Review on 🏍️ Blueskysea A12 Motorcycle Dash Cam Camera, 1080p 30fps Dual Wide Angle 150° Lens Sportbike Recording DVR with 3'' Full-Fit Screen, Waterproof, 32GB Card, Loop Recording, GPS Mode by Isaac Morales

I thought for a while whether I really needed a DVR on my motorcycle or not. But now that I've installed it, I'm very thankful for it! YouTuber, I already love that in addition to my normal helmet cam I have 2 additional camera perspectives from which I can copy photos and videos at any time. And the fact that I can set it to cycle is even better. So it really is maintenance free. Also, it makes me feel better knowing that in the event of an accident or a legal issue, I have video evidence of what happened. Here are a few things that pleasantly surprised me about this camera system. The display was actually very bright and easy to see. I have no problem looking at the display while driving or at traffic lights, which is a lot easier than turning my head to look back. The wires were more than long enough. I could probably hook them up to a UTV, golf cart, or small car because the cables were so long. Ignition on or via USB .and USB power makes it very handy when you're installing and trying to fix camera cables and corners, before you stick them forever. The GPS function is interesting for me, but I haven't been able to test it extensively yet. nonetheless, so check out my video feed for that. Note that the installation is easy but will take some time. It took me a few hours to get everything ready. But if I had to do it again, I'd probably do it twice as fast. A big part of the job is deciding how to route the wires. The ONLY improvements I can think of so far is a slightly better rod mounting system to accommodate 7/8 rods and the instructions could be better. I will soon be posting a video review of the dashcam which you can view on YouTube in the (MX Guru) section as well as footage from the dashcam. All in all a great product.