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It's a simple 12V to USB C converter, worked well for the GKU camera I had installed in the car. Read more

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Rated 4.4/5 across 810 reviews — well received overall.
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It's a simple 12V to USB C converter, worked well for the GKU camera I had installed in the car. Read more
Works great paired with my GKU dash cam. I've installed 2 of these. One I used fuse taps and the other I spliced in to the stereo wiring. Both scenarios worked fine. I recommend using this hardwire kit if you have a GKU dash cam. I tried a non GKU hardwire kit and it didn't work. Read more
Works great. Make sure you check your fuses and this will fit, first. Then buy it. No reason not to hardwire your dashcam into your vehicle. It’s a good value for the little extra cost of the wiring harness and an extra 10-15 minutes wiring it in. Installation is extremely easy and customer service is spectacular. They can provide you some good tips for installation, YouTube videos, etc. It works great. No impact noted to video quality. And now I have my dash cam on when parked. Good deal! Read more
Does not have slot for original fuse. Also needs more options with different size fuse Read more
I got this hardwire kit for my GKU Dashcam. I wanted to make sure no cords were hanging anywhere in the car so I had it professionally installed. Read more
Works great if you don’t use parking mode. Read more
It is the clean connection for the dashcam Read more
I picked this one because it was recommended on the page where I bought a GKU dash cam. It wasn't entirely clear how deficient this is. The biggest problem is it doesn't have a "piggyback" for the fuse you're removing to make room for this. Unless you're using a totally unused position, the fuse in this "protects" both the car's circuit and the kit's. A short in either one disables the other. But wait, it gets worse: the fuse in the kit does not appear to be replaceable. (Though in all fairness, if the kit causes a fuse to blow you're looking at face time with the A-pillar airbag as you route a new kit behind it.) If the car's circuit blew the fuse, you'll have to cut out the old one and figure out how to proceed. And then is the kit's fuse the right Amperage for your car's circuit? In short, I'm returning it and getting a hardwire kit that has the piggyback on the fuses. Read more
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