🏍️ Blueskysea DV688 Sportbike Dashcam: Waterproof Motorcycle Dash Camera with Dual Lens and Night Vision, 1080p Front Rear Recording, 130° Angle, and 2.35" LCD Screen Review

With reviews this good, I seem to be just one of the unlucky ones. The first 1.5 days worked fine, then recording stopped. The device did not stay on. Never had any impact or abrasion damage of any kind so I suspect an internal/manufacturing issue.

Good: Fully waterproof DVR and cameras have been tested and work perfectly even in bad weather. The image quality is good for its purpose. The assembly of the cables and the DVR makes a solid impression. Easy installation and configuration. Bad: Cameras can't handle vibrations. The rear camera failed after 3 days. The dynamic range is poor, the video glows in the sun.

I had a problem with my computer reading files, but it was an accident. I didn't make any changes and the next day I could see it perfectly. I just wish both files could be combined without the need for a third party app. But the picture quality is excellent. Relatively easy to install. I need a GPS module but I can't find it anywhere. UPDATE: The backup camera display/recording stopped working as soon as it went over 100 here in Arizona. It works for a brief time during my 4:30am commute to…

If you are reading this review you will want to install this on your bike. This system is a winner. I installed it under the rear hood of my 2017 Honda CBR1000 RR, out of the sun as it gets hot here in South Carolina. Easy to install all plug and play. I've searched online and YouTube for reviews and this is the ONLY waterproof one. I have another bike with a camera that has a Drift Ghost on the handlebars but the picture quality isn't as good, plus a Blueskysea DV688. Motorcycle DVR has…

I like 1080P at 30Hz for both cameras. I think a very good memory card is needed to keep up with this speed, a "Go-Pro" rated micro SDHC card. Be prepared to find a place to put some cable wires, there are plenty of them. I don't have wifi/android phone app so I like the built in waterproof display. This display/DVR is well waterproof, very nicely made. The display makes the DVR box a bit bigger, it's a compromise. I had room under the seat for it, but I don't think it would fit many bikes…

This was a gift for my husband so I researched a lot of dueling bike cams. I watched an online video about the DV688 before purchasing it and was pleased with what I saw. A video online showed that the wiring harness was easy to connect and it was. Programming was easy, all you had to do was read the brochure page by page. I also bought the 128G micro card it is designed for because sometimes we do quite long rides and as the camera creates a file every time the bike turns on or off there is…

I have to say I used to give a bad review after discovering I had damaged the cable I needed for the front camera and took a while to find help. The US number was not taking messages at this time, but I contacted customer service on Facebook and on https://dashcamtalk.com/forum/. I ordered a replacement cable and it didn't work for my app, but I sent pictures of my connection issues through Facebook and we were able to figure out the issue. A replacement unit was sent to resolve an issue with…

A lot of what I've bought over the years turns out to be junk. Video gaps, poor quality, freezing. Even my Garmin DVRs failed after about a year. And I rarely leave reviews, but after a week with this setup I'm very impressed! The video quality is good day and night. Good video angles. Plenty to show what happened in court and more than enough to fix license plates. The cameras are small and fairly unobtrusive, so if I'm stopped mid-conversation, no one will know it's on the video ;-) Recording