4 Channel Dash Cam for Car, 3 inch IPS Screen, 360° 1080P Dash Cam with 64G SD Card, 5G WiFi & App Control, 8 IR Lamps Night Vision, G-Sensor, Loop Recording, Reversing Assistance

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This dash cam offers a lot of value, especially for the price. The 4-channel setup is impressive and gives a wide view around the car, which is great for added security and peace of mind. Video quality is solid in daylight, and the included SD card is a nice bonus so you can start using it right away. I also like the compact screen and app connectivity—it makes reviewing footage pretty convenient. The night vision works decently, though it’s not perfect in very dark conditions. The main downside is the setup. With multiple cameras and wiring, it can take some time and patience to install everything neatly. The instructions could also be a bit clearer. It is clear and looks great! Overall, a feature-packed dash cam that performs well once it’s up and running—just be prepared for a bit of a setup process.

I have an older truck with an outdated camera that nobody makes a connector for to use with an after market head unit. I was dreading having to rewire everything but found this and am happy! I have been using it for over a month now and have not had any issues! First off it isn’t a hardwired type device in which you would have had to tap into your battery or brake lights to power it. It uses a car charger port and you simply hook it up like you would a cell phone. You then mount it using the sticky tape. The camera display is clear and crisp and you get a great value for what it’s worth! You can record using a micro sd card and you can play it back on the monitor. I love how you can install a camera without having to hardwire it. I’ve used other wireless type cameras and this is just as good as the others. This is a great upgrade at an affordable price especially with the high quality night vision and consistent connectivity.

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This webcam offers impressive value for the price, provided you can overlook a few limitations. The video quality is not high definition—it captures 1080p for the front and 480p for the left, right, and rear channels—but it is sufficient to determine fault in most accident scenarios. While it lacks a harness for always-on recording, it is a functional and capable unit for basic needs. The kit includes the main front camera, aimable side cameras and a rear camera that must be wired and installed through your car’s headliner. All cameras but the main front one are surrounded by IR light sources that you can turn on to have an illuminated night view for the camera. I personally intend to use one of the side units as a rear camera to avoid the hassle of wiring the dedicated rear cam through the headliner. But if you do run the wiring, you can connect the cam to your reverse lights to use the cam as an automatic backup camera. Be aware that the included adhesive-backed mounting stalk is not the suction cup it looks like. The camera comes with a 64Gb memory card, so everything you need is right in the box. The power supply is for use in a cigarette lighter. It does not have a USB male end for power, though the connection to the cam is actually USB-C—so if you have a USB power port available in your car, you can use it with the cam if you provide your own cable.