VIOFO Filter Cover Camera Lenses Review

With a bit of tape I was able to easily get this to work with the Rexxing V1 4K dash cam and it greatly improves image consistency especially with reflections on the dash and license plate visibility in bright, reflected light.

I ordered two of these filters for the front and rear cameras of the A129 pro. Image quality without a filter is difficult to assess in the glare of the Florida sun. Filters are like sunglasses. Also, I think they lengthen the camera lens from sun exposure. $15 to save my camera lens, well worth it.

This is a simple little addition for VIOFO DVRs. This significantly reduces reflections and glare. It's like polarized sunglasses for your camera. I bought one for the front camera in my car to reduce my dash reflections showing up on the camera and it worked like a charm.

If you're a stingy guy like me and bought an Aukey DR02 DVR instead of Viofo but need a circular polarizer to reduce glare then this is your part. When I checked, I noticed similarities between the lens barrels, so I took a chance and snapped the Viofo CPL directly onto the Aukey lens barrel. Fits perfectly. Probably because these cameras are made up of very similar parts.

I started without this product when I bought the camera, but then I saw comparison videos with and without on YouTube, I wasn't afraid and bought it. Makes a huge difference in glare both at night and during the day, and it can mean the difference in getting a license plate after a collision or getting a clearer picture of a crime you might otherwise have missed. earlier because of glare.

I was wrong about this product because I thought I was on Revain when I looked at the delivery. This circular polarized CPL filter from VIOFO is exactly what I needed and works great with my a119V3 DVR. Now I see details I didn't see before. I tried to correct my review immediately, but unfortunately it has to go through the system. I hope Viofo understands this and they are not worried that their product will not be a 5 star product. Now I'm learning how to properly rate a product for future…

Excellent quality. It's not plug and play, make sure you know how to use it. If you get poor quality or no change at all when using a CPL filter (possibly due to a returned product), read below: First: Check which side of the lens changes dramatically when using the filter, use that side than the inward side the camera. (Only on both sides, so it's easy). Second: On the side of the lens you will see a red line indicating from the manufacturer to adjust. - Turn on the camera. - Using a…