Review on 🏍️ Blueskysea DV688 Sportbike Dashcam: Waterproof Motorcycle Dash Camera with Dual Lens and Night Vision, 1080p Front Rear Recording, 130° Angle, and 2.35" LCD Screen by Gerald Reeves

A lot of what I've bought over the years turns out to be junk. Video gaps, poor quality, freezing. Even my Garmin DVRs failed after about a year. And I rarely leave reviews, but after a week with this setup I'm very impressed! The video quality is good day and night. Good video angles. Plenty to show what happened in court and more than enough to fix license plates. The cameras are small and fairly unobtrusive, so if I'm stopped mid-conversation, no one will know it's on the video ;-) Recording starts and stops with no problems. I haven't touched that thing in a week! My main unit is tucked under the seat (I see no reason to play with it and that's where it's safer not to get ripped off. The remote lock/record video switch is perfect because it's invisible again - lets you see the camera works and gives you a button to lock the current clip. I'm using an older high-speed "SanDisk Extreme Plus" v30 32GB card. There are no gaps in my videos! In fact, I think that between the end of a file and the start of the next thing that is SMART! I calculated that my card can store 14.6 hours of footage which is more than enough. My average rides are around 2 hours so that equates to days of storage. I wish , the description would tell you how big a card you could put in there, but I'm pretty sure it takes 64GB, which is more than it's ever been one will need. If this thing doesn't fail within a year, this will be the best dash cam setup I've ever seen!