Dash Cam 4 Channel Front and Rear Inside, 360° Car Camera 4K UHD, Dash Camera for Cars Built-in Wi-Fi GPS, Dashcam Free 64GB Card, Voice Control, CPL Filter, WDR Night Vision, 24H Parking Mode(V8PLUS)

This is my first dashcam. I must say I am extremely pleased with it. The instruction manual was easy to understand. The installation was easy. Installing the mobile app from Google play store and connecting, viewing, and downloading video was easy as well. Don't need to be a phone geek to work it, because I'm not one! My first trip was to my morning soda run to the convenience store. The videos are from 6 o'clock in the morning so it's dark outside, forgot to adjust cam clock so it shows 8 o'clock. I have front, rear, and both sides. My cars rear window tint is old and not to clear, but the rear camera still has a very good video. The other three angles are extremely clear for night time. Accessing the menu accessibility isn't hard, the buttons are a good size and moving through the menu is easily done. The size of the screen is good I say,and I do use reading glasses. You can choose which display to view, if displaying all 4 angles, each one are a bit small, but I'm watching the road not the video. The voice control is nice for switching front to rear, stop or start video and more. On wifi info for the cam on your phone, set location access to Google maps, now you can see your movement in the phone app (video and Google maps) at the same time. When you download a video on the app, it gets downloaded to your phone photos as well, nice! That makes it easy to share a video if needed. I purchased the hardwired kit (parking) to give it a clean installation look. Turns on and off automatically with the key and you can turn it on and off manually without the key as well. I like it a lot and glad it's not difficult to use.

This was easy to set up, including the rear camera. It works well and is very responsive. I drive 300-600 miles a day and keeps me feeling safe. It comes with a decent enough SD card. I had no issues getting the front or rear camera to sticj and stay easily. The video quality is good enough to make out plates during the day but I have not looked at night.

Amazing Dash Cam. It will record full HD and do what is described was driven on the freeway and was an uneven spot, camera sensor detected the suddenly fell and lock that moment not to be erased from the memory card. At night it as a clear view, even on rain or fog. Don't regret the buy. 😎

I had purchased a different Dash Cam a few months ago and it was awful. However, I am loving this Hupejos Dash Cam. This Dash Cam works great, all 4 videos are crisp & clear. The installation wasn't difficult. The cables were more than long enough to run the cable in the molding in my SUV to the back. I'm just now getting the hang of it's features. The voice commands work great. I like that the Wi-Fi default is off and can be turned on/off by voice command. I used the Wi-Fi to download a couple of the videos to my phone, it worked great. I also played the feed on my phone and it worked without any stuttering. I sent a few questions to support and they replied quickly and answered my questions. It's not too common now days to get a product that works as advertised right out of the box and a company that is responsive and supportive. Thanks Hupejos.

I have had a Thinkware drive-cam (For FREE by Ford) for my truck for a year but I wanted another drive-cam for a "four point" coverage of my entire vehicle. This is the device I settled on to do as I needed it to do. It works very well and can be wired through the OBD-II sensor (via USB Type-C/OBD-II adapter cord) to record around the clock. This camera has amazing quality (day and/or night); 4K night vision and great audio quality. Voice command (yes...). Easy AF to setup in 15 minutes. Just make sure the USB Type-C/OBD-II adapter wiring can handle the highest of amps (don't make the mistake I did by being cheap) to GURANTEED the device can work even if the car is alive or sleep.

I had high hopes for this 4K dash cam, but unfortunately, it didn’t live up to expectations. The biggest issue I had was with the WiFi setup—it’s incredibly frustrating! Every time I wanted to access the footage or adjust settings, I had to go into the device to enable the WiFi. It was not seamless at all, and just felt like an extra hassle. The video quality is another big letdown. While it’s advertised as 4K UHD, it doesn’t look like true 4K at all. It feels more like they’ve taken 2K video and tried to "force" it into 4K resolution. The image quality is overly pixelated and grainy, especially when trying to make out details like license plates. I couldn’t get a clear read on any plates, which kind of defeats the purpose of having a high-resolution dash cam. Overall, the setup was clunky, the video quality was disappointing, and it just didn’t perform as expected. I’d recommend looking into other dash cams with better ease of use and more consistent video quality.

Alright, I’ve owned this dash cam for a year now, and it’s been hardwired with a radar detector. The only downside I’ve encountered is that the motion detection system gets triggered quite easily, which drains the battery of my car. There were days when I didn’t drive my car for two to three days. When I returned to start it, I received a battery management notification or an error message indicating that I couldn’t start my car because of battery drainage. I lowered the motion sensing to low, which improved the video triggers. The quality is definitely there. I give it 5 stars regardless because I have had opportunities of it detecting when I receive tickets which is helpful for disputes. See attached video. You'll hear it turn on. I have 5% ceramic tints all the way around and man it catches the rear is pretty clear (Ceramic tint does help). Oh, turns out I didn't take the plastic off the front less this entire time but hey it was still clear. Screenshot is off the rear. Installation is dependent on car make. Newer cars tend to have all their fuses on.