Portable Motorcycle Dash Cam, Motorcycle TPMS, Wireless Apple Carplay & Android Auto GPS Navigation for Motorbike, 5" IPS Moto Carplay Waterproof Touchscreen, G-Sensor, Bluetooth, 128G SD Card

This is an excellent device, the installation was jot difficult. One of the best features are the 2 cameras allowing to record and see everything around. The connectivity works as expected with the phone, never have any issues. If you are looking for a nice screen to mirror your phone, plus the extra features this is the perfect solution.

This is a great upgrade for those of us who like having a little extra data in front of us. The CarPlay is great. I’ve used quad lock cases for multiple years and will continue to use it on long rides when my phone needs a charge. But it’s great to be able to keep my phone in my pocket and let the CarPlay screen be my interphase.Connection from the phone, to the unit, and my helmet have no issues and connects quickly.The cameras work well and have good clarity. I did have one issue with the rear facing camera being upside down, but the seller was very quick on responses and a (very easy) fix was found.The TPS works well as well. Set up was easy although it did take me a couple tries to make it happen.I did not hard wire this to the bike since I have a 12v outlet but wiring was easy (for this bike).The one issue I have is that the unit does vibrate quite a bit. But this is of my own doing due to the small bar I mounted it on (rubber gasket made it fix, but caused the vibration). I’m sure if I stuck on the handle bars, it would be just fine.

I recently purchased this unit and found the installation to be a breeze. I particularly like the USB power connection, which doesn't require splicing cables on my motorcycle.After the initial setup with my phone, the unit quickly reconnects, and I used the Waze app with my Bluetooth helmet, and it worked flawlessly. The screen resolution is great, and the shade helps while riding. The mounting bracket is very practical and allows for a 3-way adjustment for the best view.The video quality of the cameras is pretty good, but I don't understand why all files recorded while riding are stored in a locked folder, but when I am stationary, they are stored in a regular folder.Contacted their support for replacement mounting brackets for the cameras, and their response was quick, now waiting for the package from China.However, there are some issues you should be aware of. Despite these, I still feel the unit is worth the try.Issue 1: The unit keeps resetting the time. The manual states that the time will be set from the phone or built-in GPS, but this doesn't work. I am on the East Coast, which is -4 or -5 based on the setting, but it keeps resetting to 0 every time the power is recycled.Issue 2: I had to order a replacement unit as I tried resetting the first one to factory default, and after that, I couldn't connect using Bluetooth. I contacted their support on WhatsApp, but as expected, didn't receive much help, so I ordered the replacement. I installed it yesterday, and it's working fine so far. I'm just staying away from resetting the unit again.Issue 3: Don't get your hopes up with the phone application I am using the Apple app. It crashes more than it works. I have yet to see a complete video recording from the unit on the phone without crashing.I am willing to compromise with these issues because USB connectivity is very important to me. I suggest buying the protection plan just in case there are any issues after the warranty expires.

Everything went really well except the tire pressure caps would not down load to the screen. Also did not know the cameras had to be upside down. The screen is a little smaller then I expected.

I have been using it for a few months already.The screen is handy to use it as a GPS with waze or Gmaps. However, the sync with the phone is slow and might take a few minutes to load.Connecting the phone to download the videos is a bit tricky and not friendly to use. The overall system is lame.The quality of the recordings is fair enough, yet you won't distinguish the numbers of a plate in case of a crash and you need that information.It has it own speaker, which you can barely hear without moving. Which pretty much is useless.The support is the WORST part. I had to tighten it every 50 kms or so even after riding with my bike on normal road. I had to carry the tool with me all the time. I try to use lub and a few more things to secure it.Unfortunately, I was not paying attention and didn't saw it was to loose just from the vibration of the motorcycle on normal road and the screen felt of between that handle bar and the front suspension fork pipes. The screen didn't make it. And it almost made me crash and fall off the bike as i was making a turn. I was able to control it. I had to remove it before continuing. The bolt that supports the screen felt off.As mentioned, the support is really cheap and bad quality. With this experience, I WON'T RECOMMEND BUYING IT as is a potential HAZARD while driving.Try to find better options.Part that holds the screen which as mentioned is bad quality and will get loose on normal vibrationIt was installed on the handle bar.