【2024 Upgrade】12” Mirror Dash Cam Night Vision 4K Full Touch Screen Dual Dash Cam Front and Rear Camera Car Rear View Mirror with WiFi Loop Recording Parking Assistance ADAS BSD G-Sensor
Original price was: £66.66.£58.32Current price is: £58.32.
Price: £66.66 - £58.32
(as of Feb 26, 2025 10:45:04 UTC – Details)
Product Dimensions : 33 x 11 x 6 cm; 1.11 kg
Date First Available : 9 Mar. 2023
Manufacturer : CAMECHO
ASIN : B0D9GDVH58
Country of origin : China
Guaranteed software updates until : unknown
【12-inch mirror dashcam】The dashcam mirror features a front-facing 4K camera and a rear-facing 1080p camera. The two cameras expand your field of vision, reduce blind spots and provide important evidence in the event of a collision or dispute.12-inch IPS touchscreen gives you razor-sharp images and a great playback experience. Plug and play for all vehicles with mirrors
【Dashcam Car Front Rear】4K front camera + 1080P rear camera Dual camera effectively eliminates blind spots, 150° front camera can record clear video up to UHD 4K (4096 * 2160P). Rear view mirror dashboard with WDR technology balances the light to provide a clear view while driving at night. The rear camera supports mirrored image
【64GB Loop recording&G-Sensor 】 Automatically replaces old videos with new ones when the memory card is full, but does not overwrite locked videos. It is recommended that you regularly clean up your files and save important videos to your computer or mobile phone so that you don’t miss any important videos. When a collision is detected, it automatically switches on the emergency video and locks it in a folder so that you can save important evidence.
【Motion Detection and Parking Monitor】Switch on motion detection when parking. When an object is detected passing the car, the dashboard automatically records and photographs it. When the vehicle is switched off, the parking monitor can be used as a surveillance camera system.
【Smart Driving Assistant】The ADAS (Advanced Driver-Assistance System) detect nearby obstacles and alerts for safe driving. Intelligent BSD (blind spot detection) warns of impending collisions by monitoring the dangerous blind spot area when changing lanes or reversing, effectively increasing your safety.
【Easy to use】 For parking monitoring, you need to purchase your own wiring harness.Swipe up and down on the screen to easily adjust the viewing angle, and swipe left and right to select the front image, rear image or front and rear split image.
6 reviews for 【2024 Upgrade】12” Mirror Dash Cam Night Vision 4K Full Touch Screen Dual Dash Cam Front and Rear Camera Car Rear View Mirror with WiFi Loop Recording Parking Assistance ADAS BSD G-Sensor
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Original price was: £66.66.£58.32Current price is: £58.32.
Shelley Williams –
Quality
Had this camera for my van because I wanted the large screen. Itâs quality and easy and looks the dogs taters.
Paul D –
Carplay/android play dashcam mirror
Love this,works great,satnav,dashcam, phone calls, great piece of kitð
Adam T. –
Didn’t come with rear camera
Didn’t come with the rear facing camera which basically means you can’t use the device as it mounts over the rearward center mirror.
Slim weasel –
Easy set up and good quality
Good value for money and the screen resolution is better than former models. Really easy to install and set up. Make sure you format the sd card in the menu and it will record the dash cam footage.
âPugzu Daddyⶠð¬ð§ –
Good, clear image. Simple operation. No WiFi.
This is, generally, a decent dash cam / rear view mirror. It sits nicely over your existing mirror and the camera can be extended out a little, if your mirror is quite wide.
This connects up simply via the included power cable. Sadly, this is a very dated mini usb cable connected to a 12v plug. Most new devices use a usb-c cable as it’s far more reliable and future proof. If, for example, you’re already using a hard-wired kit and wanting to replace a standard dash cam, you’ll likely need to replace your kit to do so.
My demonstration video was done in the garden via a usb power bank, allowing you to see the wide field of view and accuracy of the image. It’s good; clear, 4k and perfect for recording footage.
In the box, you get a 64gb memory card, rear camera (on a lengthy cable) and a GPS module. Again, this seems to be a somewhat dated design as this style of dash cam normally have GPS built in these days.
Operation is simple. It starts recording when the ignition turns on. There’s a small battery built in for memory and the on screen functions are easy to understand and use. You can also change to the rear cam, when connected, or swipe with 2 fingers to change the vertical camera view. The camera itself also rotates in its base.
Overall, this is a good quality, well made rearview mirror dash cam.
Other than the power connector, which isn’t too big a problem in the grand scheme of things, the lack of WiFi is a big issue and my reason to drop 1 star. Although recording playback is fine on screen, the only way to transfer to your phone or computer is via a memory card reader, having to pop the card out (on the top, meaning you have to tilt the mirror to get to it, if your mirror is close to the car roof). Without WiFi, you can’t conveniently connect to your home wirelessly. For a device costing short of £130 at the time of review, I’d have expected WiFi as standard.
Bon –
Easy to install, easy to use, excellent picture
I was a little apprehensive about receiving this, because I had no idea how it would be installed. I was under the impression you had to somehow remove your existing rear view mirror and then replace it will this. Thankfully, it’s far simpler than that. This one simply attaches to the front of your existing mirror, using the rubber straps provided. And it does so neatly.
I was a bit frustrated when I first set this up and the image from the camera appeared on screen. Even after moving the lens as far as I possibly could, the picture still wasn’t showing the road, as it was looking too high. However, I eventually realised that you only see a segment of the total picture the camera is showing. You can manually drag this up and down using your finger, but be assured that it does have a much larger field of view than the live view is able to show (you will realise this anyway once you play any recorded footage back for the first time).
I’m impressed at how good quality the camera footage is. You can see everything very crisply, which is reassuring in case you’ll ever want to pick out number plates from the footage. Once it’s set to record, the dash cam will automatically start and stop every time you begin and end your journey.
The screen is very good, and the touch sensitivity is nice and responsive. At any point, you can play back previous footage in two clicks. It separates footage into small chunks (you can set these to be 1, 2 or 3 minutes each), so you can quickly find whatever section you’re looking for.
Obviously the micro SD card is removable, so you can transfer footage to your PC when required. However, I did find that this was a bit fiddly to remove, and was unable to do so without first detaching the device from my mirror, which is a bit annoying.
The mirror is easy to switch to at any point using the button on the bottom. This mirror is well tinted, which is great for night driving, although does take a little getting used to during the day.