I’ve been using this dashcam for 4 days now, and overall I’m pretty impressed. It has a clean, minimalist design that looks great and doesn’t draw attention while driving — big plus in my opinion.One thing I really liked is the built-in screen, which lets you adjust settings directly without relying on the app. It also supports voice commands, which is super convenient, and the mobile app is very user-friendly. I even used ChatGPT to help configure it and get the most out of the features.The installation was simple. I did it myself in about 20 minutes, which I think is quite reasonable for my first time setting up a dashcam. The box includes everything needed to hide the wiring neatly, so nothing’s hanging or looking messy.Now, a few things that could be improved:🔌 The power cable could be a bit longer. I was able to manage with what’s included, but it was a bit tight to hide the wire cleanly all the way through.⚡️ The camera’s power source uses a cigarette lighter adapter, and in my car (2024 Toyota Corolla), most ports are already USB-C. I made it work, but it would be nice if it included a USB-C option or an adapter.📱 A bit annoying that to download videos/photos, you have to go to your phone’s WiFi settings, manually connect to the dashcam’s WiFi, and then open the app. It would be much better if the app handled that automatically.🌙 As for video quality: during the day it looks pretty good, but at night I can’t clearly read license plates of the cars in front of me. I’m assuming it might be due to a setting I missed, so I’ll take the time to go through the options and see if I can improve that.For now, I’m giving it 3 stars, but if I manage to fix the image quality issue, I’ll definitely come back and update this review.Overall, it’s a solid, good-looking and functional dashcam that I’d recommend.
