Dongguan Daozhi Electronic Technology Co.,Ltd AS10 - 2160P

desertcart.com: Fitcamx Front 4K+Rear 1080P Dash Cam Adapts for Toyota Grand Highlander 2024-2026 Hybrid (HD2-0E130), OEM Factory Look, Dual HD Video, WiFi & APP, Loop Recording, G-Sensor, Easy to Set, 128GB Card : Electronics Review: Fitcamx Front 4K+Rear 1080P Dash Cam for 2024 Toyota Grand Highlander - Very good product, it works as advertised. All the install videos I could find on YouTube were on regular Highlanders, so with that in mind I ventured to install it on my 2024 Grand Highlander Hybrid Limited M. The front camera was very straight forward and I did read on a review here that the connector to unplug was below on the right side behind the rear view mirror. All videos I could find were for regular Highlanders which have the harness connector on the left side. Running the wire to the back was very simple and followed a suggestion of not really needing to remove the rubber weather gasket on the doors. The only challenging part was in running the rear camera cable and connector through the rubber piece shown in the attached photos. The was because of its bends on both ends, it is narrow and full of thin wires and the cable/ connector for the rear camera is bulky. Thanks to a YouTube video I got the idea to using a long metal straight piece as a lead or guide to tape the cable/ connector to it and pull it through. I used a long 1/8” drill bit (like 10” long) using it as a guide. I inserted this drill bit (the smooth end) through the black rubber tube with bends on both ends, then taped the connector and cable with electrical tape and then proceded to pull it through, it took a while due to the narrow space inside this black rubber tube but with a lot of persistence and patience I finally go it through. This was quite a challenge, the most difficult part of the install, but in the end I got it through. I hope the attached photos helpful to those deciding to attempt this rear camera install. The video quality is very good, see video of front camera and photo from rear camera attached. I love the product and it is good quality and looks like OEM installed. Review: The Grand Highlander should come with this from the factory. - I spent a lot of time reading reviews and trying to decide if this was the dashcam I wanted to buy or not. Finally decided the “factory installed” finish was worth the risk at this price point. I have been incredibly impressed with the system and wish the vehicle had come standard from the factory like this. Front camera install was a breeze once I realized that the mirror has two sets of wires. The wrong wire doesn’t match the plug, so you can’t hook it up wrong, but you won’t easily see the right one from the drivers seat. The back camera gave me a little more anxiety, but after stressing about it for a while I dove in and it went a lot faster than expected. I did deviate from the instructions and run the wire through the wire boot between the body and trunk so there are no visible wires at all until the actual camera right at the edge of the glass. Whole install looks like it was always this way. Image quality is fantastic and we’ve already had to pull footage to share for accidents we witnessed and once when a storm dropped a branch on the car while driving. Field of view is surprisingly wide and does a good job of capturing anything happening. Sound can be recorded on the videos optionally, though we turned that off for the sake of privacy.