Optimized Dash Camera Hard Wire Kit- Micro USB Direct Hardwire Charger Cable Set for HD PRO & Micro USB Dashboard Cameras- Power Supply Car Charger GPS Car DVR Power Box (Right Angle Micro USB Fuse Kit) Review

Worked less than a year, after that there was a regular break on the side of the cable from the side of the camera. I could wiggle the cable and watch the camera turn on and off. I checked the constant power with a voltmeter going to the power converter.

Works well. I didn't have any battery drain issues when I turned on the dashcam with the car off for about a day. The only complaint I have is that the right angle isn't what I need. The cable dangles from my trim and then rotates again to match the force on the cam.

So far so good. I was worried this would destroy my battery but after almost a year I still haven't had any issues. Installation is easy if you are familiar with electrical systems. The fuse adapter provides power and then just grounds the metal frame (I check continuity and voltage to ground at the cigarette lighter adapter to be sure). I drilled a small hole in the metal behind the glove box after realizing it was a floor and then screwed a floor spade into it.

The product came as in the picture. Literally. Everything was in a loose zip pocket and that was it. No instructions, no box. Nothing. Block only, a fuse and a fuse. It didn't bother me because I was trying to substitute another model that didn't have the right angle connector so I had everything I needed. You can get similar kits for relatively the same price with everything you need to hardwire a dash cam. or any other device.

This was my first DVR installation. I'm very good with DIY stuff and I found a great video on YouTube so I thought this would be easy to install. It should have been, except that item was a piece of junk. Strength. I can't tell you how many times I've heard a tramp say she was unplugged. It came for fun, Pow Pow Pow Power was on, Pow Pow Pow Power was off like a bad remix. Spend a few bucks more and get a kit from Nunet. Less Headaches!

There were other reviews that the DVRs lacked performance but I went for it. For reference, I have a Roav Pro C DVR and a 2016 Ram Crew Cab. The cable wasn't long enough to get to the battery, but I was able to find a power source under the console so I could plug it directly into it. I could still run the cable up and down to hide all the wires. It also allowed me to make sure it was only on when the ignition was on. I've had it hooked up like this for about 3 months now and haven't had any…

This is exactly what you need if you want to install Roav by Anker Dash Cam C1 Pro, 2K 2560x1440 Resolution, Built-in GPS/Wi-Fi, 2.4" LCD , 4-line wide-angle lens, G-sensor, WDR, loop recording, 2-port charger, 32G microSD card, Easy Sharing. The cable was the perfect length to reach the fuse box in our 2015 Forester. Read it carefully as it contains a mini blade. safety valve. It's pretty common in cars these days, but you can never be sure. I used the cigarette lighter fuse as I know it…

During testing I found that the low voltage protection kicked in at 11.7V and the unit wouldn't turn on before 12.3V. After testing with two other vendors who claimed to have 11.6V low voltage protection (but didn't trip up to 10.5V), I was pleasantly surprised that this device actually works as advertised. It also implements hysteresis, which requires the battery to be charged before turning it back on. Very beautiful! One oddity is that they provide a mini fuse with a 10Amp fuse and then a…

Firstly, the cable appears to be well built, a good length and is pre-stripped to install to the fuse clip provided (comes with a longer ATM, I had to buy an ATM to buy). LP for my cars). Plugging and unplugging the USB cable was fairly painless and everything seemed to work fine when I connected it to a 10A fuse running on car auxiliary power. Turning on the auxiliary power in my car gave my USB DVR a perfect 5V every time with no problems. The problem occurs when I actually start the car…