APEMAN Dual Lens Dash Cam for Cars Front and Rear with Night Vision and SD Card Included, 1080P FHD Mini Car Camera, 170°Wide Angle Driving Recorder with G-Sensor, Parking Monitor, Loop Recording, WDR

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  This front and rear dashcam from Apemen is really good! Absolutely everything I needed for the installation was included, even the memory card. The cables were long enough to allow the camera to be run in seamlessly with all cables run inside the car panels.One of the features that I’m grateful for is the USB on the 12V charger, unlike other dash cams which don’t include it, this USB point on the charging head means you aren’t losing the use of your 12v charging point and can still plug in your phone or other devices, it really makes all the difference when you only have one easily accessible charging point. Furthermore plugging it in allows the camera to automatically start and stop as you start and stop the engine, so it’s well worth doing permanently.As for video quality the camera really does well, now this is a very compact camera and I have to say the video quality isn’y impacted by this at all, I’ve included front and back video footage for a variety of Scottish weather conditions and I think the image looks great in all of them, I really do have to compliment the night vision as it seems brighter than my drive and I also like the audio quality again considering the size of the device its great.So far I haven’t found any negatives with the camera and It’s great playing back the better half singing to wind her up. Im a bit of a car karaoke guy, so I apologise if you listen to the video!Overall I’d thoroughly recommend this dashcam, once installed you hardly notice it and it really is great value for money!

It has all of the features I expect from a decent dash cam. :D Great video quality, easy to set up and use, posher than other dashcams on the market. Wide field of view from both front and back, easy to hide, great night vision.More importantly, it INCLUDES A FREE GENUINE 32GB SD CARD! This means I don't have to pay for an SD card and save at least £10! :PI appreciate having a dash cam to show what happened. My boyfriend has an APEMAN Mini Dash Cam C420 in his car and he is very happy With it, so I thought about buying it too. Then I quickly noticed that APEMAN introduced this dash camera with both front and rear view.Set up is very simple and straightforward. Format and insert the SD card, mount it, and plug in. It will automatically turn on when the car starts. The cam looks mini and posh so I hid mine behind the rear view mirror. The manual is easy to understand. I also wrote an email to the seller asking how I should set up to make better use of this camera. Their KT team replied to me the next day, saying that they have set the default settings to the recommended settings for the convenience of customers. So aside from the time and date, I didn’t change anything.In a word, I think I had a pleasant shopping experience so far. I will continue to use this camera and give some updates if anything happens.--------------------------------UPDATE ON 21/08/2019: It's been 3 months, so far so good. Very pleased!

Bought this as a gift for my wife. I fitted it to an Audi Q2. The front camera wire has to plug into the 12v socket in the front of the car. There was a very helpful little tool in the kit which helps to slip the cable under the mouldings on the car. The wire ran nicely under the roofline, then down the front passenger piller, then down the side of the glovebox and under it, it hooked nicely onto the heater vents and up the centre consul side of the glove box to plug in. No securing needed other than clipped under the mouldings. The rear cam is meant to be externally mounted but I put it on the back windscreen, the sticky with the camera wasn't strong enough so I used some strong double sided tape to secure. the cable then runs along the top of the back windscreen under the moulding, it has a tiny bit of slack to account for the boot opening, then runs down the side of the back seat, then tucks away under the carpet moulding between the carpet and the passenger door, all the way to the glove box and up the way the other cable comes down, to meet the front camera on the windscreen. it types harder than it actually was. took me 10 mins and I am very chuffed. There are virtually no exposed wires. The set up is a TINY bit fiddly - you the instructions kinda assume you know how to use tech. you basically need to have a play with it for 30 mins to know how it works. As this is plugged into the 12v socket and not hard wired some of the functions dont seem to work - like the motion sensor when the vehicle is parked. But its all ok so far.