The build and technology are flat out amazing. Great picture from rear view camera that I had installed inside the vehicle, avoiding weather distortion. It's blind spot awareness is very important and can be life saving it functions as a major upgrade of my rear view mirror. It has voice activation to give front, rear, or both dash cam views. I had this installed on my 2008 Ford Explorer by Best Buy for $99 more. Beautiful installation and well worth the price.

Excelente atención y la entrega del producto súper rápido

Really recommend this. Partner for my van which doesn’t have windows the rear camera makes it much easier to do manoeuvers and see what’s behind you. The driver features like obstacle guidance and blindspot monitors also work really well only problem was that I didn’t have a rear view investigator to attach it to, so I bought a cheap one relationship and mounted on the dashboard which which can Get a bit hard to see when the Sun shines on it but in a normal car though would be fine. Criminal we get this month.

I bought this mirror dashcam for my mom's car. She likes it because it does not obstruct her line of vision while driving. The setup was easy and tidy, without extra stuff sucked into the windshield. The touchscreen mirror is much larger than the factory mirror, so it gives a far wider coverage on the rearview. Upon checking on the output, the videos were very bright and clear. They are automatically looped in the inserted 128g sd card. Overall, I find it a great product. Good value for the money.

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To start - as an instructor, low sun at this time of the year (autumn or indeed, spring) in the morning or evening is a total pain in the rear end. However, as I have to have a rear view mirror to see behind, I can't use the sun blind to help as this also causes the rear view mirror to be hidden. There was also a Dash Cam (not going to mention them by name (rhymes with 'text' and 'lace'), which needed replacing as it was complete $£!^. I saw another car on the road with a camera mirror and thought "Aha!". So off I start a searching for a rear view camera mirror and after trawling through Amazon review after Amazon review, I land on the Pelsee P12 Pro.It arrived and, whilst I knew it needed something to hold onto (it normally replaces the actual mirror in your car, in normal use), my little suction cup mirror was not up to the task of holding on to the Pelsee. So, a quick trip to Halfords and armed with a bigger suction mirror, proceeded to install the Pelsee. This was fairly painless as there is a device to push cables under the trim and it works well.I installed it as an instructor mirror to start with as I wanted to see how it would look and how it would perform. After a couple of emails back and forth with the amazing support team at Pelsee, I was able to set it up so that I had a view of the rear as I would with a regular mirror.This week, off I go with new electronic mirror in situ and so the testing started. Keep in mind that this review is from the perspective of a driving instructor, NOT my customers (who love the Pelsee it by the way).The width of the rear camera is excellent. It almost reaches the width of my door mirrors and allows me to see EVERYTHING behind, including what it right under the rear window. Night vision is also excellent and street lights bring the road alive. Obviously, there isn't anything one can do about country roads that are unlit. Damn you physics!As mentioned above, I had intended to then replace the internal rear view mirror with this but.. tiny points preclude me doing this - the width of the view of the camera means that objects such as other vehicles appear a little more distant than they really are if looking in a real, flat mirror. That makes judging for my customers, for example, when slowing down, a little more difficult. And that, is the only reason why I won't place it in the middle. For everything else, it is perfect.So, for other driving instructors, if you want to try this as a way of getting WAY more view of the rear of your vehicle, this Pelsee P12 Pro is 100% the way to go. It hasn't solved my being blinded by the sun, but it gives, by itself, more ability to duck behind the camera and not be blinded.As an experienced driver, I have quickly become accustomed to the distance objects behind are and that is no bother at all.Added bonus? It's a dash cam front and rear.I have tried using the memory card to read files. This is a problem for Mac users as it appears to be formatted in NTFS (a Windows file format for storage devices). I am currently installing some software to see if that allows access to the card and will update this review with my findings. So, for Windows users, I am expecting that all is OK, for Mac users, at the moment, not so much, which makes the Dash Cam part of this mirror, a little more of an annoyance when you want to use footage for lessons or to report some seriously suspect driving.Despite the file system problem, I already would not want to be without the mirror feature of this device and I am now on the look out for a proper method of attaching it to the Dashboard of the car so that I can use the sun blin. It's electronic, it can go anywhere. How's that for a feature.100% recommended for driving instructor use if you are interested.