A229 Pro 4K HDR Dash Cam, Dual STARVIS 2 IMX678 IMX675, 4K+2K Front and Rear Car Camera, 2 Channel with HDR, Voice Control, 5GHz WiFi GPS, Night Vision 2.0, 24H Parking Mode, Support 512GB Max

I deal with RTCs at work and know how crucial CCTV is and the benefits of having it. I didn't know which system to get so I did a lot of research as I would be getting it professionally fitted and didn't want to end up with a rubbish system that I wanted to replace and pay fitting costs again. It's very unobtrusive - on the front screen it's fitted to the left of my interior mirror, not in my way (which is what I wanted). It's also very unobtrusive at the top of the rear screen. I've had this system for a while now and I'm very happy with it. The picture quality is very good. Downloading videos to my iPhone is easy and fast. I like that it tells me it's on when I start the car so I know it's working. It gives me peace of mind whilst I'm driving. I'm very happy and think it was good value for money - hopefully I won't need to use it but from experience it will save a lot of stress, inconvenience and money if I do.

Mounted it my self in my mazda 3 (gen 3) and I also purchased the hardwire kit and some fuse taps for the complete install. Great image quality and parking mode. Plates are easy to read and the hdr works very well day and night.

I bought this because I have a previous Viofo Dashcam for my old car. Once configured, which takes a while, everything is good, except, the adhesive pad for the rear camera will stick to the glass but will not stick to the camera itself. It will stay fixed for a while, but get any warm weather and the camera is on the boot cover. I have tried a number of things, and they all stick to the glass but not the camera mount. Consequently a lot of my rear camera videos are of the roof of the rear end of the car. Sort of defeats the object

Bought this to replace a cheap dash cam that failed after a year. The difference is night and day with crystal clear footage, even in low light or bad weather. The resolution is genuinely impressive with numberplates being clear to see and having front and rear coverage gives peace of mind. The app makes it easy to view and save clips. Totally worth the investment for piece of mind. Installation is simple and after 6 months has remained stuck to the wind screen without issue.

Had a few dashcams in my time as a driving instructor. This one up to now has been the best. My camera needs to run 10 hrs a day 6 days a week. This 'Pro' is more than up to the job as long as you put a good, large capacity sd card in it. Picture clarity is excellent. Easy to use and Bluetooth phone to camera not too much of a faff, unlike some camera's I've previously owned. 11 out of 10!

This dashcam delivers exceptional daytime footage and significantly improved nighttime performance—truly a standout! As a returning VIOFO customer, I’m impressed by how much better this model is compared to my previous one. While the small screen is a nice addition, I find it a bit redundant; it’s difficult to read settings or review footage, especially when the device is still mounted on the windscreen. However, once you plug it into a PC or laptop, the picture quality truly shines. The clarity and detail are remarkable, making it a fantastic investment for reliable video recording.

Fitted the camera around 3pm and left my vehicle to sit until the following morning to allow the adhesive M3 tape to get a good bond. Got in my car to go to work to find it hanging down like this. I know this isn't VIOFO fault but it's frustrating that I've now lost my spare adhesive pad. I'll update my review on the video quality etc as I get to test it out.

Been using this a few months now. Exceptional video quality. Search reviews on YT for the VIOFO brand and they are normally top of many lists. Easy enough to fit, USB into USB socket in dash. The phone app is easy to navigate and change setting. If you have this on the highest settings, make sure you have a decent memory card; SanDisk 256GB in my case and all good, no glitches, etc. Apparently, reformatting the card occasionally makes it all work smoothly.