Fitcamx Dashcam Fits Land Rover Range Rover 2018-2022 L405 L460 & Sport 2018-2022 L494 L461(Model 6111), OEM Look 4K Dashcam with Battery 2160P UHD Video WiFi, Night Vision, G-Sensor, 64GB Card

Fitted in a treat, very easy to fit, excellent video recordings, super clear image. Fitted to Range Rover Sport 2024. Excellent product. And it came with SD card, perfect.

The product is high quality and truly has an OEM look — it’s impossible to tell the difference. I just wish it had a built-in GPS with a speed display. Installation took only 5 minutes and was very easy.

Why did you choose this product over others?: Looked at a lot of others ,but couldn’t get any to blend in with the car .Until I found this, simple to install.Even wth my sore hands and shoulder I had this in front and rear within half an hour.And it looks great.One slight problem,it could do with some adjustment to the actual camera,not a lot but a tiny bit ,as it shows a bit more of the front of my car than normal.That said a brilliant piece of kit.

According to a camx chat that I have had with them.... they do not have a Range Rover L405 specific product. They say you need the generic style which entails sticky pads to the windscreen and running wires around the outside if the windscreen... not as shown in this Amazon advert wiring connection through the courtesy light source. So when it says no sticky mess or unsightly wires and easy install... thats obviously using Advertising jargon for the exact opposite. Please check very carefully for your specific vehicle what is the correct product before pressing the buy now button.... because otherwise what you are expecting may not be we you recieve.

Se tiene que meter bien la tapadera en las guías del fondo si no lo metes no se alinea. Te tardas un rato pero si quedó bien

Sehr gute Produktqualität, OEM-Qualität, selbst der KFZ-Händler war begeistert! Sehr gute Aufnahmequalität, leicht zu installieren aufgrund guter Anleitung und Installationsvideo. Sehr zu empfehlen!

This is my first time using a Fitcamx product. I had an older Honda van and the camera was old, just like the van. The previous vehicle (Odyssey) had the camera powered by one of the auxillary power ports below the dash. The camera used a suction cup and the wire was tucked underneath a dash board cover. I hated the way it looked. Goodbye van. The van was updated to a 2024 Honda CR-V. I liked the idea of the Fitcamx system. I looked up the YouTube videos and installation was pretty much like the short video clips. The camera came with everything except a way to "fish" the rear camera wire through the factory wire loom/harness. Some videos show a coat hanger, zip tie, and even a red colored "installation" tool. The tool is plastic and has a slot to slide the wire onto the tool. Amazon sells a tool for about $10 but the delivery date was going to be a few days. I opted to try and push the wire through the rubber boot just by the wire itself. The wire went about 3/4th the length of the rubber loom but I could not get the plug through. I used a coat hanger and cut a one foot section and used a set of pliers to make a small loop. I pushed the loop end first and got the hook to come out of the loom. I hooked the wire onto the loop and began to pull the hanger through the loom. The hanger came out without the plug. I was able to get the plug far enough that a little pushing and pulling and the plug came out of the wire loom. This was the hardest part of the installation. The front mirror panel came off easily with the supplied tool. The front camera was easy and took a few minutes to install and the camera app was simple to download and get a picture of the cameras working. Connection between the cameras and my cell phone was a piece of cake. Both cameras are clear and I was able to see good detail on the camera. My main goal for the cameras is to make sure in case of an accident, I have video footage. I could have bought two separate cameras and saved a few dollars but I like the idea of the Fitcamx blending in with the mirror housing. I ordered the black colored camera even though my interior is grey colored on the factory mirror housing. I like the black colored housing because it actually blends into the dark windshield better so the camera aperture is nearly invisible. The grey colored camera would have been more visible. The installation took about 30 minutes of my time. The tools I used were a set of pliers, Phillips head screw driver, a coat hanger, and my cell phone to look at the Youtube video how to remove and install the mirror housing. Some people with no handy skills would be intimidated to install this camera system. The difficulty level for this install is a 2 out of 10. I'm sure if I had bought the cameras from a local dealer and had them install it, they would have charged me an hour minimum. I ordered a dash board cover with the money I saved installing this camera myself. I think this system is a combination of simplicity, quality, and a great value for what you're paying and what you're getting. It would be nice if every car maker install dual USB-C power ports on the upper panel near your light/lamp panel. This would make car camera/radar detector, GPS installation a breeze. A small one foot run of wire or less and installation would be a simple peel the sticker, mount the camera, and plug in the power.

After seeing the Youtube video exposing that nearly all webcams are the same exact hardware, I decide that I would not bother shopping for camera features. Instead, I focused on: the installation being safe and easy while looking like part of the car. This webcam really delivers in creativity by providing PC-ABS part replacements for your interior with a camera inside. In the case of the 2024 CRV, the camera replaces the vent cover for the HondaSense camera already in the front window. Once installed, this replacement panel positions the new camera right below the factory camera to look like it was built from the factory with two cameras. The design is genius. There is zero risk of a smash-and-grab to steal your dashcam. The only minor knock on the design is that the replacement panel does not have felt absorption pads to prevent part-on-part squeaks like the stock interior panel does. That means that this dashcam might make some noise in bumpy conditions. Installation of the camera on a 2024 CRV is also genius. The camera comes with a wiring loom that connects to an existing interior connector, meaning there is no need to run wire to the fuse box. The rear camera was mostly easy once I got past the rear door. In my case, I threaded a long zip tie taped to a piece of paracord through the rubber cable conduit to the rear hatch. Finally, I taped the camera cord to the paracord and pulled it through slowly, inching it by hand in the rubber conduit to get it to move. Other than the routing of the cable through the rear door, the rest of the installation was extremely easy. I routed the rear camera cable along the driver side paneling to the center roof console. Overall, installation took me about 2 hours, and that was taking my time. Setup of the camera is where this fairy tale story of the perfect webcam falls apart. First, you cannot setup the camera on a phone which already is wirelessly connected to the car in Apple Car Play. This camera works by broadcasting a wireless SSID that you need to connect your device to in order to use the software. The problem is that Apply Car Play will continue drop the camera's wireless network and switch back to Car Play. This means you cannot use a phone already used in Car Play to access this camera. I got around this issue by enlisting a tablet for dashcam setup and use. Even after getting a tablet to setup the camera, the software is super basic. Positive: The software does not require any kind of Cloud account! This is a huge positive actually. Negatives: You cannot invert or mirror the rear camera in software. With the natural installation routing of the wire, my rear camera is recording upside down. I can flip the image right side up in my video player, but it really is horrid that the rear videos are upside down when viewing from my connected device. Time is only settable by connecting an external device periodically. If you don't regularly connect, the time will drift and potentially be lost. There is no messaging to tell you when the card fails or the camera has issues. I have read that a High Endurance card should last years. Thus, the suggestion is to replace the card once a year to ensure stability. I have debated what rating to give this product considering there are strokes of genius even if the manufacturing did cheap out by selling out-of-date poor software. The reality is that most of us will install the dashcam and forgot it exists. This camera is a set it and forgot type camera. It will record a good picture, the installation looks great, and the interface is basic and does the job. Go into your purchase with tempered expectations and I still think the price/performance ratio makes this a good value for the money.

for hybrid Europa Version man sieht etwas Verkabelung von außen . Support very good