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

Being one of the older models that don’t have Bluetooth capabilities. I’m glad the cam works front and rear. Took about hour and a half to cleanly install the cameras while hiding the cables. I did not hard wire it because i didn’t want to deal with in line relays etc to prevent the car battery from draining too low overnight.I use it in the car cig charger port and it’s been working for years now. No issues taking the SD card out and pulling video when needed. The adhesive strength is good, even in direct sunlight in the sweaty summers. The camera has not fallen off or gotten loose at all!

Great camera i also have it hard wired to the car if it detects any movement it will activated and starts recording and the video quality is very good too ,license plates are readable you can even zoom in once you retrieve the video on your phone

Great camera easy set up . Only problem when taking off the sticker it wasn’t coming off at all you need to make a X slit on the red part in order to take the top red tape off and not take the glue off

Fantastic camera setup. Definitely recommend hardwiring this kit for parking modes. Catches idiots in 1080P+ tossing carts into your parked car easily.

I bought a dashcam so I could have video proof for when bad incidents, however rare, would happen. A dashcam is supposed to be reliable in order to catch those rare moments, but this dashcam has proved otherwise.This camera has failed me twice so far, and I don't even know if I want to wait on a third. For context, I hardwired the camera into a Honda Civic using entirely Viofo parts. I installed it manually ensuring the fuse taps were done correctly, and routed the wires throughout the liner. I formatted the SD card, and downloaded the latest firmware. Before driving, I made sure that everything was operational and functioning how it was supposed to, so I know I could put my confidence in this product for my new car. Little did I know what would come...The first time: A catalytic converter was stolen from a family members car overnight. I was relieved to see that they had parked directly behind me (and also my rear dash cam). But, when I went to check the footage, there was no trace of the rear camera's footage whatsoever. I thought that maybe the cord had become disconnected, but everything was fine. I just unplugged the cord and plugged it back in and all of a sudden it started working and recording again. Because I didn't want another incident to happen again, I redownloaded all the firmware and rechecked the settings to make sure that everything was working properly. I guess this time was just bad luck...Second time: I had parked on a pretty busy street before work. Later on, I come back to my new car with it's back bumper slightly falling off and a giant mark with scratched paint on the driver's side. I thought that this was an easy insurance claim, because my dashcam would have caught it all. BUT, when I went to check the footage, the car that I believe hit me was not included in the footage. Strangely enough, the impact itself was completely absent from the footage. I reviewed the entire day's worth of footage manually myself, and all that was shown was the car parking, but never leaving (when the impact occurred). I had the car on auto detection mode with high sensitivity, and I found it strange that it completely missed the car backing out and hitting my car. I would think a car backing out would trigger the motion detector on high sensitivity, but I guess not. Call that bad luck if you want, but so far all I've seen is a pattern of unreliability.If you're looking for a dashcam that is meant to be there for you in your times of need, this dashcam, is NOT for you. It is unreliable and definitely not worth the price tag given the competition with a similar price point. Although it has failed me only twice, a good dashcam shouldn't be given that many chances. Even if the camera itself has all the bells and whistles, and meets all of your requirements on paper, none of that has any meaning if the camera fails you in your times of need. Don't make the same mistake I did, and buy a different product.

Got the camera for my own car then got another for my work truck. Great quality, even the mic is great, my old dashcam clipped with my music's bass but this one eats it for breakfast. You can also get a program to see gps and all kinds of trip telemetry. I love the video lock button to save clips.

I use it for two years and only now writing a review because i wanted to be precise and make sure im on spot and coinsidence.Climate here is usualy between 4 to 43 degrees celcious it hot summers, so it went twice threw scorching heat and up to 60 to 70 degrees celcious inside the car parking in the sun.I had the annoying rear cable problem too, the cam drove me crazy every drive and i had to disconnect it.On he bright side, i corresponded directly with Viofo and they sent me a rear cable and camera replacement with no charge whatsoever, taking responsibilty, and the camera workes perfect and as described for the last almost two years.I would say this:A product is only as good as it's customer service, because no matter how good it is, if you run into a problem and don't get the service required, it doesn't worth the paper your dollar is printed on, and from time to time these kind of problams occure.For holding on daily, and for the customer servise i got (and free of charge, no fuss or trying to wave me off), i choose to disregard the first, last and only bump and giving the product (not the specific seller) a 5 star review.Would recomment it and Viofo's service any day.