ORSKEY Dash Cam Front and Rear 1080P Full HD Dual Dash Camera in Car Camera Dashboard Camera Dashcam

Great camera. Easy to install. Will buy again for another car. Read more

Great dash cam but there is not an app for this camera - if i want to check video i have to remove SD card and plug into my laptop - the other thing is after start up the screen goes dark and just shows the time and date - i guess some people prefer this but i like to see the front and rear video at all times so i know it is recording and working properly - there is a button on the bottom left i can push to wake up the screen to check the video then it goes dark after about 30 seconds - other than that this is a great well built camera - no issues after 6 months Read more

I am pleasantly surprised by its compact size when I opened the box and delighted to see the solid build of both front and back cameras for its price range (I paid $54.99 + 32GB Samsung MicroSD card). Took me about 10 minutes to set up the first time since I did not bother to hide the power cable and connection cable from the rear cam, in case I don't like it or it has quality issues. I will try it for few days, if I like it I will then make the efforts to hide the cables behind the dashboard and side panels. There are many YouTube videos showing you how to do it. I initially used the suction cup on the front windshield, since some comments here stated that it may fall, so I wrapped the power cable around my rear-view mirror in case the suction cup does fall, the camera will not drop to the floor. Unfortunately during my test drive for an hour, it did fall off couple of times. So I changed to the adhesive mount instead. For the rear camera, the little adhesive pad just does not do its job, so I used the screws to fix it to the ceiling panel. I have an 8-seat 3-row SUV, the extension cable that's included in the package is long enough to cover the whole length from front to the back and still has some slack. Maybe your car is longer or you need to run the cable to the bottom license plate area, then you may need to order a longer cable extension. Powered it on and drove out for a test drive. I did not even need to format the 32 GB Class 10 SD-card and it started recording. The on-camera display can be toggled between front, rear and both on a split screen with different sizes. After a while I noticed the camera became really hot to the touch, so I turned on the screen saver mode (while still recording), this cools down the unit a bit, and let me focus on the road. Later when I got home I took the SD card out and inserted it to my PC card reader to view the videos (you can also take the entire front camera out and connect it with PC via the included USB cable). The front images are clear, the rear ones a bit blurry, but still OK as long as you don't try too hard to read their license plates. One more thing I see people here complaining is that the rear cam video image is mirror-reversed. This maybe a good or bad factor depending on how you view it. Your rear-view mirror is also giving you the exactly same reversed image, so the camera shows the same on its display. If it does not, it may confuse you since your brain has been trained to the rear-view mirror reverse images. Of course when you play the video on your computer, you see a reversed image and feel it's strange. Another issue is the 32 GB SD card is a bit small. I drove about 3 hours this Sunday and it's full. The front and back camera each writes a lot of large files to the storage, especially when you choose the highest resolution. Pro: price, quality, ease of installation Con: suction cup, 32 GB storage too small Read more

This has been one of my worst purchases, and I honestly regret buying this dash cam. First, I didn’t realize the dash cam doesn’t come with a memory card. That was fine, so I bought a new one — but it didn’t work. I even tried another card that works perfectly in my friend's dash cam. Still nothing. I followed the manufacturer’s instructions and bought the exact type of memory card they recommend, yet none of the cards were recognized. It worked for a brief moment, and then went right back to showing “memory card not found” over and over again. Very unreliable. Second, the dash cam does not auto‑start recording, which is a huge problem. You have to manually start the recording every single time you turn on your car. For a device that’s supposed to capture unexpected incidents, this is a major flaw. Overall, this was the worst buy, and I absolutely regret it. Between the memory card issues and the lack of automatic recording, this dash cam is not dependable at all. Read more

The camera itself is of good quality and the rearview camera is a nice option. The screen itself could be a bit bigger but is adequate. The picture resolution and quality are very nice and the anti-shaking feature works well. The suction cup mount would not hold but s tape mount is also included, and I hope that will hold better. Installation of the cameras is not easy and did not work well with the Prius. There are a lot of wires to tuck away and hide which requires some disablement of the car. A wireless version would be nice. The instructions on install are not very helpful. I had to google a video to get help. The red wire for the rear-view camera has to be attached to the brake lights and I am not car savvy enough to know how to disassemble the car to do this as well as hide all the wires. To get the cameras set up properly I will either have to hire someone or find volunteer their time and help. I do not have a SD Card, so I was not able to play with all the options but reading through the manual I like how there is sever recording options. In particular, I like the fact the camera can record for 24 hours whether the car is off or on. I also like the motion detection setting. If something happens to your car while you away these options can help track down the culprit. Read more