Review on Kingslim D2 2.5K Dual Dash Cam, 1440P & 1080P Front and Rear Camera for Cars - 170 📸 Degree Driving Recorder with Sony Starvis Sensor, Night Vision, G-Sensor, Parking Mode - Supports up to 128GB Max Storage by Johnathan Rothstein

Wanted to give my opinion on this camera for those who are wondering if it's worth it or not. The system is very easy to install. This was an upgrade for my single camera DVR. I ran new cables with no problem and was able to wire up the rear camera within 5 minutes. After everything was connected and set up, I popped in my SD card from my old dash cam and it ran like clockwork. Menus are easy to navigate / simple user interface. You can easily change every setting, from parking mode protection to permission. You can see my photos attached, apart from the reinstallation which I was only able to do with what was in the box you can see clear video footage from both the front and rear cameras. Emergency video recordings, of course, for those incidents where no one wants to interfere, but you'll be protected either way with wide-angle footage from both sides. In summary, this is a well put together, simplified dual camera system that does what it's supposed to do. You won't find any fancy, useless features on these $400+ camera systems. I would recommend them to anyone looking for a dual camera system. I love it. Have a safe trip everyone! hp It also works as a rear view camera. My car already has a rear view camera for reversing, but this system can be configured to switch to full screen reverse on the device when reverse gear is engaged. You only need to connect 1 extra wire to the reversing light which is already present on the wiring harness. Just thought this would be a big boost for older cars or any car that doesn't have a backup camera.