Today, we will be looking at the vehicle black box DVR, which is a rear-view mirror dual channel recorder. This is the box and listed on. The side is the main features, starting with a 4.

3 TFT screen Full HD at 1080p wide-angle lens night vision supports 32 gigabyte of storage through a micro, SD card parking control, motion, detection, cyclic recording and a G sensor. Additional specifications listed on the box is things such as video and image format.

The video format is mob at h.264, pal and NTSC, with AAC audio. The image format is JPEG, the current frequency is 50 Hertz or 60 Hertz products and accessories you will find inside the box is fixed, bandaged car charger, USB connector back camera, with modified pressure line instruction manual products on a high-speed micro SD card.

Next, let’s. Take a look at the rearview mirror. Starting from here is the power key. Then we have the Menu key mode, switch navigation, keys and confirm this area is where the screen will appear once the device is powered on facing this way.

We have DC in the micro SD card slot AV in and USB slot on the very back. We have the reset button. The built-in mic and over here is the front facing camera to set the device up in the car. The first thing you will need is the two bands that come in the box.

You have to attach them first to either the bottom or the top of the hooks on the top of the rear-view mirror. The ones both are run like this. You want to place it over your previous mirror in your car.

Then you stretch the bands to come over and meet the other side and clip them in. Since the camera is on the other side, you don’t want to block it when fitting it on then. Lastly, using the double-sided sticker that also came in the box, you can stick it to the back camera and have it facing through the back window of the car.

Since the back camera is waterproof, you can also attach it to the boot like the which is optional. The device works without the back camera plugged in so it’s optional. If you just want to record from the front at any other time once you want to use the back camera, have it fitted around the top of the car to not get in the way and plug it in the a/v slot on the mirror, after everything is Set up, let’s, power up and go through the basic navigations.

It takes a couple of seconds to power up and once it is on, it will record automatically pressing. This will bring you to the menu screen where you can see a list of various settings. Pressing. These keys is how you can navigate through, and this is where you can stop the video recording straight away going back out now pressing.

This key is to switch from video to image mode and also to go back and view previous recordings by pressing, ok. But instead, if you want to delete the video pressing the menu button again. But while the video is previewed like this will bring up the option to delete taking a look at the sample videos, the front-facing camera is slightly higher quality than the one on the back.

It is more wide-angle and shaped in a way to fit more into shops and less pixelated. You also have the options to adjust the angle of the camera to go sideways. The built-in microphone has a bit on the quiet side, but keep in mind that the main purpose of this product is video caption.

When the battery is fully charged, it can record up to 30 minutes without the in charger plugged in to extend the lifespan. There is options to switch the camera off, which is also good if you find the screen distracting or obstructing your view.

The final verdict, starting with the cons, is the buttons can be a bit clunky to press at first and slightly tricky to work out how to navigate for anyone that might not be as familiar with this sort of tech.

Before with both cameras attached and recording without using the power supply, the battery length is not that long to make good use of the parking control features. The positive points is the wide-angle lens on the front.

Does a great job at fitting in a good view of what is going on in the front the screen on the right evenly splits, what can be seen from the back and front and is able to keep the frame rate for both recording steady? This is a good product for the price it is available in the UK, with one year warranty and full English support from our shop