Miofive Dash Cam Car Front Rear 4K+4K WiFi Bluetooth Dash Cam with 64GB SD Card, Dual Car Camera with Parking Monitoring, Super Night Vision, HDR, G-Sensor, Loop Recording, App Control, Max 512GB

I really like the quality and features of this unit after owning many others. Easy to install and easy to use. Pretty good usable resolution on the image. Works automatically and does not require manual intervention unless you want to download the images

had a collision scare and went that was fun, then thought how i would’ve explained the accident to the cops and my insurance carrier. had a revelation get a dash cam. did my due diligence and decided that n this kit and could not be happier. does everything it claimed and a was an easy install. not w the best part got a discount on ,y insurance i then got one for my daughters car.

EDIT: We now have hard Edit: Had good support when dealing with an issue related to the rear camera. The app can be a little confusing. EDIT: It turns out that Wi-Fi is the primary method for connecting this phone to the app. Bluetooth is just used as part of that process. It does mean that in order to use the app, you still need to be connected to the cameras Wi-Fi I had a second problem with the SD card failing after not even a day of use, but I did contact support and they are sending a new one. So kudos to support for that. The camera itself works well. The pictures are clear and in one minute chunks, so if you do need to download for an incident, you'd probably want to make note of what time it is when it happened. All in all is a good camera system. I've only installed it with the USB power, , so have not had a chance to try it out while hardwired. The images are clear, so no complaint there. It was fairly easy for me to get installed both on the front and rear cameras. They include clear stickers so that the camera can be removed if necessary at a later point without leaving adhesive stuff to the windshield. No problems with them staying on while driving. The camera itself --and support-- get five stars, but I wish they would address the lack of true Bluetooth connection to the app (Android) I would recommend it for the price. Previous post:The camera turned on, but would not connect to the app via Bluetooth

Very pleased with this camera, especially for the price. Picture quality, installation, ease of use all good. The camera feels sturdy and solid, not flimsy and cheap like I was expecting for this price point. Mine came in with a defective sd card, but the company sent a new one out right away with no issues. Customer support is top notch.

Having trouble sinking with my phone (Bluetooth) but haven't contacted help yet. Otherwise works well.

There are so many dash cams out there. It's just difficult to pick one. I previously purchased a unit. This is my second camera. I had an issue with the back camera this time. However, it was promptly handled. So I'm pleased with the product, from the camera quality to customer service.

At first, I really liked the Miofive Dash Cam. It seemed like a solid product with good video quality and useful features. But over time, it’s been nothing but frustrating. The biggest issue? It simply won’t connect to the phone app anymore. No matter what I try—resetting the dash cam, reinstalling the app, restarting my phone—it just keeps saying "Failed to connect to the dash cam Wi-Fi." This makes it basically useless, because the only way to access or manage footage is through the app. On top of that, the screen has started showing distorted visuals, which makes me seriously question the hardware quality. I invested over $200 into this system, including the hardwire kit and a memory card, and now I feel like I completely wasted that money. Support has been no help, and based on other reviews I've now seen, this seems like a common issue. If you're considering this dash cam, I’d strongly recommend looking elsewhere.

Have been using this dash cam for several months. Have been able to look at the videos on my laptop with no issues. Quite responsive to jolts as it recognizes the jolt as a potential accident. Did upgrade to a larger capacity card. Installation of the front camera (was able to tuck the wire into the roof lining) was easier than the back. For the back, bought small stick on clips and mounted them to the inside roof to run the wire from the rear window camera to the front camera. If there is a rear camera with blue tooth connection (cost may be key) the to the front camera, that would be great to avoid running the wires.