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

After testing the device with the included USB adapter, the device worked fine. clear images. Finally managed to install on the bike and noticed that there are moving streaks in the footage from both cameras. Attributed to the included fluctuating power supply. 3.5V to 5.5V, which looks like a 60Hz sine wave. There is no longer a way to check the shaft. So I'm looking for a motorcycle USB port to power this thing.

Easy to install on a motorcycle, excellent picture quality, mediocre sound quality, the host is waterproof. I had no luck with the 128GB card, but the 64GB card worked great, delivering around 5.75 hours of recording time before it starts overwriting. To clarify, that's 5.75 hours for the front camera and 5.75 hours for the rear camera. 11.5 hours of video. Surprisingly good image quality in low light. Only about 50 hours of use so far so I will update as needed. Here's an update. I have about…

First of all I would recommend watching YouTube videos to get the real video quality compared to Revain. The quality is worse here. If you look at the picture you will clearly see that it is almost impossible to read the license plate. I even tried video editing software to brighten the image. This is the only thing to note. Everything else works as it should. The app works well and installation was easy. Be sure to locate the wire that receives power when the ignition is on. I installed it on…

I've had mine for a few months now and I've been looking at the footage and so far it's very clear and looks good. Well, this isn't the best footage if you're trying to capture YouTube videos, for example, but this camera isn't designed for that. Some electrical work experience and understanding of the wiring harness is definitely required for easy installation. I wouldn't advise anyone without any experience to do it alone, find a friend, or take it to the store. Also choose carefully where…

First I searched a lot on the internet for a dash cam (front and rear) for my 2017 BMW F800GS Adventure motorcycle. Features I looked for included: waterproof, 170 degree wide angle or less, both FHD 1080P cameras, Wi-Fi, loop recording, continuous uninterruptible power supply (12VDC from a bike battery), 128GB micro SD memory card and reasonable cost. I decided to buy the VSYSTO P6F motorcycle system. Second, the P6F system was easy to install by following detailed instructions and labeled…

This camera system deserves 5 stars in this price range. For double the price I would probably give one star for video quality but it does what I was hoping for for $150. The functionality of the DVR is very good, the images are clear. The quality is a little below a decent action cam, but I feel like it makes up for that by the fact that it's constantly recording. Don't worry about it's on, battery charged, card full etc. if I want to capture that moment. Installation was fairly easy, with…

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…