Dash Cam Front and Rear, 1080P Dash Camera for Cars, 3 Channel Car Camera Front Rear and Inside with 32GB Card, Loop Recording, Night Vision, HDR, G-Sensor, 24Hr Parking

This dash cam is absolutely fantastic! The front and rear cameras provide crystal-clear 1080P video quality, ensuring every detail is captured. The setup was straightforward, and the user interface is intuitive. The night vision works impressively well, and the wide-angle lenses cover a great field of view. The loop recording and G-sensor features add extra peace of mind, automatically saving important footage. Overall, this dash cam is a reliable and high-quality option for anyone looking to enhance their driving safety. Highly recommend!

I'm so in love with this camera. Wow, it's amazing how easy it is to install. The image is super clear, and on top of that, it's safe for you and your car. It's the best they've ever created. I recommend it for its price and its great quality. It's very useful these days, and you'll be well protected because you never know when you're going to have an accident. And most importantly, it records everything super clearly. ♥️🙏🏻

I was honestly surprised by how easy this dash cam was to set up, took me less than 10 minutes, no hassle at all. The installation was super simple, and the instructions were clear. Once it's up, it just works, no need to worry about anything. The video quality is also much better than I expected, really clear both during the day and at night. For this price, it definitely exceeded my expectations. Highly recommend!

Suvcon Dash Cam Product ReviewI did some experimenting to find out how the Dash Cam works for me. I will discuss just the items that are not discussed or not well discussed in the manual. I use Windows 7. I have the 3 camera version of the Dash Cam (with rear camera) and was using the 32MB micro card for this write up (I now have a 128MB card). I use 3 minute looping. I have audio enabled. I have enabled data to be displayed at the bottom of my videos (Date/Time/Speed/Coordinates). I "Screen Save" using 5 minutes. I do not have a smart phone so cannot give you any information about using it.1. The main reason for a Dash Cam is to hopefully show that you were not at fault during an accident. Even if you think you were at fault do not admit it. Admitting fault might cause problems if you have to go to court. Make sure that date/time/speed/coordinates are recording on your videos as they may be important in court. Make sure you leave audio on as you may have to read out loud a license plate in case the other driver hits and runs. Make sure to select to loop your recordings as it is easier to find the videos you want to keep or play plus it loops around when memory is full. Keep in mind that two or more loops of videos may be important for an accident.2. The micro card is called "memory card" in the manual (might also be called micro SD or micro SDXC when purchasing). The manual specifications for the micro card are: maximum is 256MB, Class 10, and U3.3. The reason for reformatting the micro card every month is to make more memory available for looping files. The manual says it is "to maximize the lifetime of the memory card." I suppose what this means is that over time there will be less and less memory available for looping causing a small section of memory to become overworked by the looping cycles. I've read online that memory might get worn out with over 10,000 write-and-erase cycles. It is best to spread the looping cycle over a lot of memory then to overwork a small part of the memory. Reformatting gives back lots of memory.4. The inside and rear camera lenses flip-flop left and right as if they are mirror images. However, the Rear camera has an option that can correct its mirror image by selecting it to have a mirror image (two mirror images make a correct image). In "Image rotation" select "Rear Cam Mirror". Nothing about changing images is discussed in the manual. Also the Rear camera can be flipped in "Image rotation" in case its mounting causes its videos to be upside down. I cannot find a way to correct a mirror image for the inside camera. I do not know if other Dash Cams have lenses that cause mirror images.5. The Dash Cam will maintain power for several minutes when external power is turned off. I have accidentally made a video recording of me taking my Dash Cam into my house. All that is needed is a quick push of the power button (accidentally or intentionally).6. The suction cup is secured to the window by moving the GPS module from pointing right to pointing up. I guess it needs to be up for best GPS reception.7. My Dash Cam has two very small LEDs just outside the top left of the screen. It appears that the top blue LED is solid for not recording and flashing for recording (this is handy if the screen saver shows a black screen). As best as I can figure out, the bottom small red LED is on if the Dash Cam is externally powered.8. To set the time correctly, the correct time zone must be selected ("Time Zone" is a menu selection). Time zones are selected according to UTC/GMT time. These are the selections for the Continental USA: For Eastern Time -5:00, Central Time -6:00, Mountain Time -7:00, Pacific Time -8:00, Eastern Daylight Time -4:00, Central Daylight Time, -5:00, Mountain Daylight Time -6:00, and Pacific Daylight Time -7:00.9. I can experiment with the Dash Cam inside my house. I use a USB port on my power plug to provide power. Do not use a USB connector on your computer for power unless you want to play videos and/or to see pictures.10. The manual discusses "Photo Mode". I never was able to activate the "Photo Mode". I expect it doesn't exist anymore. Short push MENU to take a picture. You can show pictures on the Dash Cam screen but you have to go past all the videos (could be a lot) before getting to pictures. I use my computer to show the pictures in the "Photo" folder of the Dash Cam.11. You can show the GPS Information while recording videos by long pushing RIGHT. It will show a Number (don't know what this is), Speed, Direction, Current Time, Longitude, Latitude, and 12 bar graphs (I think they show the strengths of different satellites). To exit push MENU. I don't have any idea what the manual is saying about GPS in section "13. GPS Settings".12. An example front camera file name and type might be: "20230914160838_0000081F.MP4". MP4 is a file type for a video file. The "F" at the end of the file name means the video was taken by the Front camera. The front of the file name "20230914" gives the date the file was created (the year is 2023, the month is 09 (September), and the day of the month is 14). There after the "160838" means the hour is 16 (or 4:00pm), the second is 08 (4:08pm), and the 38 is 100ths of a seconds (4:08.38pm). The "0000081" is a unique file number given to each file (81 for short). Each file created will have a number that is one greater than that used in the previous file created for example 81F,82B,83R. Typically I see a sequence of 3 files (F, B, R) that all have the same Date/Time . The order of F, B, R is typical but I've seen B, F, R and there may be other orders. There is a selection in Windows Explorer called "Length" and it will show video file's running time. I'm surprised that there are often many times in a row that have exact times of "00:00:03.00". Picture file names will also have the same format as used by video files except the file type will be JPG. The picture files use the same increment counter used by video files. When a picture is made (short push MENU during recording) then all cameras will have a picture (for me 3 pictures).Quick Guide of Usage1. RIGHT is Down & LEFT is Up.2. Take Picture - Short Push MENU while Recording.3. View GPS Info - Long Push RIGHT while Recording.4. Lock Video - Long Push MENU while Recording.5. Change Camera Views - Short Push RIGHT.6. Rotate Menu sets & Camera View - Short Push MENU not Recording.7. View Video Files on Dash Cam:1. Stop Recording (push OK).2. Long push MENU.3. Push Arrow key to find desired video.4. Push OK to view (or stop) video.5. Short push MENU for option to Lock or Delete video (short push MENU a few times to return to viewing videos).6. Long push MENU to return to recording videos.8. To view pictures push Arrow key until end of all video files.

