Supercapacitor Infrared G Sensor Recording Supports Review

I used to use an Owlcam camera that I spent over $200 and $20 a month on. Why? This camera does what I need very well. In Owlcam there is no infrared radiation at all! This camera records in complete darkness. The app is easy to use and the camera has been extremely reliable so far. I run a rideshare facebook group of riders numbering in the thousands. I recommend all my drivers to get a forward and in-cab facing DVR as a must-have piece of equipment. I tell them in no uncertain terms that they

My First DVR This may be my first DVR but at 79 years old and admittedly some electronic issues I have to say I'm impressed. Also, after seven years of driving Uber and Lyft and a few close encounters, I decided it was time for a dash cam. After reading many reviews of different dash cams, I decided on this one and I was not disappointed. Now that I've mastered the interface, it's pretty easy to make changes when needed using the phone app available for the device. It's a bit difficult for me…

Have been using this camera for 2 weeks. The front and rear camera display is excellent. It's very clear as you can see in the picture I uploaded. The reversing camera records the interior of the cabin. The IOS app COXPAL is very intuitive and easy to use. You need to connect your phone to the camera's WiFi. Once connected, you can choose which video (front or back) you want to download/watch. This camera also comes with a GPS mount so you have the option to display GPS location and/or speed…

After seeing many DVRs, I decided on Coxpal. It has some good, some mediocre, some bad. Here they are - GOOD Small mark on the windshield GPS built into the mounting base with no extra wires Capacitor instead of battery. BAD. If you're lucky enough to get the app working, you can share the file with the app on your phone, but that's about it. You can't share videos from app folder with anything or anyone - it's useless. I can connect the camera to my phone, but only after I've been able to…

This is a budget dual lens dash cam with high quality Sony sensors and a parking mode. The video is very clear even at night, and the invisible infrared light from the internal camera is bright enough. Another practical feature is that the angle of the interior can be adjusted without moving the entire unit. The resolution can be set up to QHD (2560x1440). That's good, but the downside of QHD is that objects appear much further away than they really are, and you get a little fisheye effect. I…

I have been using this camera for a few days now. I'm really excited about the quality and the features. Delivery was very fast and installation was very easy. I was able to install it in minutes without any problems. The wire that comes with it is nice and long so you can hide the wiring enough without worrying about leakage. You can easily change the camera view to front view, inside view, or both, and the red dot indicator makes it easy to see what the camera is recording. You also have the…

This was the easiest DVR to set up; My other two died in the Texas heat so I'm hoping the built in capacitor will pass the Coxpal test. You can download their app and connect to the Coxpal dashcam WiFi to download the saved videos. Pretty easy to manage. The DVR is not too big and is easy to hide behind the rearview mirror, and the interior camera sticks out to the side. Doesn't affect visibility at all. A D-Pad for navigating menu functions is a huge benefit over the array of buttons down the…

I have had many DVRs for our fleet of vehicles for almost 10 years but this is my first dual camera. No, I don't drive a Lyft or Uber, but I regularly transport small children, so I thought this might be an interesting camera. I'm also concerned about police behaviour/misconduct, so a GPS with a rear camera that also records audio can provide added protection. Especially if the cop lies about your speed and gives you a ticket. You're more likely to challenge this in court, or better yet, if the

Let me tell you the most important fact why I had to replace 2 of our existing DVRs and why I chose this Coxpal model. That way you are informed and don't make the same mistake. I bought and installed Aukey DVRs in our family cars for $90 two years ago. It was a well-known brand at the time and a decent model (so I thought). Last month I accidentally checked my device's microSD card (it's mounted behind the rearview mirror so I can't see the screen while driving). I found out that the dashcam…