Review on 2.5K Dual Mirror Dash Cam Front and Rear, 10-inch Full Touch Screen HD Rearview Mirror with GPS Tracking and Voice Control, 33ft Waterproof Backup Camera, Dual Camera for Cars by Brandon Rogers

I like this camera as a replacement or backup for my other DSLR but there are a few things I would change and fix. I've noticed that even after setting the time twice, Abel still doesn't keep up with the current and accurate time. I just ignore it and keep track of the time from other sources. It also displays miles per hour in km/h and I wish there was an option to change this to miles per hour instead. The settings menu has two different menus for video or camera settings. This gives you the option to turn GPS on and off, but again there's no way to change what's displayed. The night vision on it is MUCH clearer than what I originally had and I like it because it's a lot clearer and not as dark at night. The size of this mirror is similar to my old one but the back is a bit more modern where you attach the straps to attach it to your original mirror. Camera view is very clear front and back, everything is adjustable. Very easy to set up as I just unplugged my old camera and plugged this in. Also, the parking sensor isn't that powerful and there aren't any settings to set it up as it doesn't turn on when the car is parked and started. On my old one, the charge would be enough for it to turn on and record a certain amount of time on impact, then turn off. I even charged it at home and then installed it in my car so I knew the small battery would be enough for recording. I've often noticed that it doesn't pick up the slightest touch, not even the touch of a hand. This is a big deal for me so it definitely needs to be addressed.