hehehe, you're the first one to get the joke.

The company just emailed me asking if I'd like to review the latest version. Might consider that.

@@ScottRods Sweet. Do you know the model? I was a bit surprised on the current model that the rear camera cable is to short to wire into my 2 door jeep and you have to down grade the camera from 4K to 2.5K to enable Smart Driving Assistant features.

This unit seems to have voice control...look ma no hands (real old school)

I was worried it would only record front or back, but it does record both at the same time.

@@ScottRods I have a similar camera under a different brand. Insights from the last two years: The added weight of the camera causes the mirror to move over time, especially as the mirror adjusting joints loosen; the mirror vibrates while driving impacting visibility (solved first two issues by eliminating rear view mirror and permanently mounting camera in place of mirror (added benefit of increasing difficulty to steal)); reflections make using it in camera mode impossible while driving (has to be used screen off to avoid double image); solved difficult to access sd card by mounting a short card reader extension on the back of the camera facing down; my camera lets me connect to a computer via the usb power port. Additionally, you provided the Internet with the exact Latitude and Longitude of your driveway while showing the GPS screen. Not sure if you’re concerned about your privacy, just want to make sure you’re aware.

Thank you.

Do you have another 12v plug in your car? I think this camera is designed for cars with a plug that is not powered when you switch off the car and remove the key. You might have another plug that is not powered with ignition off.

You don't need to connect anything, just switch it on with a swipe or a voice command. The reverse light connection just makes it automatic.

Thanks. It lives in my hot rod now, it's perfect for the job.

That's a fair question. I don't think there would be any issues. The front camera does swivel, and it quite a wide angle, so should pick up everything you need to see. In fact, it's probably better as you won't have the sun visor problem.

I actually thought it was pretty good considering it was pitch black with no street lighting.

Thank you. How does this compare to the Firstscene unit?

@@ScottRods Both are outstanding unit😄😄😄

If I was, I would mount the rear facing camera just above the mirror to record any bad behavior from your passengers.

I think the main reason for all these budget dashcams is to record what happened during an incident, not necessarily to prove who. There’s plenty of other cctv out there to tie someone to a crime.

Sorry, I don't know what wires and adapter you mean.

Only when it's plugged in. I think there might be an option to hard wire it, which would mean it was always recording. Or, if your 12v supply was always live.

Thanks Bob, but we're way beyond hiding my location, lol. I have a ton of videos driving around my place.

His subscribers send him mailed every time. Im sure he is protected.

Canada my friend.