70mai Dash Cam Car Driving Recorder Dash Camera 1080P Full HD Smart Car DVR Night Version WiFi 130 Degree Wireless Dash Cam G-Sensor Dashcam

So far for the price I'm very impressed! The quality of the product is good. It's sturdy and fits to the windscreen well with no shaking what so ever. Having no screen makes it very compact and easy to hide away behind the rearview mirror. Video quality is very good in daylight and for the price it manages well at night too. The 1 minutes recording time is fine but it could be handy to change this if you wish(i cant find anything on the app) The WiFi hotspot works well and makes transfering videos straight to your phone easy(via the app). This is ok if you just want one video but if you wanted lots it would take a long time and would be alot quicker to remove memory card and transfer that way. The app it's self is easy to get off the playstore (and I assume apple app store) and does what it's supposed to with ease The only issue I have with this dash cam is that once it's on the windscreen it doesn't come off so easy(no sucker pad). It's attached to a sticky film. I don't feel like I want to remove it Incase it doesn't stick back on. I highly recommend this for a cheap discreat dash cam.

I don’t usually write reviews but I’ve been so impressed with this that I had to leave one. Small and compact with great image quality, this is ideal if you want a basic camera. The app is really well made and allows you to easily connect to view and save your videos. The voice command works well, but can sometimes be a little sensitive. The included cable is long enough to run across the windscreen, down the a pillar, under the steering wheel and to the centre console on a BMW X3

WARNING: SanDisk SD cards do not seem to work in this dashcam as various online forums confirm, I've tried 2 and none of them worked. I purchased a Samsung SD card (amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B06XFZV9JY/) and that works flawlessly. The Review: 70mai 1S The Packaging: The unboxing experience was surprisingly premium for the price and came with all the necessary accessories. A sufficiently long usb cable is supplied to allow for concealed installation behind trim panels, also comes with a 12v (cigarette lighter port) to usb adapter. Installation: Installation was straightforward. First a thin static plastic film is affixed to the windscreen onto which a one time adhesive pad (preaffixed to the dashcam) can be affixed. This is a one-time operation, if you try to peel it off again it won't go back on the same way! The App: To control the dashcam and access all the necessary settings a propriety app is used which means connecting your phone to the wifi hotspot of the dashcam. The app is fiddly and unreliable but I haven't needed to use it much beyond initial setup. I haven't used the voice functionality at all and thankfully this can be disabled in the settings menu so the only noise made is a small ding at the start and end of recording. Picture Quality: For a cheap 1080p dashcam the picture quality is adequate and license plates are mostly legible but not from a distance. The dashcam copes well with different lighting conditions and the audio quality is acceptable. Overall: Overall I would say this is a good buy for the £30 I paid. If it becomes much more expensive in future then other dashcams with higher quality 1440p dashcams may be affordable. The main issues I experienced were with SanDisk SD cards, which when an alternative card was installed were resolved.

I bought this in readiness for an up coming road trip across Europe. It is a very good dashcam if you have an accident but as a camera to record a road trip, here is what I have learned... The camera Installs easy enough and is easy to use. Watch that you put your camera on the windscreen straight as there are no 2nd chances... See if you can feed the wires into/under the trim with your fingers (not necessary to buy sticky backed cable ties) to hide them. The take a picture voice command is great. The camera records in 1 minute intervals. To create a video journal of a trip you will have to edit the 1 minute sections together. Turns out this is easy! (I have android and do not know about iPhone) down load a free editing tool such as 'Youcut' from play store. Transfer files from the micro sd card to your device via a card reader. Edit the minutes together for continuous video. Storage is the only issue... Each minute is 155mb so 1hr is 9.3gb. Hope this helps as I had to go looking to learn how to get the camera to work for me. The bloggers offered very little info on how to use a dash camera to make a video trip journal! This is a good cheap dash cam 👍 😊

Reasonable quality for the price, comes with sticky pad attachment so if you dont get it perfect first time you have to pull it off and hope it still sticks. Now if only i could stop my review right here but it must go on. Every so often the camera thinks you told it to stop recording the audio, you check back one of the million files it has placed on your memory card which it accesses excruciatingly slowly and realise it has no audio. So you repeatedly give it voice commands to tell it to enable audio and all of a sudden it loses all ability to take voice commands, apparently its only good for turning stuff off even though you never gave the command it just has extremely bad voice recognition. You can disable the voice commands but then you cannot record events so if someone just pulled out and smashed into the car infront you would have to search through your whole recorded history. The only way to access is to go through those millions of files, i think i mentioned the millions of files. for some reason unknown to man they have decided to save the files in one minute segments and it takes a good few minutes to go through every one so expect to make a day of it when searching for footage.

Seems to work ok for a year or so now. I have disabled the sound. Quite straight forward to get the data off onto a phone via the app or by poppibgg the card out. Good long connection wire allows it to be tucked away round the screen. I just leave mine in a 12v USB adapter. Image quality is pretty good, clear enough to pick out number plates in daylight easily, bit more difficult in the dark and even more if it's dark and wet but I suspect that's the same for most cameras.

If you want to view what is being filmed, you cannot use your usual wifi connection. you have to connect to each individual cameras wifi and it takes ages. Also doesn't work at night. Pitch black picture. NOT RECOMMENDED

Fitted in car easily very small hides behind mirror good picture during the day, but not so good at night maybe a update will fix this voice activation is hopeless only got it to take photo snapshots now and again, have never managed to do the most important thing which for me is take a video never got it to work yet tried resetting and installing phone app, still not working think I will have to return it does not have a other option to save the video except voice control so useless to me. My son and daughter have also tried the voice command's and the only one that worked now and again was take a photo very unreliable shame its a good idea, but if it does not save a video it's useless I'll give it a week in case there is a update to fix this as I'm not the only one with this problem.