Dual Dash Cam Front and Inside 1080P Dash Camera for Cars IR Night Vision Car Camera for Taxi Accident Lock Parking Monitor 2 Mounting Options 64GB SD Card

This dual dash cam is an excellent choice, especially for rideshare drivers or anyone who wants full coverage inside and outside the car. The 1080P quality is clear and reliable, and the IR night vision works really well for recording in low-light conditions. I like that it comes with two mounting options, making installation flexible depending on your setup. The parking monitor and accident lock features provide extra peace of mind when the car is unattended. Plus, the included 64GB SD card is a great bonus—ready to use right out of the box. Overall, it’s a solid, dependable dash cam with great value for the price.

This dual dash cam does exactly what it promises. Clear 1080P video from both front and inside, even at night thanks to the IR night vision. Setup was straightforward, with two mounting options that made it easy to install in my car. The included 64GB SD card is a nice touch—ready to go out of the box.Loop recording, accident lock, and parking monitor all work as expected. Great for rideshare drivers or anyone who wants extra security on the road. No flashy extras, just reliable performance.If you need a dependable dash cam without the hype, this is it.

Very good product for the price, came as advertised, but I had decided to buy an SD card with extra storage so it could hold more film. Great quality camera both cameras. However, only issue with it is that the camera doesn't stay on the holder well and when I make a turn or drive over any speed bumps, the camera falls down and I have to pick it up while driving typically. Other than that, good quality and good value.

I needed a dash cam, and this one is impressive, camera in front and in the cabin. Comes with a 64 GB memory card, 1080p, g-sensor, 5G wifi, and night vision. Pictures are crystal clear, and no blind spots. Highly recommend! comes with Suction cup mount and adhesive mount, User Manual, Installation kit and Car charger with cable.

