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KIT DUAL CAMERA VEHICLE VIDEO RECOR Review: Fine as interior/backseat monitor - Works like it says. Using it for a back seat camera to keep an eye on the baby. Only problem is that you can’t flip/mirror/invert/reverse (whatever you want to call it) the camera image. So it’s fine as a backup camera but it’s backwards as an interior camera. Fine for our purposes since we just want to check on the baby. Install is easy, just plug everything in, hide the wires. The camera gets power from usually the reverse light, that’s what tells the mirror to switch its input to the backup input rather than the forward facing cam. However, in order to have it as an all the time interior camera, needed to wire it into an always-on source so used one of the overhead lights. This means the backup cam part is always on the monitor, so no switching video inputs. Also can’t get the backup lines off the image. Anyway, long story short for $35 it does what I wanted it to. Review: A really well-made, high quality mirror dash cam. - What is my only dislike? (Honda Element SC 2007) I used to have a Broadway add-on mirror on top of my OEM mirror, which fits perfectly (no bumping in to the sun visors. With the Broadway mirror gone, replaced with the Yi mirror dash cam, it it about 1/4 inch wider on both sides, causing obstruction with the sun visors. On my 2nd car (2014 Mazda 5 GT), the mirror fits perfect, fit between the sun visors. Installation is a breeze, and take your time routing the cabling. It helps routing the cables inside the pillar trim and under the interior weather stripping. Cord clamps also help tidy things up. I need to do quite a bit of cord cleanup with my Honda Element SC vs the Mazda 5 GT (the Mazda came out cleaner as I was able to use the existing (shorter) rear camera cable from the previous dash cam). Download the app on your mobile device and connect to the Yi cam. The Honda Element SC had a convenient cig outlet in the center console/armrest so I was able to use the provided usb-power-to-cig adapter. As for my Mazda5's installation, I had to use my existing 4-port cig adapter. Quality is really good for the price I paid. I can read license plates from both front and rear cameras when reviewing footage. Don't be fooled by some dual dash cam setups you see on desertcart, the rears is usually VGA resolution and you can't read out anything. The rear is definitely 720p. Sun glare can make it difficult for the lens to adjust to daylight brightness. Overall, I am happy about the footage quality. Transferring footage from the camera to your phone can be painfully slow, being only Wireless-N 802.11n speed (2.4GHz). And accessing the SDCard can be a pain in the butt, especially when you've adjusted the mirror angle and lens to your liking. I'd buy another one for the next car!