IIWEY EY02 4K Dash Cam Front and Rear Built-in 5GHz WiFi, Dual Dash Cam Front 4K Rear 1080P Car Camera, Free 64GB SD Card, Super Night Vision, App Control, Supercapacitor, Parking Mode, USB C Port

After a lot of research, I decided on the IIWEY EY02 4K Front and Rear Dash Cam, and I’m really impressed with what it offers. From build quality to video performance and ease of use, this dash cam punches well above its price point.The package includes the main front unit, a compact rear camera, mounting gear, power cable, and even a pry tool for neat cable installation — a thoughtful touch that made setup much smoother. It also comes with a detailed manual that walks you through installation, settings, and usage.Installation was straightforward. The front camera attaches to the windscreen via a solid adhesive mount, and the rear cam can be mounted inside the rear window. Running the wire along the headliner and under trim panels took about 30 minutes in total, and the included tools helped a lot. Power is drawn via the car’s 12V outlet, though there’s an option to hardwire it for full-time parking monitoring.In terms of video quality — this is where the EY02 shines. The front camera records in true 4K, and the footage is impressively clear, even in varied lighting conditions. You can easily read number plates, road signs, and fine details. Night vision is also excellent — bright headlights and streetlamps don’t blow out the image, and even low-lit roads are well captured.The rear camera records in 1080p and is perfect for capturing what’s happening behind you. It’s wide enough to cover all lanes and provides good detail for accidents or reversing footage.The dash cam includes loop recording, G-sensor collision detection, and parking mode — all of which work reliably. I tested the parking mode with a hardwire kit, and it captured a bump during the night perfectly.Navigation through the menu is easy via the LCD screen, and settings include resolution control, date/time stamp, watermark toggle, and audio recording. The camera uses microSD cards (Class 10 or U3 recommended), and swapping them out is easy thanks to a side-mounted slot.A small but welcome bonus is voice feedback — when recording starts or stops, the device gives a clear audible prompt, so you’re never guessing if it’s working.If I had to nitpick, it’s that the rear camera isn’t waterproof — so it’s meant for inside mounting only, which may not suit all users. Also, the screen is small, so you won’t use it for playback much — but that’s what the SD card and a PC are for.Overall, the IIWEY EY02 4K Dash Cam is a top-tier product at a mid-range price. Superb video quality, reliable features, and easy setup make it an excellent investment for any motorist. Highly recommended.

Perfect dash cam highly recommended easy to install.only drawback you can’t see recorded video any time.

Nice compact camera, front and rear. Set and forget style. Use app to connect to device and review footage. For clearer viewing of recordings, make sure to actually download first to device and better to look on PC. Records audio also!The spec say 128GB max but I have 256GB, just format on PC first to make sure you are getting 256GB. Although in the manual it says 256GB, so formatting in the device should work too.Files are recorded in HEVC (H.265) for very good encoding with smaller file sizes compared to the traditional AVC (H.264)It is indeed "4K" - 2160p - check my attached details files. And sure, the implementation and software processing is not as good as a €1000 flagship phone so don't expect super sharp AI processed super pictures and videos with this. It's just a basic 4K sensor with basic processing, and for the price it's good.Also, very important to note, you have to download the videos/images to your device (better PC) and play/view them that way, this is what will give you the good quality. Live view on phone is compressed and not a true representation of what the camera is actually recording.I've added pics of a difficult pattern for a camera and it recorded them fine. Ignore the removed parts, that's for privacy reasons. I've uploaded them raw/full but Amazon might compress them so just be aware of that.The front and back recordings are separate files on the SD Card (ending in A and B respectively).Installation is easy, but I've done these before so have experience. It's as easy as the others I've installed on my friends/family members' cars. Compared to those other cameras it's about the same "quality" but you can zoom in more on PC for extra detail. The others are 1080p front and 480p back, so not as clear as this one.Car charger goes into 12v (or 24V) slot but has a handy USB Type A 5v 1.5A output for charging phones or whatever so you can still keep your phone going.Comes with a very handy spudger tool to helping move the wires under the trim of the car.The 3M tape supplied is really good - make sure to clean area with isopropyl alcohol first though! Comes with stick on clips if you are afraid to go under the trim - don't be afraid as it's much cleaner if you go under the trim, just make sure not to block side/pillar airbags.The back camera is 360deg adjustable on the Y-axis (i.e. adjust up to sky, down to ground). Front is not adjustable, so make sure to look at the video stream while you are installing it.Bonus: The built in voice announcements can be disabled.

My son said it was pretty easy to install. He camouflages all the cables inside the car so the camera, believe it or not, looks like wireless.He downloaded the app and synchronised the device with the phone or something like that. He said it was easy to set up, but it probably would not have been as easy for me.I will try to upload some pictures if I get in his car one day. However, he said to 5 stars for this camera.

This was probably the most expensive dash cam I’ve bout as I fit front and rear to my households cars but the most disappointing. I prefer the discrete cameras rather than the full sized so this fit the bill. Unfortunately this has really poor loop recording functionality. It sometimes works but then fails and stops recording until you connect with the app and format the sd card. Support have provided me with a new memory card and a firmware update but this hasn’t fixed the issue. I’ve even tried a high quality sd card rather than whatever brand comes with it and that hasn’t helped.This is a major issue as what’s the point of a dashcam that just might not record when it’s needed.I will not be buying another one from the brand so I can’t recommend it.