4K Dual Dash Cam, with WiFi GPS, Otovoda 4K Front/2K Front/1080P Front+1080P Inside, Dual Dash Camera for Cars with Super Night Vision, Parking Monitor, Support 256GB Max

I bought one and liked it so much I bought another one. I have tried many dash cams before and finally found this one which is absolutely perfect! No issues whatsoever. Excellent video quality front or inside recording. The dashcam is small and handy. I would recommend it to everyone. Thanks for such a nice product. Its much better than I EXPECTED!

Here is my review of this 4K dash cam and when there was a £50 voucher available to be used with a current price of £129.99.NOTE : I have attached a picture of the SD card I used and this did NOT come with the camera and that's a reason why it gets 4 stars as they should have included one and is useless without it. It recommends at least a Class 10 micro SD card. I also did not test the parking monitor mode and the G sensor was at default.Comes with everything I have shown in the pictures and 2 suction pads as I was only expecting 1/Also something useful is the 12v adapter also includes a USB port for phone charging.The menu / user interface is easy to use and has all the features and options you would expect. One thing I noticed is when recording in the modes where it uses both cameras is that on the screen it shows both but actually records a separate video clip and the quality is higher than I expected for the interior cam.Mic quality is decent as well but a little quiet.So the quality at 1440p and 4k is okay but there is amore pixelation than what I have liked and the bitrate seems lower than what I expected and the 4k bitrate is lower than the 1440p bitrate which seems odd.I mainly used this at 1440p and single cam as I am not a taxi driver so have no need for the interior cam but is very useful for taxi drivers though.On the whole I recommend it at the discounted price but not at the full price. Hopefully they add a SD card with this as it should have been compulsory.

This was my first time using a dash cam and I have to say I'm pretty impressed so far. Setting up was easier than expected and the camera quality is a lot better than I thought it would be too. I got this mainly for the front facing camera but I can see how the second camera inside the car would be perfect for those driving for Uber or similar, as well as those looking to take advantage of car insurance offers that discount if using a system like this. It should come with an SD card, especially at the asking price which seems a bit much (although I have seen a voucher applied to this price which brought it down a fair bit)

My review is based around the as received selling price of £129.99 with no vouchers availablePros:Well madeGreat qualityEasy to useDecent quality pictureCons:BatteryNo 3G 4G LTE to enable live view (check your car when parked)Summary:As a dash cam its great, but if you are looking for the full package move on.

With some car insurers in the UK now offering cheaper premiums if you have a dashcam, the time might just be right to invest in one. Most insurers will want a dual camera setup, so they can see the footage from the front and rear of the car. Having the rear facing camera passing through the cabin of the car is even better than having two separate units. They like this as they can see what the driver and other occupants were doing at the time of the incident.This dashcam arrives in a neat retail box along with everything needed to install apart from a TF/microSD card. These cards are becoming so cheap nowadays, it’s a shame they don’t supply one in the box. I tried the camera with a 128GB card, and it worked fine, but the card should be rated as class10 or better.The camera is very lightweight, almost too light to believe it has any quality to its build. It’s an all-plastic unit. However, it does everything that most people would require and some. There are a few nice extra features like GPS and Wi-Fi that other cams don’t always have. The only thing about the GPS system is that it comes in a separate unit that has to be wired in with the camera. As the camera has to be mounted near the windscreen, then why didn’t they build the GPS inside the camera?A lot of dashcams are let down by poor night vision, but this dashcam is not one of them. It’s not perfect, but it maintains full colour and quite a lot of detail. The backward facing camera loses some detail at night, though.The power for the camera can be sourced via the usual 12V cigarette lighter socket or via a USB port. Leads for both are included in the box.Overall, a decent dashcam, let down by no memory card. I hope that helps.

These days, some insurers will give a discount if there is a dash cam fitted in the car. This dash cam has a dual set up meaning there is one camera facing the road ahead and another camera facing into the car and out the rear window. This is so the camera will pick up what the driver and any passengers were doing if there is an accident.This dash cam does not come with a microSD card which is a shame as one is needed to use the camera properly. Given that these cards are quite cheap, I would have liked to see one included considering the camera’s cost.The camera produces good picture and surprisingly good night vision with quite a lot of detail and minimal glare. Plenty good enough for the average driver.Overall, this is a pretty good camera that would be getting 5 stars from me if it came with a memory card!