Dual Dash Cam Front and Inside 1080P Dash Camera for Cars IR Night Vision Car Camera for Taxi Accident Lock Parking Monitor 2 Mounting Options 64GB SD Card

This dual dash cam is an excellent choice, especially for rideshare drivers or anyone who wants full coverage inside and outside the car. The 1080P quality is clear and reliable, and the IR night vision works really well for recording in low-light conditions. I like that it comes with two mounting options, making installation flexible depending on your setup. The parking monitor and accident lock features provide extra peace of mind when the car is unattended. Plus, the included 64GB SD card is a great bonus—ready to use right out of the box. Overall, it’s a solid, dependable dash cam with great value for the price.

I'm really happy with this purchase. The video quality is crisp and clear, making it easy to see what’s happening both in front of the car and inside the cabin. One of the best parts is that it comes with a 64GB SD card right in the box, so I didn't have to spend extra money or wait to start using it. It is definitely a basic unit in terms of features, but that is exactly why I chose it. I specifically wanted a camera without GPS or speed recording—I don't need my own footage potentially being used against me! It’s a reliable, "plug-and-play" device that provides peace of mind without overcomplicating things.

Very good product for the price, came as advertised, but I had decided to buy an SD card with extra storage so it could hold more film. Great quality camera both cameras. However, only issue with it is that the camera doesn't stay on the holder well and when I make a turn or drive over any speed bumps, the camera falls down and I have to pick it up while driving typically. Other than that, good quality and good value.

The first thing I will say about this is that you should charge this device right away as the camera could already be low on power. I would recommend charging it in your home before installing it into your car so you can have plenty of power before installing this in your car. It does come with tools needed to install or uninstall (it came with a prying tool). This is a pretty nice camera to have if you are looking for the bit of additional security for your car. The camera does require a cable to charge or power the device. The nice thing is that the cables that it comes with is super long. This can make the cables easier to hide in your car as you can tuck it into the edges. It also runs pretty far. One thing the cables are fairly thick so it can be a challenge to fold to your liking but at least you know it's durable. Also, the small screen is not very noticeable on the dashcam which is great for space saving while giving you the option of playing back the video. When driving, the screen does turn off so it does not hinder your driving but it is still recording. It also does not blind you with the screen brightness although this is placed in front of my rear view mirror. Again it does have an internal battery to keep the device running while you are away from your car. It will not constantly record and shut off after a certain amount of time. It comes with a suction to mount it on your window which is what I recommend for the best view. Mounting it on your your dash can damage it overtime also I am not really sure if you can invert the image when recording (never tried). Right off the bat, this product does come with all the wiring you will need to hook this device up. It also has the necessary length. The nice thing is that the second camera can be turned around to face you and record the inside of your car. This is great if you happen to be driving uber. You do need to turn the second camera around as it is facing forward when you first get it. Also the screen will always default to the forward camera as well when you want to view it on the small screen. The cameras themselves are fairly easy to install in the back and front. I had a chance to test it in rain weather and the camera still provides a good picture through the rain soaked window. In my option, the front camera is actually nicer than the other in terms of video and picture quality. That being said, it provides the best recording in case something was to happen. The controls do take some time to get used to. The buttons do have labels on them that you cannot really read from a distance but I got it memorized overtime. I would recommend having it plugged in at all times to let it recharge during the drive. The battery has not degraded from all the constant charging that I can tell. There is a down side to this in that the device does not always power on when I turn my car on. It sometimes resets and turns off which is a bit annoying. Because the screen is off when on stand by and driving, sometimes I do not notice it is not on at all. Now I have never ran into anything so I am unsure if it will actually continue to record on collision nor would I ever want to be in a collision. It does however keep a pretty good recording. Be aware the screen is not touch screen and has to be controlled via controls on the side. I did try installing at 128 gb card but it does come with a 64 gb micro sd card which should be more than enough memory for what you need. The 128 gb did work with it but I did not try anything higher than that so I am not really sure if it will work. It records in a loop so it'll override any old footage. Overall the dash cam is nice. It turns on by itself when you power the car on. It has decent video quality and it is nice that both cameras are on one unit. Be aware to turn the camera in one direction as it will not turn in the other. Also do not turn on the hinges too fast to avoid breaking it. I also like it provides a lot of different accessories and tools. It also easy to remove the camera from the mount so you can easily take it to remove footage and such. That being said there is no kind of security lock of any kind so the camera can easily be taken off.

