot comment on the final video quality as I have not yet downloaded any videos but the quality on the monitor was more than adequate. I will try installing the app and downloading videos later today. The manual is lacking some detail around the mechanical installation but this is easy to figure out. During the ride I mostly used the display screen that provided speed and tire pressures. The display was easy to see even in bright sunlight. I was a bit hesitant to purchase given some of the reviews that I read but my expectations have been exceeded thus far, especially considering the price of the system.

IMPORTANT: -If your installing on a motorcycle don't install TPMS sensors unless there metal. Apparently someone in the forum I'm in had theirs rip out on the highway! Front tire went flat right away and almost caused him to wreck. I'm guessing the centrifugal force spinning around was too much weight. -A guy on here said he couldn't get the GPS to show any info even though there was great signal. Same, until I updated my time zone. Hopefully that helps someone. -If the wifi is switched off on the settings Android Auto or carplay won't connect. -Make sure you install a switch so this thing isn't constantly sucking power. Was hoping for 2.5 or 4k but the 1080p (can switch to 1400) is pretty good. Best part is there is no camera shake from motorcycle vibration!! Mine came with a crap ton of parts and no assembly instructions so that sucked but after a bit I figured it out. Awesome freaking unit you won't be disappointed.

This thing is cheap and chincy. Screen is laughable and sound is complete garbage! Cameras are inadequate and it automatically starts recording as soon as it powers on. Screen doesn't always respond to touch! The TPS will ACTUALLY cause slow leaks so they are USELESS! AVOID

Tpms does not work ! Tpms , Too big for the rear wheel and broke when riding , hitting the brake caliper ! Records fine , front and rear ! Only shows in kilometers , no miles ! Work with app , good and records until stoppage than records automatically! I have switch for electrical usb in to the battery ! So far so good ! Continuous recording is good compared to other video cameras ! Recording catches plate few feet away with 1080

Easy install, but I would get the mount that articulated instead of the one that come with it. I have it on a 2022 Harley Street Bob, and it's hard to find a place to mount it I like. The cameras are a bit big, but record a clear video, and can rotate to mount sideways/upside down. TPMS works well, easy to use. Brightness can be adjusted for light conditions. Havent had it long enough to speak to durability. Overall good value for the money.