Ring Automotive Smart Dash Camera With GPS Tracker – App & Wi-Fi Enabled: Easy Installation & Removal With Magnetic Mount & Trim Tool Included

Compared with others, for the price this is a good buy
Recently bought this as people drive like maniacs around my area and I wanted that peace of mind that any incident would be captured. This camera is easy to mount, looks decent and take great quality videos. It automatically comes on when you start the car and in default mode takes 3 minute videos and saves them automatically before immediately starting a new 3 minute recording. Great because in the heat of the moment I dont want to have to remember to save a clip like most dashcams need you to.It has GPS that kicks in after a few seconds of running and this also tells you the speed you are doing, again, this could be vital for any claims you make to show you were driving sensibly.It does have a couple of downsides though.1) I find the interface on the camera itself to be incredibly fiddly and not at all intuitive. It took me a long time to figure out how to review footage I’d just taken.2) There is no internal storage, you need to buy a series 10 microSD card for it yourself, up to 64GB capacity. The title and the description dont make that clear.3) It has a handy park mode that activates the camera if it detects a bump. This is great for catching people hitting your car while you are shopping or whatever. However, there does appear to be a delay of a couple seconds before the recording kicks in. It has to turn itself on and boot up before it starts recording. I think most of the time this would be fine as not many people would drive off that quickly, most would get out to look at what theyve done, but for those who drive off at speed, it might not catch them.Overall I would totally recommend this product, just be prepared to buy a memory card and be frustrated with the interface!

Camera unable to focus on road. Quality is terrible with rear camera in use!
The camera that films your screen not the road. In the video clip is a prime example of how using this camera is problematical. The quality is not high enough and the focus is not on infinity. When you add the rear camera it zapps the front to the point of very poor quality indeed this is not 1080 this is not even 480 (see for yourself) maybe 320?. Probably the worse footage I have ever seen from a dashcam. Most reviews show only the front camera at max. The rear uses the front cameras chipset to render video and the camera is simply not up to it. Most will not realise this until they review video at some later date.OK so at first glance it seems great I have it behind my rearview mirror all set up properly (with yes the lens protective film removed [Groan!]. I also purchased the rear camera to go with it and this makes the front camera almost unusable as a result. However, the camera has one serious flaw. As you cannot set manual focus you are left with what the camera can do. Its one job is to focus a few metres in from the bonnet, why would I want to record the windshield 3 inches in front of it? If you get a bit of dust or dirt on the windshield it seems to focus on that? In any case disappointed. The rear camera is fine for what it is but it ruins the front camera. As being rear ended is just as much of a risk in an accident it is essential to have both. I feel I wasted my money.

Picture is very sharp- Good evidence in court
It has problems connecting to the phone. Once connected, via wifi, your phone cannot connect to anything else. Poor design but as a dash cam, it is good value for money. British technology with a British customer service. Customer Service was very good with human picking up. All hail United Kingdom and the people therein.