Do not buy this! I’m literally on my fourth one in two years. The first one lasted about a year and I figured at this price. OK I’ll get another one. The second one lasted about six months, the third one lasted about six weeks so I returned it and got another one and this most current one has only lasted me two weeks. I keep getting error messages about the SD card not being formatted and if I go to format the disk I get another error. To be honest, this camera is a complete waste of money and time.

So I have an older version of the VIOFO A119 V3 1440P 60fps Dash Cam with GPS in one of my cars and I figured I would buy this for my other one, I wanted something with a rear facing camera and for the price I figured I would give it a shot. If you need just a camera and you don't have a lot of requirements this isn't a terrible camera, I've just grown accustomed to the A119 and it's made me spoiled. So I will literally compare this entire thing to the A119, I haven't had many dashcams (I had the G1W if anyone remembers that and I returned an A118 after using it for a few weeks) here are my thoughts: • It's picky about SD cards - Sure I guess they all but this is more picky than my other dashcams, I figured I would save money and go to my local MicroCenter and pick one of their store brand micro SD cards, nope, wouldn't record for more than a few seconds, I ended up buying a [[ASIN:TS128GUSD350V Transcend TS128GUSD350V 128GB UHS-I U1 Micro SD Memory Card]], it's a great card but I feel like it shouldn't need to be that difficult • The screen is terrible - You can't view it unless it's pitch black out or if you're looking straight on, on top of that it's tiny so all of the buttons are tiny • The reverse camera washes out anything outside the car - This is the first dual direction camera I've bought but apparently most of them do this, if you drive for Uber/Lyft and want a passenger cam it's fine for that but don't expect to have very usable footage if you get rear ended or something • On a related note, I like to mount dashcams on the driver's side right behind the mirror, because the reverse facing camera is on the right side of the unit I mount it on the passenger side, so if there's an issue with the camera (or it's set wrong, more info below) I can't tell, the advantage to this is the mirror blocks me from the video (because I certainly know what I look like, I don't need video evidence of me picking my nose) but I'd prefer if the camera was on the left side of the whole dashcam unit. Obviously this would be preferred if you have a right hand drive car (which is hilarious because I have my A119 in my RHD car). • I like the A119's SOS button as I'll call it, this camera has one, but it's the second from the far right button. Here's the problem, the far right button is the mute button. I don't want my camera muted ever, the buttons are really easy to press, so with the screen being hot garbage I'll never know if my camera is muted at a given time until I go to review footage and don't hear anything. You'd think I could reach over, feel the far right button and move 1 to the left to set the video to not recycle, but just feeling the button will press it, I guess I can see why I'd want that a button but I'd prefer not to use it. Also neither buttons are even mentioned in the little manual booklet, I read it to see if I can mute the camera but nope • The camera doesn't beep at you if you forgot to put a memory card in - Sure it'll make a startup and shutdown noise but you forget the card? Well the screen turns off as scheduled and you'll never know, especially if you have your cam mounted out of sight like I do. The A119 stays lit up all blue so I often notice if I forgot the memory card within a few minutes when I think "why is that screen still on? Oh shoot I didn't put a memory card in" • Mounting is kinda flimsy - I actually had to glue a part of the mount using the dual sided tape day 1 (I don't prefer to use suction cups on my windshield) but it's unfortunately a bit more adjustable than I would like, because the A119 is one solid unit mounted with 2 sided tape and the lens itself can be adjusted (not the camera) I don't have any problems with my sunshade bumping the camera, in the summer time I bump this camera all the time and throw it out of alignment So yeah, if none of this bothers you and you really want an interior facing camera you may be pretty happy, especially for the price. But for $30 more you could get the A119 with GPS, a more up to date sensor (so you can see stuff easier, particularly license plate numbers), the interface is about the same but the gripes I've mentioned have more customization, the audio isn't as harsh (this camera's audio is fine but sometimes it's blow your eardrums out loud), oh and I've warrantied my last A119 and their customer service was great (plus they provide new firmware versions on their website). I did a quick Google search for "lamtto dashcam update firmware" just to see if anything came up and nothing is jumping out to me. Sure this thing has a IR night mode camera for the rear which seems to work pretty well, not something I care too much about (all of my cars shut off power outlet power with ignition off so I've never tested a parking mode, I'm sure I could look into wiring that up all separate but until I do that I can't comment on it). One note regarding my video, the cam saves the videos as separate files, both with audio, I would imagine because it's doubling up you effectively have half the space as you would have with a 1 camera unit. In case if it's not obvious I threw that in a video editor, if you had an incident the fastest and easiest way would just be to share both files, for whatever reason the camera puts the files in separate folders but with the same file name so you have to rename one of them if you want to work with both files, a bit annoying. But yeah, the audio and video quality are good for the price of this unit, I've actually seen more expensive units have worse video so I'll take this. I plan to buy something like this Vantrue N4 3 Channel 4K Dash Cam in the near future, has all of the bells and whistles I'd want and I can keep this thing as a spare. Obviously some of the design features might cause me to have similar complaints but there's not much I can do.

