Dongar Dashcam Power Adapter (10-pin Type A) Compatible with Select Nissan, Frontier, Titan, Altima, Infiniti, Subaru, Toyota & more. Connects to Rearview Mirror, Built-In USB Power Source, EZ Install

Was easy to install. Unplug the 10-pin connector port from the mirror and plug in the adapter to the mirror and the port into the adapter. The adapter comes with multiple USB dongles which powered the drive camera (USB-C for Rove 2r-4k) for a clean look and the drive camera powered up and ran just fine. Therefore, didn't have to use and route the Camera's long OEM cord through the interior molding to a usb or "cigarette" port. One other note: I thought the mirror might lose the garage door communication settings when the 10-pin was removed to install the adapter, but the mirror retained the settings.

Works well

This is a very well made adapter that powers my dashcam without having to run additional cables. The adapter itself is very small, and the cable runs are the perfect length. The connectors feel high quality with visually good crimping and connect with a satisfying “Click”. With all that those positives out of way, I was actually most impressed with the packaging! I’m comes with short lengths of every kind of USB that you could need! There’s short USB C, MINI, and Micro cables in the box along with zip ties to have a perfect and clean install. This ended up costing half as much as my dashcam, but it means I have a setup that is out of the way and I never have to think about.

Great solution for adding a dash cam and power supply without running wires from the fuse box or other power supply area to the windshield. I've been running it for over a month now and have no complaints. Simply unplug the connector from the back of the rearview mirror, plug the Dongar adapter into the mirror and plug the oem plug into the Dongar plug, stick to the windshield and add your dash cam. I used the 10-pin Type A on my 2024 Nissan Titan P4X.

One of those things you think of, find out it already exists, and wish you had invented it first. "I want a dash cam, but don't want a power cable hanging down from the windshield, and don't want to have to run it along and behind the trim; I wonder if I can use the power that's already at the mirror..." Well, yes... yes, you can. Amazingly simple, incredibly easy to install, and it works. Will buy again for my other car for the same setup; love it.

This Dongar power adapter saved me the hassle and expense of running power cable to my forward-facing dashcam. You simply remove the plug that currently goes into the back of your rear-view mirror, replace it with the plug on the Dongar adapter, and then insert the original mirror plug into the Dongar adapter. Then you plug the Dongar device into your dashcam. (The Dongar kit comes with three different, short USB-A cables (USB-C, Mini USB, Micro USB), to allow you to do that.) Many YouTube videos will show you how complicated it normally is to run cable from your dashcam to a power source. After watching them I decided that I wanted nothing to do with that. And I didn't want to find and pay someone to do it for me in a professional manner. Then I saw a video that said you can eliminate all that by using what I heard as a "dongle." When I researched how to wire a "dongle" to my rear-view mirror, I discovered that the YouTuber was actually saying "Dongar." And that led me to this absolutely brilliant solution to getting power to my dashcam. Dongar offers several versions of the device, depending on how your rear-view mirror is set up. So make sure you get the correct one for your vehicle. One thing you might want to know: With the collection of stuff that will be behind your rear-view mirror (dashcam, Dongar device, cabling), you may find it difficult to hang a handicapped placard off your rear-view mirror.

Right devise for an easy dash cam installation. Be careful removing the cover on the adhesive strip. I removed a piece of the tape trying to remove the cover. A bit pricey for an adapter. But no wire required through the vehicle trim, weather stripping or console. I always thought that the wire up the console and plugged into the cigarette lighter looked a bit cheap and tacky.

I got a small dashcam for my 2019 FIAT 124 Spider, and this adapter allowed me to hide all the wiring behind the "smart" rearview mirror. Splices in between the mirror and the wiring harness, and does not appear to affect the function of the mirror at all (i.e., dimming feature and HomeLink buttons work perfectly). Great idea to cut down on the mass of USB cables that are traditionally strung here and there about the cockpit. Reached out to manufacturer to confirm the fit, and they responded straightaway. Highly Recommended!

It works exactly as they stated in my 2015 Subaru Legacy. Plug and play, literally. I really liked how they included a USB-to-C, USB-to-microUSB, and USB-to-miniUSB cables in short 3-4" lengths. If you want a super clean install, it's still better to wrap the cables up into the headliner. But this is a much simpler way to get power to your dashcam.

Funciona muy bien evitas poner cables atra vez de todo el parabrisas y usar tu dasch Cam lo usé en mi Mazda mx5

Mazda 6 2.0 2014 passt nicht

These are Excellent adapters for hardwiring your dashcam..saves all the fuss of tucking wires away and tracing them to your fuse box..

The product does get rid of routing a power cord around the window, across the foot well and to a power source, and does that very nicely. Just be sure to plug the jacks well into the sockets. Perhaps a bit on the pricey side but a slick product. A