Backup Camera 10 inch Mirror Dash Cam Dual Lens Front Rear Dash Camera 1080P Full Touch Screen Video Streaming Mirror Loop Recording, Parking Monitor, Night Vision, Waterproof Rear Camera

I've been look for a mirror dash cam with full screen display for some time and they used to cost hundreds of dollars just a couple of years ago. To be able to buy one for under $80 now is quite a deal, considering plain dashcams with no mirror display used to cost that much.There are a lot of pros to this product that's already covered by the description, so I'm just going to mention the cons and caveats. None of which is remotely a deal breaker for me, given the value of the product.* can't do 1080P front and rear at same time even though both cams are capable of 1080P, I guess there's a bottleneck somewhere besides the sensors. But at least the mirror displays in 1080P regardless which setting you choose. For example, I have rear set to 720P and I could read the license plate in the display, but not in the video.* screen is just barely bright enough to be used in broad daylight, if you intent to use it with rear cam display on at all times, instead of leaving the screen off and use it like a regular mirror* WDR does not work as well as advertised, when I'm in the situation like the screenshot, under a tunnel looking out into broad daylight, outside the tunnel is completely blown out* glare from headlights in the night is pretty bad, and the further away they are the worse it is, which negates the night vision benefit quite a bit, this could be due to I installed the rear camera inside the car looking through the glass instead of outside.* 24h parking monitor doesn't work out-of-the-box as cigarette lighter port has no power when car is off. Unit itself has no battery to run off of.* the rear camera wire has a mini headphone looking jack on it, the bulk of it and the 90 degree bend makes it hard to fish the wire through the rubber shroud on the rear door of my hatchback. I have to cut it off and solder it back on during my wiring. If you have a sedan you won't have to deal with this as you can just run the wire through the inside of your trunk. It would be nice if the wire has a inline disconnect built in.* You can pan/pitch the view up and down, as the vertical FOV of the camera is greater than the display, but you can't adjust the roll to level out the horizon in the software, so make sure the camera is mounted perfectly level. Mine is off by a little bit and I can't adjust it without probably ruining the sticker.* there's a port for GPS, but I can't find any information about it.* I did not connect the red wire to the stop light, my car's hatchback setup makes it difficult without extending the wire, so I can't comment on the safe parking featureOverall I feel safer with this product, not only because of the dash cam functionality, but also because the wider FOV of the display reduces my blind spots and improves night vision for evening driving. I'm considering getting another one for my wife's car.

This is a very high quality dual lens Dash Cam. The packaging was impressive and had everything I needed, except the SD card, but this is understandable. There is more than enough wiring for both front and back cameras and I even had to loop the excess to be neatly hidden away. The 1080p front lens is super sharp and very bright at night. The rear 720p lens is also clean and clear. It can be installed inside on the back glass with the 3m all weather double sided tape provided, or you can do like me and install it outside above the license plate with a little drilling. Overall installation was easy as youtube provided many videos on the Junsun brand and others as well. The touch screen interface is very simple and effective, however, you will need to insert and format a 32gig or higher Class10 SD card to commence recording when the vehicle starts. The area covered by the camera is huge at 170 degrees. When in LCD power saving mode with screen set to turn off after 30 secs, the reflection on the mirror itself is impressive. Just be aware that if you want to leave the LCD display on during those bright and hot days, you're going to barely see it with all the glare around. But, that's not a problem for me as the important function of this thing is to record video of the road, besides, remember this is also a decent rear view mirror. In short, this is a high quality camera that comes at a fraction of the price of the more expensive brands out there and performs just as well. It certainly exceeded my expectations and I do not hesitate to recommend this. Love it!!!

Overall, the product is very good. The videos from the front and back are great. I only have a couple of issues with this unit. The first is wiring. I will probably have to find someone to help me with the wiring. The Mirror part is not too bad although I am having to use tape to hold the wire up along the roof 2006 Chevy Impala because the wires will not stay tucked into the roof. The rear camera is the problem because I have yet to figure out how to get the wire from the front to the trunk in the car and then it looks like I have to take the entire rear bumper off to access the license plate area so I just have the camera sitting in the rear window taped to the glass. It works pretty well.Please be aware that both cameras have a plastic film covering on them that needs to be removed before using. I did not realize that at the time these videos were taken. That is what the black dot at the top of the front camera is from and why the rear camera looks a little fuzzy. I will try to post a clearer picture later but I don't have them on my computer right now.The two biggest things I can say to watch out for is:1) The micro SD card has to go so far in from the top of the mirror, that I have to use my keys to push it in until it locks. Sometimes if I use my fingernail, I can get the card in but usually my finger stops before the card is all the way in. Then I have to use my keys to get the card out because I have to push it so far in but then I have to be careful not to release the keys to quickly or else the card comes flying out and who knows where it will end up.2)If your car is like mine and the accessories plug stays hot after the engine is turned off, please unplug the unit. I usually try to unplug it and I forgot one day and then two days later I couldn't start my car. So be warned that it will use up your battery if you leave it plugged in. Fortunately it was not a complete power drain but enough to not be able to turn the engine over.