LAYDRAN 4K Dash Cam Car DVR Dashboard Camera Recorder, Built-in WiFi & GPS, G-Sensor, WDR, 2.4" LCD, 150 Degree Wide-Angle Lens, Loop Recording, Modtion Detect,Parking Monitor, H.264 Compression

The camera is not bad. I bought the first one about 7 months ago and bought one more for the second car last month. But it doesn't mean that the camera is without flaws.1. The quality of the video is acceptable although not really good. One of the reasons for this is weak mounting of the camera to the sucking cup fixture and vibration of the camera during driving. There definitely is not any kind of image stabilization there, but still the license plates of the surrounding cars are mostly readable.2. I haven't managed to connect the camera with my phone via WiFi. The phone can see the camera, but no video transfer is working. The joke of the manual they give with the camera doesn't give you any advice on this subject.3. The quality of the still pictures is terrible, but I don't think anybody needs them in the dash video recorder.4. As all cameras in this price range, sometimes it misses the fragments of the video. With this camera it happens much less than in my previous camera (Rexing), but still happens.All together, the camera is not bad and serves the purpose (to prove, for example, that you didn't pass the traffic light on red, or you were not speeding).What's worth special mentioning is GPS in this camera - it works really great and catches satellites very fast.

This is the 3rd dash cam that I have purchased in the last 6 months. I bought this camera mainly because it had built in GPS and was 4k even though I planned to use 1080p. 1st. The picture quality is as good as the other dash cams I own and will say it is very good. It is right there with a GoPro V3 or a newer iPhone for comparison. This unfortunately is where the quality ends. First issue I had was getting a 64gb card to work. It says to format the card in the camera but there are no instructions on how to do that. From what I can tell you can only format it in the camera using the WiFi app but again there were no clear instructions on how to enable WiFi. I found it by accident from randomly pushing the buttons. Card formatted, great. I planned to use this in my Wife's car and there was a USB port in the storage compartment on the dash. Guess what, that won't work because it is a USB data port going to the stereo. The camera will power on but immediately goes to a mass storage device like it is a PC with no option to either turn off that function or cancel out and use as the camera. Sooo, I move it to my car to do further testing. I ran it side by side to my existing dash cam. You cannot enable the screen to permanently stay on. You either set it to stay off or delayed off. In all honesty this device really does not need the screen at all because the quality of the screen is so poor it may as well not be there. Unless it is directly in front of you it is un viewable. Off axis viewing is a 1/10. On axis viewing is a 5/10. This brings me to the GPS. If your car is not outside with a clear view of the sky the GPS does not pick up. Not a big deal because that is how GPS works. The problem is the camera does save the time so your initial record time stamp is nowhere near correct. Worse is the GPS does not update the time when it does get a signal. Even worse is the timestamp is center bottom, right where the license plate of cars in front of you might be. Worse worse yet is the font is huge. On to WiFi. The app at least works. You can change settings and see a "live" view. By live I really mean 20 seconds later. Needless to say I sent this camera back. There are too many cons to recommend this dash cam. It is not a 1 star because it does work as a camera and provides the basic functions of "recording". Beyond that, it fails in every other way. Oh, and before I gave up on this I tried to find firmware to see if there was an update that could resolve any of these flaws. I could not find the company that has the name on the box much less the original manufacturer to even see if there were updates. I highly recommend buying a different product.And I gave it 5 Stars on Suction power because if this camera excelled at one thing. It is sucking!

This is a 4K resolution dash camera but the clarity is not great. I'm not sure why letters and vehicles are fuzzy and not clear. Even when I'm parked in front of a sign, the letters are not clear. My older 1080p dash camera had better clarity then this camera. As for the value, it's okay but I would rather stick to my old 1080p camera that I had if it werent for the suction that fallen off in the heat and broke the cam in half.

The camera renders an acceptable video quality. The setup is very cumbersome and frustrating, due to the fact that you have to format (and purchase) your memory card. I spent hours trying to get this done. It is my understanding that this issue is not limited to this brand alone.The menu takes a little getting used to. The onboard battery is utterly useless, and craps out within minutes after a “recharge”.The power chord is long enough, so you’re able to tuck it inconspicuously.All in all, an acceptable camera for a great price; not the best out there, but acceptable for my needs.

It's working well. Very easy to install and set up. A lot of advantages, still, there are something could be improved1. you can only mount it to your window and the line needs to connect to your outlet, which means that it's taking a lot of space from your front view2. This product is not coming with a memory card, you need to get one yourself

After using the dash cam for a while I have the opinion that perhaps the directions could be clearer. The quality is very good although with the slower frame rates the images tend to blur when traveling at higher speeds. It would be nice if the focal length was a little longer. It seems the primary focal point is 15 feet or so. Most of what you want to capture is usually a few hundred feet. Internal battery life is low even with a full charge. Power sensing works great and you can set it and forget it. Overall it's a great cam for the price and competes with most of the higher end cams.

so far I love everything about it.I really love the Wi-Fi on this. Way easier to watch a video on your phone than to have to take the SD card out and put it into a computer.it seems well made and I was able to make out license plates when I freeze frame the video.

I turned my WiFi on and it remained on all day compared to others I've tried that just go off after a few minutes and always fail to connect after that. Great product and I'll recommend it to anyone looking for dashcam for the rear of their vehicle...I can't praise it enough. I never write reviews but I just had to do this one...