7-Inch Touch Screen Backup Camera Mirror Dash Cam 1080P Front and Rear Dual Lens with Waterproof Rearview Reversing Camera(Free 16GB SD Card)

The media could not be loaded.  I’ve been looking for a dashcam for my camera but turn out i found this product. First of all, the video quality is the bét. It’s up to 1080 HD. The camera is 180* and it also has touch screen which is very sensitive and worked very well so far. The back up camera is simple but i’m still struggling with installing it behind my car. The design of the mirror is simple, not too fancy. This dashcam records audio as well. So far so good, i would recommend my friend and my family if they need one.

There's always some doubt when you buy a cheaper product, but this one is really solid for the price and what it comes with. Video quality is crisp and is good enough to use when an accident happens. I prefer this over the more expensive ones mostly due to the fact that if someone broke into my car and stole this, I wouldn't be down +$100ish bucks. Touch screen is responsive and the setup is simple.

I searched around and did a lot of research before buying this product. I'm sure you've noticed that there are many that look exactly the same from different sellers for a wide range of prices. I decided to take a leap of faith and go with this one and I'm sure glad I did. It isn't perfect but for less than $60 it's everything you could expect. The only complaints I have about it are small and don't seriously detract from the overall value.Pros:-Mirror is very streamline and discreet, attaches easily to existing mirror.-Display screen is very large and easy to see.-Not hard to install, just YouTube it if you need the help.-Adds another layer of security to your vehicle-Rear view camera is very discreet and doesn't command a lot of attentionCons:-Buttons on the screen are rather small. It isn't made with large man hands in mind. Either make the icons bigger or add physical buttons-Dashcam field of view (FOV) isn't very wide.-Since the camera is fixed to the mirror, you have to compromise between seeing behind you (like a normal rearview mirror) and having a good angle for your dashcam.Overall I would buy it again if I needed to. Costs a lot less than other models and does an excellent job. The mirror works great with tinted windows, but I would not recommend it if you don't have window tint. Without tint or with the windows down the glare can make it hard/impossible to see. Not a problem if you have dark tint and if you wear polarized lenses then it's almost non-existent.I was able to tuck the wires into the headliner and down the A-pillar so it was all concealed.*NOTE* If you want to hardwire this into your cabin fuse box you will NEED a dashcam hardwire kit. They're around $15 on Amazon. Your fuse box provides 12v which will quickly fry your new mirror. The kits come with a 12v to 5v converter just for this. Absolutely essential.For my 2009 Nissan Titan Crew Cab I had to order a "2.5mm 10ft, 4 pin male to female extension" to connect the rearview camera to the mirror. The original just wasn't long enough by itself.I ran mine up the headliner, down the A-pillar, under the front passenger door sill, through the center pillar, under and through a grommet in the rear passenger door sill to the chassis and then ran it with some flex hose to the bumper. Sounds like a lot of work but with some plastic body tools and electrical tape it goes quickly. Definitely worth the effort.Saved me a lot of money and the peace of mind that it brings is just the icing on top.

I had a 3” dash cam for about two years and decided that it was time for an upgrade.After doing my research I settled on the Wordcam FHD Dual DASH CAM which is a full1080P camera while my old dash cam operated at 720P.The installation was a breeze and when I have some time I’ll see if I can get the back camera to work.The wider screen provides a much better viewing experience and it comes with a slight tint that provides for better viewing in my opinion. The touch screen operation on these dash cam mirrors makes it very easy to navigate the menus and also convenient to be able to easily replay videos.The included SD card is ok, wish it was 32 gigs but I have a few 32 gig SD cards lying around the house so if there is an issue, I have adequate backup.Overall, If you’re in the market for a decent dashcam at a decent price then you should definitely checkout the Wordcam FHD Dual Dash Cam.

The media could not be loaded.  Pros1. Quality is good. Nicely constructed. Wires were long enough for an SUV.2. Great in daylight.3. Reflective screen works both ways if you adjust your focus looking at the camera or the rear passengers4. Wide angle cameras5. Cant beat the price with its features.Cons1. Battery life is poor. Shuts off in less than 6 seconds after the sensitivity sensor turns on2. Wont loop record and youll have to reformat all the time for it to record. This is with the 16GigMSD and a Class 10 Samsung MSD. Ultimately after 10 days, it wont record anymore (Hence I am returning it).3. Touch screen is at best half working half not.4. POOR in low light conditions as youll see in the video. When driving, youll only see flashes of light and you will not see any plate number in front despite closer than 6-8 feet away.Ultimately, product is good but needs several improvements to make it stand out. Good if it works for you, as for my experience, The ROAV cam I have in my other car and its been two years, is better. I tried it because of its reviews and to record our vacation to Yosemite, Lake Tahoe and Vegas. Those did not record due to constant reformatting. Sucks that the negative reviewers are also right on.