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08. Jan 2020
What more can I say, it works and I haven't had any issues.
What more can I say, it works and I haven't had any issues, so yes I'm happy with my purchase.
08. Jan 2020
A good deal for the price - does the job very well.
Some pros and cons, overall for the price you can't go wrong as it captures a good quality video. I wanted to capture what is taking place in front of me as well as behind which is why I went with this package. I have a Ford Taurus and the cable to the rear camera is more than long enough, have about an extra 16 inches of cable after running it up along the front and rear windows and along the top of the door frame.
I have used the camera 5 days straight, 30 mins to work, 30 mins home, no issues. Then I drove to FL and back, camera running the whole time about 10 hours a day, no issues with it. The video captured at night was decent to me as night video is difficult to capture, but I also don't have much to compare it to. Likewise, the front camera, to me its good quality video, it's sharp. It will pick up a license plate if the car is fairly close, and in daylight. Its possible that a camera costing 10x as much will do a better job, not sure, but I didn't want to pay that much so once again, for the price this seems very decent when it comes to capturing what's going on around you.
Some slight cons - to start, the instructions are useless, you'll have to fiddle around with the buttons on the camera, I was able to eventually figure out how set the date/time and navigate around but some of the options don't make sense. I also have an issue with the rear camera as it appears you need to mount to the top of the rear window and let it hang down, however, in m case this causes strange electrical static when listening to the radio so it must be near the radio antenna or something. If i unplug the cable to the rear cam the static instantly goes away. I moved the camera to the bottom of the window and placed it on the deck, however, the video image is upside-down and I don't see a menu setting that will correct this. Although I got smart, removed the two screws from the mounting plate, flipped the cam, remounted. Another issue with the rear cam, when I playback the video the image (on my PC) is mirror opposite, in real time if I look out my rear window and see a red car in the left lane, and blue in the right, the video playback will show the red on the right and blue on the left. Maybe all rear cams are like this?
My old dash cam came with a cable that allowed me to connect the camera to my PC and pull video. No such cable with this cam so I used the cable from my other cam, which fits and will power up the camera, but I don't see a way to access files and pull them. I guessing it can be done but again, the instructions are very weak. To view the videos I had to remove the SD card and plug that into my PC using a special adapter that came with my SD card. I guess this isn't so bad, I simply need to be careful removing and then replacing the SD card because on both of my cams (his and hers) I missed the metal chute that holds the card as the chute is below the camera frame and not flush with the plastic. I did this twice, on both of my cameras, and the card went in between the frame and the chute. Luckily I was able to pry open the camera housing and get the SD card to drop out. As long as you are aware of this you'll be fine, just be sure to wear your reading glasses and be in good lighting when inserting the card.
The mounting bracket works quite well, stays in place. At first it dropped off the window after a few hours but on a second attempt is stayed in place. Make sure the glass is clean. I do wish the bracket was a little smaller, it hangs down about 5 inches and then connects to the camera. I would like to mount it up as high as possible so its out of the way and concealed but that would require a different bracket.
Besides a few issues, I really believe you can't get a better camera for the price. In fact I surprised I payed under $30 for this.