The media could not be loaded. So I have an older version of the VIOFO A119 V3 1440P 60fps Dash Cam with GPS in one of my cars and I figured I would buy this for my other one, I wanted something with a rear facing camera and for the price I figured I would give it a shot. If you need just a camera and you don't have a lot of requirements this isn't a terrible camera, I've just grown accustomed to the A119 and it's made me spoiled. So I will literally compare this entire thing to the A119, I haven't had many dashcams (I had the G1W if anyone remembers that and I returned an A118 after using it for a few weeks) here are my thoughts:• It's picky about SD cards - Sure I guess they all but this is more picky than my other dashcams, I figured I would save money and go to my local MicroCenter and pick one of their store brand micro SD cards, nope, wouldn't record for more than a few seconds, I ended up buying a Transcend TS128GUSD350V 128GB UHS-I U1 Micro SD Memory Card , it's a great card but I feel like it shouldn't need to be that difficult• The screen is terrible - You can't view it unless it's pitch black out or if you're looking straight on, on top of that it's tiny so all of the buttons are tiny• The reverse camera washes out anything outside the car - This is the first dual direction camera I've bought but apparently most of them do this, if you drive for Uber/Lyft and want a passenger cam it's fine for that but don't expect to have very usable footage if you get rear ended or something• On a related note, I like to mount dashcams on the driver's side right behind the mirror, because the reverse facing camera is on the right side of the unit I mount it on the passenger side, so if there's an issue with the camera (or it's set wrong, more info below) I can't tell, the advantage to this is the mirror blocks me from the video (because I certainly know what I look like, I don't need video evidence of me picking my nose) but I'd prefer if the camera was on the left side of the whole dashcam unit. Obviously this would be preferred if you have a right hand drive car (which is hilarious because I have my A119 in my RHD car).• I like the A119's SOS button as I'll call it, this camera has one, but it's the second from the far right button. Here's the problem, the far right button is the mute button. I don't want my camera muted ever, the buttons are really easy to press, so with the screen being hot garbage I'll never know if my camera is muted at a given time until I go to review footage and don't hear anything. You'd think I could reach over, feel the far right button and move 1 to the left to set the video to not recycle, but just feeling the button will press it, I guess I can see why I'd want that a button but I'd prefer not to use it. Also neither buttons are even mentioned in the little manual booklet, I read it to see if I can mute the camera but nope• The camera doesn't beep at you if you forgot to put a memory card in - Sure it'll make a startup and shutdown noise but you forget the card? Well the screen turns off as scheduled and you'll never know, especially if you have your cam mounted out of sight like I do. The A119 stays lit up all blue so I often notice if I forgot the memory card within a few minutes when I think "why is that screen still on? Oh shoot I didn't put a memory card in"• Mounting is kinda flimsy - I actually had to glue a part of the mount using the dual sided tape day 1 (I don't prefer to use suction cups on my windshield) but it's unfortunately a bit more adjustable than I would like, because the A119 is one solid unit mounted with 2 sided tape and the lens itself can be adjusted (not the camera) I don't have any problems with my sunshade bumping the camera, in the summer time I bump this camera all the time and throw it out of alignmentSo yeah, if none of this bothers you and you really want an interior facing camera you may be pretty happy, especially for the price. But for $30 more you could get the A119 with GPS, a more up to date sensor (so you can see stuff easier, particularly license plate numbers), the interface is about the same but the gripes I've mentioned have more customization, the audio isn't as harsh (this camera's audio is fine but sometimes it's blow your eardrums out loud), oh and I've warrantied my last A119 and their customer service was great (plus they provide new firmware versions on their website). I did a quick Google search for "lamtto dashcam update firmware" just to see if anything came up and nothing is jumping out to me.Sure this thing has a IR night mode camera for the rear which seems to work pretty well, not something I care too much about (all of my cars shut off power outlet power with ignition off so I've never tested a parking mode, I'm sure I could look into wiring that up all separate but until I do that I can't comment on it).One note regarding my video, the cam saves the videos as separate files, both with audio, I would imagine because it's doubling up you effectively have half the space as you would have with a 1 camera unit. In case if it's not obvious I threw that in a video editor, if you had an incident the fastest and easiest way would just be to share both files, for whatever reason the camera puts the files in separate folders but with the same file name so you have to rename one of them if you want to work with both files, a bit annoying. But yeah, the audio and video quality are good for the price of this unit, I've actually seen more expensive units have worse video so I'll take this.I plan to buy something like this Vantrue N4 3 Channel 4K Dash Cam in the near future, has all of the bells and whistles I'd want and I can keep this thing as a spare. Obviously some of the design features might cause me to have similar complaints but there's not much I can do.

Camera has great features, easy set up and it’s an inexpensive way to protect yourself from wrongful liability.Two different mounting options: dash or windshield.Records front and rear with one stationary camera and one that swivels.Has a built in battery that saves the files once the car is turned off and also used for parking mode.Parking mode: Records when the camera detects shock after the car has been parked.Nice compact camera. Would recommend

This dual cam is an excellent unit for high-quality recording while driving. Its 1080P resolution for both the front and inside cameras ensures clear footage during the day, and the infrared night vision makes a huge difference for nighttime driving, especially for rideshare drivers. Whether I’m using it for personal security or accident protection, the camera captures everything with impressive clarity.One of the standout features is the accident lock and parking monitor, which gives me peace of mind even when I’m not in the car. If the camera detects an impact, it automatically locks the footage, preventing it from being overwritten. This is an essential feature for anyone concerned about hit-and-runs or unexpected incidents. The two mounting options also made installation super easy, allowing me to position it exactly how I needed for the best view.It comes with a 64gb card saving the hassle of buying one separately. The camera’s loop recording ensures I always have the most recent footage without worrying about storage space. It’s also user-friendly, with an intuitive interface that made setup a breeze. The build quality feels solid, and the suction mount holds up well, even on bumpy roads.Overall, this dash cam exceeded my expectations in terms of performance, features, and ease of use. Whether you're a rideshare driver, taxi driver, or just want extra security on the road, this is a fantastic choice.