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 Review

I have only given this product 3 stars since my first review. First, I would like to apologize for my impatience in trying to understand how this device works. If I followed the additional instructions that I downloaded from the customer's website, I may be able to answer my questions myself. Other than that, it's a great camera, great display - don't forget to remove the film from the device and the rear/front cameras. Lens. Yes, what was I thinking? Works as advertised. I actually plan to buy

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…

I wanted to install my first DVR in my truck to protect me in the event of an accident. I live in my converted ambulance all the time and spend a lot of time driving on bad roads at times. I chose this Kingslim camera because it's made by Akaso, a name I know and trust for the action cameras I use for my YouTube channel (youtube.com/thecampulanceman). Their action cameras are full-featured cameras that cost significantly less than comparable cameras, which is why I chose the Kingslim D2. I was…

I have five cars and each has a DVR. I'm not a very good driver and I don't think many other people drive without a DVR like that. For me it's like leaving the house without a phone or wallet! I installed this in my F150 pickup in about 20 minutes. It is possible to mount a backup camera above the license plate at the back of the car but I went with the simpler option and mounted it on the rear window as I carry expensive gear and wanted it to be visible. I keep the camera connected to the…

UPDATE: I downgraded my rating to 1 star because KingSlim customer service doesn't listen to their customers. They offered to replace my device while I pay for shipping. I told them I wasn't interested in this product as it didn't work and they couldn't tell me its specs. They then said they would replace it for free. At that point, I stopped wasting my time with this piece of junk and asked them to stop contacting me about it. Spring. 6 months after my purchase and their support team continues

I have bought two different brands of motion recorders for my cars. I bought this and I bought an Apeman C420D. Of course it costs a few bucks more, but I'm amazed at how much the Kingslim D2 outperforms the Apeman. First, the video/image quality of the Kingslim is superb. It's crystal clear on both the front and rear cameras. Even when driving at high speeds, the recording is not blurry or shaky. At night, the Kingslim is still remarkably crisp compared to the Apeman. Apeman captures horrible…

We were looking for DVRs that didn't require fiddling with hotspots or being a rocket scientist. It's so simple it's funny. Just plug it into the accessory port and you're done. You can also turn off the screen so it doesn't distract you. It's that simple, just plug it in and start recording. How much easier can it be? Love the fact that it works with an SD card (and gets an extreme SD card since you're in a moving vehicle) and automatically saves the video if a collision occurs. This is a…