Review on VSYSTO Motorcycle Video Driving Recorder Dash Cam - Dual 2 Channels Lens Front & Rear 1080P Backup Camera with WiFi Night Vision by Juan White

I bought two of these Vsysto P6Fs. One from the DVR and the other from Revane's camp. (In fact you all have to go there as there are good deals) They appear to be quality devices but are very susceptible to external interference, although the shielding of cables and devices is excellent. I suspect there is bad ground somewhere. Remember that the FOV is not 170 degrees, not even 150 degrees as stated in the appendix. Both devices I bought have a FOV of 120. This is more than acceptable to me as the wider one seems to give less detail. So yes I'm happy with 120 degrees checked with a laser and protractor from a fixed point to get the correct field of view. The reason I bought these two devices is to use them for front and back recording and left and right recording, especially since I got hit on the side, front and back of my bike. (various bikes) Probably older models here, which would explain the lower price, and the fact that the FOV is only 120 degrees. To do this, add a stud mount, just like a regular camera, only on top of the device. Metal fittings for camera cables (a plus in my opinion) can be a way to separate models. Or who knows, maybe they're renovated. I personally don't care as long as the devices work! I ride a touring class Harley so your needs may differ from mine. I actually had to route the camera's cables up the frame tube through the underside to the rear of the bike and make sure the cables weren't in the way, especially when going under the engine, or the jack would have pinched the cables. I ended up having to fit both units in my left saddlebag to keep everything away from the alarm wires, ECM, and spark plugs, as these items are a potential source of interference. I also installed a dual port USB jack to power systems via the USB adapter cable (included) by disconnecting the power supplies with miles of cable. Good video quality and easy installation. Turn on and off everything you need and many other settings from the menu on the main unit. I disabled Wi-Fi, audio, and collision/shock sensitivity as the video freezes and persists after powering off. Easily swap out memory cards when needed (bring a few extras) and don't worry about locked/encrypted files. I will not use the GPS option as it requires a separate app or program and therefore has no probative value in the event of a collision. (If it was videoed with any accuracy it would be useful, especially the speed you were driving). The remote control isn't really needed because if you had an accident you probably wouldn't be able to reach the button anyway. Everything I have listed in this section is useless, at least for me. (stupid additions in my opinion) The purpose of these units is to assist in the event of a collision or accident. Do not use the rear view mirror or play mobile phones while driving. (My opinion! Cell phones and anything cell phone related are a distraction and shouldn't be in any vehicle!) The record is your best proof of who's to blame if anything happens during a contract with insurance companies or lawyers. No more toys to play with! These devices are perfect for that! The reason I only give this product 4 stars is not because of the wrong field of view or even a possible grounding issue caused by stray emissions, but because of silly extras like Wi-Fi, sound/microphone, remote control and possible addition of GPS. Also for the number of nmea files it creates for the front camera. It's most likely the GPS, and they annoy me because they don't contain any data. As always, your mileage may vary! Can I recommend these devices? Yes, with one caveat, you understand all of the idiosyncrasies I mentioned above. And definitely buy extra ties. You will not regret it!