BlackVue DR770X Box-3CH Pro 64GB | 3 Small Cameras (Full HD Front-Interior-Rear) + Secure Recording Box, Parking Mode, Up to 512GB, Wi-Fi, GPS, Cloud Features, LTE via Optional Module | Made in Korea

This is such a great kit! It was easy to put together and it's so nice having my car covered inside and out. The instructions were very clear and easy to read and it was one of the easiest cameras I've ever set up. The app works great and it so simple to download files. This is the best system out there in my opinion and I've tried quite a few! Would 1000% recommend!

I’ve owned several BlackVue dash cams over the years, and I can confidently say that while the concept behind the DR770X Box-3CH Pro is excellent, its execution feels like a transitional product rather than a refined one.The secure recording box design is innovative — mounting it inside the glove compartment and locking the cameras in place makes it difficult for service technicians or others to unplug the camera cables without your permission. This is a great anti-tampering feature, especially for people who frequently leave their car for maintenance or valet parking.However, there are serious trade-offs:• Cable management is a nightmare: If you connect all three cameras, you’re looking at five thick cables going into the box. It’s messy and far from elegant.• The rear camera night performance is extremely poor — the image is so dark you can barely make out cars, let alone license plates.• The interior camera is decent, and the front camera works okay, but even the front suffers from underexposure at night, resulting in dark footage.• Camera settings are minimal. There’s very little you can adjust in terms of image quality or exposure.• Despite the large separate box, it only supports one SD card (up to 512GB), and you still need a separate GPS module and an optional LTE module — both requiring additional cables. It feels like a step backward in integration.In summary, while the idea of separating the cameras from the main recorder is promising, in its current form, this model is not as practical or visually clean as the more integrated, cloud-ready BlackVue models. I really wanted to love this, but for now, it feels more like an early prototype than a finished solution.

This dash cam system is really good. The three cameras give you a full view around your car. The picture quality is clear, even at night. I like that the main box can be hidden away. It makes it harder for someone to steal it. The parking mode is a great feature for extra security. I feel safer knowing I have this installed in my car. It is a great value for all of the features offered.

This is a high-end dash cam, and it is pricey compared to alternatives. However, the peace of mind and features that come with it make it worth it in my opinion. Yes, it is nearly $500, but if you have been in an accident before, you know that everything is 10x as expensive.Pros:Three Channels - You are covered from everywhere. If you get hit in the front, the back, or the side, the camera will capture enough evidence through one of the channels.Clear Footage - Footage is clear as day! Regardless of the weather conditions, night or day, this camera still has great footage. Night vision is a LOT better than other cameras out there.Installation - I will admit, I got this professionally installed because I wanted to have a seamless fit and not mess with my car airbags, but my installer said it was as easy as any other dash cam. He was finished quickly!Cloud Viewing - No having to remove the SD card to view footage; you can view everything through the cloud.Peace of Mind - Once installed, I know everything will be captured. No needing to tinker with the settings or double-checking.Black Box - This is like a Black Box in a plane. If anything goes wrong, you can always go back to this, and it will have captured everything! Double peace of mind!

Off the top, I very much like that this system has a video storage box that can be hidden away. Dashcams without cloud capability are subject to bad guys stealing them and all your footage. And having videos saved in the separate box allows the front-facing camera to be much smaller.I only wish VIOFO had a system like this because the images are much clearer due to its use of HDR. Vortex Radar has an excellent YouTube video comparing the two implementations of the Starvis 2.However, even with poorer license plate recording, this is a solid — but pricey — system for someone who wants very good front, back, and cabin recording. If you choose this unit, I suggest getting the rt256GB unit because 64GB is quite small for the amount of 4K video being stored. 512 is overkill. And Blackvue will be including an SD card that has been tested and approved for use.The short story: Without high Dynamic Range image enhancement, picking up license plates can be very problematic with this new 4K system. Especially at night, when all that is recorded may be a white blob due to your car's headlights reflecting off the license plate.I ran the front camera next to my 3-year-old VIOFO A129Pro Duo which has the old Sony Exmor video sensor. Just like with Vortex Radar's test published on DashCamTalk and YouTube, I found that the camera has major issues with capturing license plates at night at a reasonable distance. My long-in-the-tooth VIOFO captures them perfectly, even 45 degrees off to the side. The glare from the reflective plates overwhelms the Blackvue camera.Blackvue says they didn't add HDR because their engineering didn't need it. But it does: Blackvue hobbled the new, amazing Sony Starvis-2 4K image sensor. VIOFO has captured the image quality and reliability crown by incorporating HDR with that new 4K sensor.If the gee-whiz cloud storage and connectivity, secure onboard storage, and robust parking mode are more important to you than capturing hit-and-run license plates, get this. Set-up is much more involved than a simple front/rear system due to the installation of the secure recording box.This is a good product otherwise; everything works. But the image quality issue is too big to ignore. It's still much better than cheaper blurry units like Rexing, Red Tiger, no-names, etc.My choice is the $390 (list price) VIOFO A229 Pro 4K HDR Dash Cam 3-channel system, even though it doesn't come with all the $470 Blackvue's bells and whistles.HUGE CAVEAT: I noticed that this item is NOT being sold by Amazon or Blackvue even though it's being sold at suggested list price. That may impact the factory warranty. "Lectro" is the seller and has more complaints than usual on its Amazon profile, and has a somewhat low 3.9/5 buyer rating.⭐️1 star - I don't recommend it at all, poor quality.⭐️⭐️ 2 stars - I don't recommend it, it has multiple faults, or a very high price.⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3 stars - It's passable, It has some faults but the quality is ok for what it is.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4 stars - Product quite acceptable, it does what it promises.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 stars - Product that I totally recommend.