MINIEYE C2L Dash Cam Front and Rear 4K+1080P, Car Dash Cam 2K with ADAS Alert, Wireless Car Camera Dash Cam with 170° Wide Angle, Built-in GPS＆Speed, 64GB Card Include

Came in good time not a bad camera for front and back and also have a SD card as well so that’s good and as it records it goes over old recordings first . Put one in . as I had a motor accident the beginning of the year and no witnesses so don’t want to be in that position again and not bad for the price

Fitted these to my car and it works very well, but could not wired it in fully, because the seller and the community are unable to answer my question as to which wire goes where

Notice how all the positive reviews recoeved a free product, all real reviews are ‘verified purchase’Powers on at startup, then after a few seconds of driving it powers off silently as such loosing critical footage. Had an incident and police requested footage only to find it hadn’t recorded.Its a shame as it is packed with features and a good product otherwise, but as it couldnt fulfil the basic dash cam role I had to return it.Initially I thought it was a power supply issue and tried various other cables and normal usb power supplies. Non of this resolved it.

The media could not be loaded. Set it up fine, no problem at all.The app could do with a bit of work, you can change the default Kph setting to MPH in the app, but it doesn't make any difference, it still displays it in Kph on the video playback. Also whenever I insert the included SD card into my PC to view the footage, it states it needs to be "fixed". I can view the video files whether I run the Windows fix tool or not... however.I get extremely fuzzy horizontal wave lines across the footage, this happens on both front AND rear cameras. I've tried a SanDisk Ultra SD card I had with the same capacity as the included one, yet for some reason this isn't read by my PC once it's been formatted by the dashcam, and upon windows attempting to "fix" the drive to view the video files, it's unable to and can't read the other SD card at all, so I have to format it in the PC, of course losing the video files. However when you then put said SD card back into the camera it needs to format it again before it will work, it's almost as if the camera uses a format that isn't recognised by PC's and thus the PC thinks there's an error with the SD card. Video files are in .TS format, which i've only got to work in VLC player.The main issue though is the horrendous quality with the lines on the footage, the actual recording itself is of very good high quality, but it's a shame about the constant horizontal lines (See footage). I tried to power this using a high capacity power bank that can charge a laptop, however the dashcam refuses to power up unless connected to a 12V Cigarette lighter socket.I wonder if it's something to do with interference on the cable, or "dirty power" through the cigarette lighter socket? I've only recently replaced the fuse in the car as the cigarette lighter socket didn't work, I did use the correct fuse though so i'm unsure why these lines appear constantly. It's on every single clip and it doesn't matter whether there's music playing from within the vehicle or not, the lines appear regardless.Maybe it's just me, but at the moment I can't recommend it until this is sorted, other reviews seem to suggest that it works fine, so perhaps it's a vehicle issue. That said one other review said the camera stopped working entirely after just 2-3 days.

After the description and reviews I thought it would be better? I've been using it for some time in the car and it's ok, but there are downsides: no messages when it goes into parking standby and a message about an incident during this standby and the notification is only on the application interesting? so you have to check the application if something happens to you, maybe you will find something, it's bad, image and film quality, e.g. at night, comparable to cameras in this price range, I didn't find anything that could distinguish it from the competition, only that it has no display and no it's not that small at all. Now the question of whether I would buy this camera again is the answer is no because at this price there is really a lot of competition with better products.

Quite like the camera quality. Why do the video files require a pay to use codec on MS Windows?Yes wiring the rear view camera really is a nightmare.Forgot using the App, real time crashes. Off line is desperately slow.This is a warning not to use the hardwire kit, or at least the permanent battery connection on it as it will drain your battery in days (see my review on the hardwire kit)

Brilliant camera, connects quickly to the wifi when you need it too, the voice prompts are customisable and actually quite helpful, especially for stop start city driving. I have a Hyundai i800 and the cable between the front and rear cameras is plenty long enough even for a large vehicle. The hard wire kit you can get for it didn't fit either of my 2 cars as not a standard size so I bought a (cheaper) generic hardwire kit.

Value for money, perfect and amazing! Hoping someone could sort me out for another set! Would love a tasty discount or offer to put into another one of my cars!