Review on 💡 10-pin Type A USB Port Mirror Adapter for Dashcam – Simple and Efficient Solution by Jack Watkins

I was on a trip to try and get my Rexing V1 to work with my Mazda6 202 but had no luck at all. I started with a monitoring adapter from the same company where you plug the wires into the back of the mirror connector. These pins weren't long enough and/or not receiving power so I returned them and replaced them with this connector. The connector was the right size and snapped satisfactorily into the back of my Homelink mirror, but when I plugged the USB into the dash cam and started the car, the power supplied was inconsistent. The dash cam would just start up and shut down a few times and never got to a state where it could record consistently. I thought it might be a circuit defect in the plug so I returned it for another one but this one behaves the same way. Ultimately, I don't know if I received two defective products or if it's just not compatible with my setup. I want to remind you that the seller answered the letter and sent it very quickly, but that doesn't really help me. I guess I'll just take a Rexing smart harness and plug it into the fuse box, which I wanted to avoid.