We are very happy with this dash cam. It was easy to install. The picture is clear day and night. It gives me peace of mind knowing everything is being recorded with the 24-hour parking monitor features and the 32 GB memo card that is included.This is a good quality dash cam with a great price. I will definitely recommend this dash cam to friends and family.

I’ve been testing this dash cam for a week, and overall it performs very well. The daytime video quality is clear, capturing details like license plates accurately. Nighttime recording is also impressive with good visibility. Installation was easy and quick. The loop recording function works smoothly .The built-in screen is helpful for instantly adjusting the camera angle. This dash cam offers great value and reliable performance, making it an excellent choice for everyday driving safety.

I struggled with the star rating. Since it's real purpose is video recording, I went with a 4. The video is very good quality. The first con I found, was the screen is small, and the color contrasts on some screens makes it difficult to read when setting up. Both the power cord and the rear camera cables are a bit short. I have a full-sized Silverado, crew-cab. The power cable barely makes it to my plug, when routed as suggested. The rear camera cable does reach were I need to locate it on the inside of the back window, I had to buy and extension cable. Also, the rear camera mount is not designed to work on a vertical window, and I had to order a mount for that as well. The rear camera video is a mirror image, which I don't particularly care for. The audio playback has an annoying static noise. The cheapie camera I had previously did not have that issue, so I have to blame it on the device, and not the vehicle. Lastly, and I hope it was just an isolated incident, one time when I went to do external playback from the SD card, the files had all switched to an unknown type, with creation dates of 1979. I was still able to open them on my computer by manually selecting an app, but selecting a particular time and/or camera file was impossible.Update on 2 of the issues: The lost/unknown file problem, appears to be an issue with trying to read the card with my phone. The phone somehow corrupts the files.I noticed the static problem, was only while the engine was running. I added a Ferrite EMI suppressor to the power cord, and during a driveway test, it seems to have solved the problem.Update #2 The ferrite EMI suppressors did NOT work.