Dash Cam Front Rear 4K Built-in 5G WiFi GPS, Voice Control, 3.39 inch IPS Screen, Dual Dash Camera for Car Includes 64GB SD Card, Super Night Vision, 24H Parking Monitor, Supercapacitor, Type C, HDR

A fairly good dashcam with the right price tag. This is a dash cam I installed on the second SUV in my family. I combine it with the first dashcam, which I bought 3 months ago. They are pretty much similar in function, but this Focuway dashcam costs only half the price of the first one. The mobile app is even more stable and more user-friendly.The 4K video quality is very good for the driver to record front and back views. I watched the video from the SD, which is included. The view is more than enough for you to track the vehicle around, and the speed has no delay. The product uses a Sony sensor chip, which has a good brand name for automotive quality. I guess this is what a dashcam cares most about in quality.This is the second time I’ve installed the dashcam on my car. I have more time to plan installation, and I planned well before I moved. I would say the most important point is to plan wiring well. How you can hide the wire as much as possible. The vendor provided a plastic plier for me to apply the wires on the rubber on the door and hard plastic on the rim of the vehicle frame. You pretty much have to use as much doorframe rubber as possible. You might need to buy some wire stickers from the website, which cost $3 for 10 counts. The camera plate window sticker is convenient and strong enough to hold the camera on the windshield.

Excellent product.Up to now the product is working fine.4k frontal camera works fine and provides good resolution.1080p rear camera works fine.Voice commands are working, also as the commands in the LCD panel.The app name is OkCar. It permitted download videos from the camera itself to my android phone using the 5 Ghz Wifi.And the best of all. The video explanation of how to cable the product is useful.

The FOCUWAY D2-Duo dash cam is a solid choice with crisp 4K front and 1080P rear recording. The 170° wide-angle lens captures more details, while smart voice control, 5GHz WiFi, and GPS add convenience. Great night vision, parking monitoring, and easy setup make it a reliable pick.

I was rear ended by a guy in a giant pickup truck on the highway back in October last year. My near perfect condition fun-to-drive 2008 low milage Civic Si that I intended to drive until the wheels fell off was totaled. I have a new car now. I purchased this cam for the next time that happens.This is a nice little dual camera system. I installed it the first time about 5 weeks ago, more on this later. It seems to be working as it should and it takes very good video and looks nice in my car, matches / blends into the black interior well. I luv the voice control. It's easy to connect the WIFI but I have to disconnect my phone from the stereo WIFI connection to get it to connect to the cam to view or download videos, not a deal breaker for me. It's easy to setup in the menu, although getting the time set right was a challenge and I had to google it to get the time zone set correctly, tip - if you are in Texas set the time zone to GMT -6:00 and your time will be correct. Back camera works well but lacks the quality and distance for detail that the front camera has (1080p vs 4k). If some one slams into the back of you and they are texting you will see them looking down, for sure. Cameras were easy to install with the exception of mounting the front cam.I wanted to mount the front cam on the windshields dot matrix next to the rearview mirror molding on the drivers side to hide the cam and to possibly give it a little shade for hot summer days (100+ degrees) here in North Texas region. I tried to mount it with the silly clear static film but the static film would not cling to the dot matrix well at all and I was not surprised so I pulled it all loose once it started sagging after maybe 2 minutes of it being there. I pulled the static film loose from the cam mounting base 3M sticky pad. I then reapplied the cam mounting base to the dot matrix without the static film and it held ok until it just got a little warm on the third day (80 degrees, windows up) while I was at work. The 3M sticky pad was done at that point, so I had realized I hated where I had tried to mount it cause I was not able to put up my sun shade so this time I decided to mount it to the plastic molding cover around the base of my rearview mirror mount on the passenger side so now it is completely out of the sun for most of the day. I looked up the best way to mount with the included 3M HFA sticky pad and cleaned everything real good, got the included second mount with sticky 3M pad and applied it to the plastic letting it cure for 24 hours before attaching the camera, then after half of a day in the heat it was done when I came out to go to lunch, cam was hanging by the cables. So when I got home that night, I got out my trusty Scotch double sided foam tape sold everywhere, stuck it to the cam mount, and remounted it again in the same spot on my rearview mirror molding cover and it has not moved since and is nicely shaded and where I have it now I can aim the passenger middle AC vent right up at it to help keep it cool. Also, you can buy more static film sheets and 3M mounting pads that match the original pads pretty well on Amazon if you still want to use it again to remount. The 3M sticky pads are easy to remove from glass or plastic, just use your finger and a little pressure on one of the corners of the 3M pad to roll it up and it comes right off. It comes off of the mounting brackets easy also.The back cam mounted up well and I was able to stick it to the 3rd brake light plastic molding cover at the top of my rear window similar to how I mounted the front cam. I used the sticky pad that was included with the rear cam and it has held up well. The cam is sunk back into the car where the only time it gets direct sun is when the sun is low in the sky and not hot.I purchased the Focuway hardwire kit for this also. It was easy to install and made it nice and neat, no wires running through my car. It was super easy to tuck all the wires so you don't really see any except for the cable in the rear running to the cam from the headliner due to the way I installed the rear cam. The cables on the front cam are only exposed by about 3 inches which I covered with auto wire tubing conduit (1/4 inch, Amazon) which looks pretty good (see pics). I only had to use a small piece I had left over from another project.I will probably purchase and install one of these for my parents also, they are getting older so they need all the protection they can get and they do not currently have a dash cam but they liked this one when they saw it. So, I can say I would recommend this for sure, especially if you are getting it for the lightning sale price of $89, that's a good deal for this. I paid $129 and feel like it was not a bad price for what you get. Wish I had gotten the lightning sale price but I am not mad about it at all.UPDATE July 2024: Went to lunch about 2 weeks ago and the car was very hot when I got in, my car said it was 95 degrees F. I went to a shaded area and parked. I rolled the windows down and left my car radio on which keeps the camera on and after sitting there for about 5 minutes the camera started rebooting over and over. I shut the camera off and finished my lunch. When I started the car back up about 20 min later, the AC vent was aimed up at the camera and it seemed to do fine on the way back to work.I have the camera back out of direct sunlight but it was hot that day. I don't leave the camera on without the AC running now.Also, the Scotch double sided foam tape is still holding strong so far, even in the heat.