This dual dash cam does exactly what it promises. Clear 1080P video from both front and inside, even at night thanks to the IR night vision. Setup was straightforward, with two mounting options that made it easy to install in my car. The included 64GB SD card is a nice touch—ready to go out of the box. Loop recording, accident lock, and parking monitor all work as expected. Great for rideshare drivers or anyone who wants extra security on the road. No flashy extras, just reliable performance. If you need a dependable dash cam without the hype, this is it.

This is my first dashcam but did not want to spend a lot of money on a product that I was not sure I would like. I took a gamble on this treasure and think it is absolutely amazing. Firstly, it is very inexpensive when compared to the name brand dashcams, but it looks and works the same. It comes with the option of using a glue mount of suction and I mounted it on the right side of the rearview mirror at the top edge of the roof/window frame. It does not obstruct my view, even at night the light is barely noticeable; perhaps due to the distance it is from me being that it is in a SUV. Installation was easy and everything needed for installation is included. The only wire that is visible is about 4 inches on the window frame when crossing it from the windshield seal to the door seal, but it crosses right above the glove compartment and is barely noticeable. The viewing area is small and having the outside view and cabin view both displayed is a little challenging to see from a distance (don't forget it is in a SUV), but the high dollar dashcams do not have a large viewing area either. The description says that it will capture an accident and store the video while in park mode, but I was not sure if it worked until one day I did not turn on the camera and was driving through a parking deck with speed strips and bumps and when my SUV shook from driving over the strips the camera came on and started recording. My gamble paid off. Great camera, great picture quality, great price, and easy installation. Having inside cabin and outside road recordings is just a little more assurance for safety.

un poco confuso al principio el cambiar las indicaciones en el menú, aún tengo la duda de cuánto tiempo tarda en cargarse, pero al parecer siempre debe estar conectada, creo es su issue, la batería.

Picked this up recently and have been using it for a bit now. Setup was actually easier than I expected. Plug it in, stick it on the windshield, and it’s good to go. The rear/interior camera attaches with a simple cable and the whole thing was up and running within a few minutes. Video quality is clear in both day and night. The night vision is better than I thought it would be — faces inside the car show up clearly, and the front camera captures plates and road signs without issues. The 64 GB card that comes with it is a nice bonus so you don’t have to buy anything extra. The interface is simple, the buttons make sense, and the loop recording just works in the background. I haven’t had any overheating or random shutoffs. For everyday driving and peace of mind, this is more than enough. If you’re looking for a reliable dash cam that’s easy to install and doesn’t cost a fortune, this one is a great pick. I’m happy with it so far.

La cámara funciona muy bien. Ojalá se le agregue, en futuras versiones, una mejor batería.

I’ve had a great experience using the LAMTTO C310 in my vehicle. It records crisp, detailed footage from both perspectives — the road ahead and the cabin — so you get full coverage at all times. The wide field of view helps capture more of the surroundings, and the image quality stays sharp even after dark, which is especially reassuring for nighttime driving. Installation took only a few minutes, and having a 64GB memory card included meant I could start recording right away without buying anything extra. Features like continuous overwrite recording and impact detection perform consistently, and the parking surveillance mode offers added confidence when the car is left unattended. All in all, it’s a dependable and user-friendly camera that offers strong performance and value. I wouldn’t hesitate to suggest it to others looking for an affordable, feature-packed option.

I’m extremely happy with this dual dash camera system. Both the front and rear lenses produce sharp, detailed footage in all lighting conditions, whether it’s bright daylight or late at night, which makes me feel much more secure on the road. Getting everything mounted and running took very little time, and the instructions were straightforward and beginner-friendly. The wide field of view does a great job covering the surroundings, and the parking surveillance feature is a big bonus for added protection when the car is unattended. Its slim profile blends neatly into the windshield without obstructing visibility, and the touch display responds quickly and feels intuitive to navigate. Considering the cost, this setup offers impressive quality and functionality. It’s a solid choice for anyone wanting dependable front and rear recording without spending a fortune.