Pelsee P10 Plus 4K Rear View Mirror Camera with ADAS and BSD, 5.8GHz WiFi Mirror Dash Cam Front and Rear, Backup Camera for Car, GPS, 64GB Card Included, WDR Night Vision, Voice Control, 10” Display

This is a great affordable Dash Cam.Very Good quality, comes with everything you need to get up and running quickly.I would highly recommend it and it’s super easy to installed it.Picture quality is awesome!Backup camera is awesome, covers wide angle and blind spots.

Very nice dash cam it shows in 4K very clear day and night. That’s the front view. The rearview camera shows very nicely during the day at night when there’s light it shows very good but no light. It’s a little grainy but overall it’s very good. It loops every 3 minutes, but it will let you can go back and retrieve videos, so overall for the price it is very good.

So I saw this type of smart mirror on a classic truck and thought that it was brilliant. I went on Amazon and, to no surprise, found many of its kind. This one was the cheapest on Black Friday ($70). My truck needed a backup camera and a dash cam, so this fit the bill perfectly.Here are my observations:1) The reverse camera wire won't reach the back if you have a truck or a three-row SUV. Wire length is 18 feet from the front connector (at the mirror) to the reverse camera. For reference, I have an 8ft bed/regular cab pickup. To solve this problem, I bought the "YQMAJIM 4 Pin 9.8 Ft Extension Cable." It worked flawlessly and retained the reversing lines. I used a T-tap to wire my reverse signal. (+$20)2) A hardwire kit is NOT REQUIRED to use the dash cam. I used the “Pelsee Dash Cam Hardwire Kit, Type-C“. With this hardwire install, extra parking mode settings will show. I turned my parking mode off (collision sensitive) and instead used the timelapse option. It immediately goes into timelapse recording with the key out. I set my timelapse for 72 hours at 5 FPS (after 72 hours, it will stop recording entirely until the key is on). It also has a voltage monitor and will power off if your battery drops below the set cutoff. With 256GB, I can get about 2-3ish FULL days of recordings. If you have basic 12v knowledge, it's relatively easy to wire. (+$25)Note: I did try other hardwire kits and they “worked” but didn’t give me extra parking settings. Highly recommend to buy the one sold by Pelsee.3) Wait to install the GPS module until you are sure it can receive signals from every satellite. Check for satellite info in the system settings menu. Ensure the GPS letters are upside down and the 3M sticker faces the sky/windshield.4) The reviews about glare are true. You'll have a hard time using the mirror as a screen. I set the screensaver to 1 minute. It turns the screen off and keeps recording.5) Consider buying a microSD that is bigger and better. The maximum storage capacity is 256GB. Make sure to buy an "endurance" type. I purchased the Samsung Pro Endurance, and it's been working fine.6) If your vehicle's interior is loud, the mic will have difficulty hearing you. When playing back recordings, it will sound terrible. If you are reading out plate numbers, make sure to yell!7) The "Collision Sensitivity" system is unreliable. I had to turn it off because it would lock videos unnecessarily and, at times, corrupt recordings. I recommend turning that off. I also recommend turning off the voice commands because it would give false alarms about locking videos. Now, my recordings are safe.8) My truck is so old that it doesn't have airbags. However, I can see this being tricky to install in vehicles with airbags. It took me 2 days to finish, leisurely.Camera observations:1) The rear camera is decent... it has mediocre night vision (bright headlights). The reversing lines have no calibration setting. You can adjust the angle of the lines, which is the only adjustment. It saves the camera angle when in reverse, which is nice. I did buy a generic license plate frame to mount my camera. (+$10)EDITED: I installed the latest firmware update. It improved ONLY the reverse camera. It now allows you to "zoom out" and see the whole frame of the camera, but ONLY in reverse. This improved the use of the reverse camera by at least 10x. I had to email Pelsee directly from my Gmail to acquire the firmware update. Their contact instructions are on their website.2) The front camera is good! I can't make out license plates with it, and there is some front glare, but for the price, I ain't complaining. I just wish they offered a CPL filter for it. It is adjustable on a pivot and can slide out.3) I'm not using the "Safety Features" like the ADAS or LCS, so I cannot comment. I set the BSD for reversing, but it isn't the best.I've been using this product for a few months and am very satisfied for $70. However, I needed to spend on other products (+$65) to make it a complete setup, which would be my only critique. So, would I recommend this dash cam mirror? Absolutely! This works reasonably well if you are in the market for a dash cam AND reverse camera unit. Just know that it's not easy to install and that this is considered an investment.

The media could not be loaded. We have 2 of the p10 and 3 p12.wifi- this is very useful to immediately download videos without having to pull SIM card and take to computer.The quality of the video is crisp.camera angle and brightness can be adjusted from touching your mirror. I was able to hook onto gooseneck and then tapped left side of screen and drag camera angle back to normal.Installed on 2018 TRD 4runner, 2015 and 2017 subaru outback, 2013 F250 and 2007 chevy Silverado.Installation was easy, this is something you can do with very little skills and tools.Things to rememberThe rear camera cable vs the location you want to put it at.On the subaru Outbacks I was able to run under lip or headliner, behind A-pillar, around door trim all the way to hatch. When you open the hatch you will see wire loom rubber that feeds all the wires from car body to hatch. I was able to place a camera right under spoiler.On the chevy Silverado truck I did not have enough cable in kit to reach tailgate. So for this I followed the steps above and when I got to the backseat area I stopped. Remove the third brake light on truck cab. I took a long skinny flat head screwdriver and from the outside of the truck I was able to go through the 3rd brake light housing and inside the cab, stopping when it touched headliner. I then taped the cable to the screwdriver and pulled it outside of truck. Like using a fishing tape. Currently the camera is secured on top of third brake light.4runner is very similar to subaru, just rembeber the rear window rolls down so placing it there wont work. I placed it under rear spoiler.You DONT need a rearview camera for this to workThis is a great option and the blind spot warning, following to closely warnings are very accurate.

Very good camera with helpful after sale customer support fro Pelsee team. One year down the line and am loving it. Crisp images with very responsive voice control.

Outstanding product with best camera results. Car power charger was broken but customer service team they are very quick and return the charger amount to me. Haven't seen this quick and best service from anyone. No hassle in installation and its been 1 week and its working great.