VIOFO Dash Cam Front and Rear 2K 1440P 60fps +1080P 30fps Dual Dash Camera with Wi-Fi GPS, Emergency Recording, Motion Detection, 24h Parking Mode, Super Capacitor (A129 Plus Duo) (A129PlusDuo)

Number plate of the car right in front is blown out in the night from your cars headlight. Other than that it works well enough.

Not as expected

Would have been better if cloud storage is enabled, thanks.

I picked up the VIOFO Dual Dash Cam during a sale, and honestly, it's the best dashcam I've owned so far. The 2K 1440P at 60fps front camera delivers super clear footage, even at higher speeds, and the rear 1080P does a solid job capturing everything behind the car. Setup was straightforward, and the video quality both day and night is excellent. The build feels premium, and the features like loop recording, G-sensor, and parking mode work flawlessly. It gives me peace of mind while driving, knowing that both front and rear views are being recorded with such clarity. Definitely worth it especially at the price I paid during the sale.

Purchased this almost half a year back, has been a great product overall with no issues so far. The app has been flawless so far as well, and the length of wire for the back camera was more than sufficient (actually a bit too much but I do have a smaller car :P) I actually really love the fact that it comes with multiple glue/adhesive strips, really great addition and removes any tension of what to do if its falls off. On that note I should mention that the strips provided are VERY strong, so make sure you plan well ahead where it is going to be stuck since you might find it hard to remove later. I would recommend you get a good SD card to put inside (you might want to go for more endurance than performance, since it is not how fast the card gets written, but repeated writing cycles that it had to manage for long periods of time) That being said, I do wish for two things tho: 1. I think the SD card ejection slot could do with a little bit of improvement, since it's REALLY hard to take it out once it's put in. I get the idea that once you put it in, you probably will not take it out, but if you could make the slot a little bigger for the future it would be nice. 2. I think the app / new user guide could also do with a bit of a rework or freshening up since less tech savvy people might have a bit of trouble following the instructions and getting a grip on how it all works. Overall a great & solid product 4.9/5

I recently purchased this dash cam and it has been a game changer for my driving experience. The video quality is crystal clear and the night vision is good. The dash cam also has a wide-angle lens which captures everything in front of my vehicle. The device is also very easy to install and the interface is user-friendly. One of the features that I love the most about this dash cam is its automatic recording when I start the car and stops when I turn it off. This is a great feature for people who are always on the go and forget to turn the device on or off. I went an extra mile connected the dash cam by using hardwire kit. There are several tutorials that you can find on youtube and follow them to install the dashcam. The dash cam also has a built-in GPS which tracks my speed and location, which is very helpful in case of an accident. The device also has a loop recording feature which automatically overwrites old footage when the memory card is full. For some reason, after installing the dashcam, it would restart, turnoff without any warning. It turns out, there was a problem with the GPS module through which I was powering the dashcam. When I contacted the manufacturer, they immediately shipped a new GPS module free of charge. So, I appreciate that.

I installed this about six months ago and it's just worked as expected since then without any intervention on my part. I've had reason to pull videos from it twice since then and the quality was quite as good as expected. It's a bit of a pain to install (as is any camera with a wired rear secondary cam) as you need to pull off various trim parts to hide to wiring to the rear of the car, but it's really not that hard to figure out, and if that's something you don't want to do it's cheap enough to have it installed professionally (or you can just leave wires hanging around your car if you don't mind looking like a grot). Overall, if you're willing to commit to the installation, the device itself is worthwhile. I did also purchase the optional wiring kit to allow it to be wired into the car's fusebox so it works in "parking mode" as well but to date haven't bothered with it - it works well enough plugged into the cigarette lighter socket. I still think it's a good idea and would make for a neater install... it's just waiting for the day when I have plenty of time to kill and nothing more interesting to do.

Dashcam had some minor issues in the beginning regarding to wifi being turned on and then freezing the whole unit after 15min. A quick software update that was issued on 03MAR22 fixed that issue and it runs flawlessly now. Length of wire for front cam is perfect with an extra 1.5ft of wire leftover. Length of wire for the rear is pretty spot on assuming you route it through the bottom door panel due to window air bags. There was about 2in of slack left for the rear in my 16 Mazda 3 Hatchback.