Dash Cam Front and Rear CHORTAU Dual Dash Cam 3 inch Dashboard Camera Full HD 170° Wide Angle Backup Camera with Night Vision WDR G-Sensor Parking Monitor Loop Recording Motion Detection

This camera lasted me 4 years!! It only broke because the suction broke away from the window and dropped and broke the plastic part that holds the camera and now, I can't use it. Camera still works great!! I would HIGHLY recommend and have to my friends :-)If I can replace the suction or the plastic part I would

Esta cámara la tengo por años y me ha salido muy buena.

Good, but back camera is wired so how are you going to feed it to the back of your car?There are others that have a small camera that looks in the reverse direction I wish I bought

I recently purchased the Front and Rear CHORTAU Dual Dash Cam 3 inch for my car, and I must say, it has completely exceeded my expectations. This dual dash cam has become an indispensable companion for all my road trips. Here's why I think it's an outstanding product:1. Crystal Clear Recording: The video quality of both the front and rear cameras is remarkable. The 1080p resolution captures every detail with impressive clarity. Even during low-light conditions, the night vision mode ensures that the footage remains clear and usable.2. Wide Viewing Angle: The wide-angle lenses provide an extensive view of the road ahead and behind, reducing blind spots and ensuring that all critical moments are captured. It's especially useful for capturing scenic routes or potential incidents on the road.3. Seamless Loop Recording: The loop recording feature ensures that I never run out of storage space. The oldest recordings are automatically overwritten, eliminating the hassle of manually managing the memory card.4. G-Sensor for Incident Detection: The built-in G-sensor has proven to be a lifesaver. It automatically detects sudden movements or impacts and locks the footage, preventing it from being overwritten. This feature provides invaluable evidence in case of accidents.5. User-Friendly Interface: The 3-inch display is the perfect size for quickly reviewing footage or adjusting settings. Navigating through the menus and playback is intuitive, even for someone who's not tech-savvy.6. Easy Installation: Setting up the CHORTAU Dual Dash Cam was a breeze. The included suction cup mount securely holds the cameras in place, and the provided cables are of good quality. I had it up and running within minutes.7. Parking Mode: The parking mode is a game-changer for those concerned about their car's safety while parked. The dash cam switches to standby mode but activates and records whenever it detects motion nearby. This adds an extra layer of security to my vehicle.8. Value for Money: Considering the features and performance, the CHORTAU Dual Dash Cam offers exceptional value for its price. It's a cost-effective way to enhance safety and accountability while driving.In conclusion, the Front and Rear CHORTAU Dual Dash Cam 3 inch has proven itself as a reliable and feature-packed dash cam system. Its impressive video quality, user-friendly interface, and useful features like loop recording, G-sensor, and parking mode make it an essential addition to any vehicle. Whether you're a frequent road tripper or just looking to enhance your driving safety, this dash cam is a wise investment that I wholeheartedly recommend.

The media could not be loaded. * * * UPDATE 8/12/2021 * * *We've had this Dash Cam for about 4 months now and the cons are heavily outweighing the pros. We are seriously regretting purchasing this when we did and wished we would have waited to buy a higher quality dash cam.To add to the negatives we posted 4 months ago down below. Transferring footage from the camera to my computer is an absolute nightmare. This issue started about a month after using the camera 5 times a week, back and forth to work, and has been progressively getting worse. I know for a fact that there are no issues with any of my PCs USB ports, I use them all the time with other devices and scans show there are no faults with the USB ports. Yet, when I plug the camera in to extract the files, sometimes it won't register that there is a device connected to the computer. I have to unplug and plug it back in numerous times until it decides it wants to connect. Once connected, it's basically a race to get the files off of the camera because sometimes it will disconnect mid-transfer, so the charades begin all over again until I have successfully transferred all files. It used to happen once every few days but now it's happening at least 10 times per transfer session. My PC has 4 USB ports on the front, and 4 in the back. I have tried all of them to no avail. Either something is wrong with the connecting USB cable or there's an issue with the camera internally. Either way, it's enough to drive the wife insane since she's the one who puts up with the task of transferring files. It's probably best by now to just throw it in the garbage where it belongs.Another issue we've been steadily having for the past few weeks is that the camera chooses when it wants to record and when it doesn't. What I mean by that is, after I have physically plugged it in once I've started the car, and have made sure that it is on and recording, it will stop recording but remain on until I've reached my destination. I won't realize there were no recorded files until I've returned home and fought with it to transfer over files that were never there. This poses a serious issue for myself and my wife. For example: If either of us were to be involved in an accident, then state that we had a dashcam as proof, only to find out it was having a temper tantrum during it all and not doing it's job. So, now we're put in a predicament where if fault is not already obvious then we're basically screwed. I can't put trust in a device that has slowly declined in operating ability.If you take anything away from this lengthy review, just do your research. Save up and buy the best that's out there for your safety.4/16/2021 - Snagged one of these during an Amazon Deals event, been wanting a dash cam for a while now and this one didn't look too bad. It was easy to set up in our SUV, and mounting both cameras was fairly simple. Sound quality is good for both cameras. The back camera we decided to mount inside our vehicle versus outside, worked better for us. We've yet to hook up the wires internally for the backup camera function, so can't comment on that just yet, and we also haven't used the dash cam at night, so can't comment on the picture quality during the nighttime either. The quality of the rear camera is okay, mildly blurry, but still visible enough to know what you're looking at. The front camera quality is great, definitely not the best out there, but I'm able to read plates if the car is in decent range. I included video footage from front camera and a screenshot from the rear camera. The black line in the rear camera image is just the line on my rear window.There's three negatives so far for me. The first one is the record time. I'm not sure if other dash cams are similar, but it records in 2 minute intervals. So, if I had to use the footage for something, I would either have to send each individual file or find a way to stitch them together in a video program. Just a mild inconvenience in my opinion.The second negative is the date and time feature. I've changed the date and time on it 3 times and each time after it was turned on it shows the date prior. As shown in the video and image I included, the clip is from April 16 around 11am, but shows the date of April 15 around 11pm. I don't know what else to do other than setting the time every time I turn it on before a drive, another inconvenience. It would suck if I needed the footage and the wrong date and time was stamped on the video.The third negative, which might be a fault in the camera that we received, is that it turns on with the slightest touch anywhere on the camera. The power button has to be held down in order to turn it on, but just picking it up or unscrewing it off the mount will turn it on. Just an issue we'll have to live with, but it sucks because it automatically starts recording when it's turned on and takes up unnecessary SD card space. The SD card I have doesn't hold much, maybe less than an hours worth, so will definitely have to get a 16gb or 32gb.Other than those few issues, as I've stated before it works for its intended purpose.