Motorcycle Dash Camera, Blueskysea DV688 Sportbike Dashcam 1080p Front Rear Dual Lens Waterproof 130° Angle with 2.35" LCD Screen Night Vision for Motorcycle Rider

So much of this kind of thing that I've bought over the years turns out to be garbage. Gaps in video, poor quality, lock-ups. Even my Garmin dash cams both crapped out after about a year. And I rarely leave reviews, but after a week of using this setup I am very impressed!Video quality is good both day and night. Good video angles. Plenty to use in court to show what happened and more than sufficient to capture plate numbers. Cameras are small and discreet enough to where if I do get stopped while having fun, nobody would know that there is video of it ;-)Recording starts and stops without problem. In over a week, I had not touched the thing once! My head unit is hidden under the seat (I see zero reason to play with it and its safer there from being ripped off. The remote switch to lock/capture video is perfect because it again is discreet - lets you know the camera is working and gives you the button to lock current clip.I use an older high-speed 32GB "SanDisk Extreme Plus" v30 card. My videos have zero gaps! Matter of fact, I think there is a 1 sec overlap between the end of one file and the start of the next, which is SMART! I calculated that with my card, I am able to store 14.6h of footage, which is more than plenty. My average rides are about 2 hours, so that translates to days of storage.Wish the description would show how big of a card you could put in there, but I am certain that it will take a 64GB and that is more than anyone ever needs.Unless the thing craps out on me within a year, this will be the best dash cam setup I've ever seen!!

While I can't say this is the "best" motorcycle camera setup, as I don't have any other product to compare it to, I will say that it works very well and I couldn't be happier with it.Unlike some products, both cameras are 1080p so you get the same quality in the front and the back. Once I figured out how/where to mount the cameras setup was easy. The videos are clear, and considering I have a 1600cc cruiser, surprisingly clear of vibration.Overall I'm completely satisfied, and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone looking to add cameras to their bike.

I like the 1080P at 30 Hz for both cameras. I think one needs a very good memory card to keep up with that rate, a "Go-Pro" rated micro SDHC card. Be prepared to find room for a bunch of cable wires, there's a bunch of it. I don't have a WiFi / Android phone app, so I like that there is a built in waterproof display. This Display / DVR is nicely waterproofed, very nicely done. The display does make the DVR box somewhat large, that's the tradeoff. I had room under my seat for it, but I think many bikes, it would not fit. Look carefully at the specs for the size, and then be sure to measure carefully for box *and* about double that for remaining cables. Software has one quirk: It's always a "day late" on the time / date stamp, acquired from the GPS. Dunno why. Camera mounts are plastic, you will add a metal washer to "flex" the camera mount straight. Otherwise, the mount glue will pull away from a straight flat mounting surface.

After a very bad experience with another motorcycle camera system (Aramox) also sold here on Amazon this system has renewed my faith in camera systems for a motorcycle. The Aramox was pure garbage. I bought 3 different replacement units thinking I’d at least get one good one. But NO! All 3 were bad! But this system was easy to install and works great! We’ll see how it performs over time. But for now I am very happy with my purchase. The only thing that was a little confusing was the picture on one of the cameras was turned sideways. But I finally figured out that the camera lens rotates in the mount so it was an easy fix. You’d think they would orient it correctly from the factory but I guess not. Other than that it was a breeze to install.

The media could not be loaded. I ordered this camera with the GPS antenna in March of 2021. Installed it immediately. I believed for 6 months the camera, in its entirety was working properly. I JUST discovered that it's entire functionality has been compromised since day 1. The story below.Since day 1 this camera has turned on and off as intended with the ignition and has, for the most part [there are several exceptions here, but I'm trying to abbreviate this review as much as possible] displayed 2 images on the display from both the forward and rear facing cameras. Once in a while the unit will not sense one. Cycling power, sometimes a few times, has generally remedied that issue.I was pulled over by a cop in August - prompting the first time that I intended to use this camera for its recording capability... otherwise, what is the point of the camera?First, I discovered the cover must have vibrated off over the past half-year.Then when I went to put the SD card into my computer I discovered that not one split-second of footage had ever been recorded!Which prompted me to read the instructions in detail.Over 28 emails I have had back-and-forth with the manufacturer I found out THAT INSTALLATION OF THE SD CARD IS SUPPOST TO PROMPT A NOTIFICATION ON THE UNIT ADVISING THAT THE SD CARD IS TO BE FORMATTED. I NEVER received a prompting - and the instructions make absolutely no mention of this fact. SO, be advised that if you install an SD card and you do not immediately get a notification, it's not installed or seated properly.Then in going through all the research I did I discovered that the GPS function has never worked on the device. I never knew. There is supposed to be an indicator on the display when the antenna is connected. I never knew about that. This happens to be in the instructions, but in this case, I didn't pick up on that detail.Contacting support has been somewhat successful. They did replace the GPS and Y-wiring connector to connect the unit, but neither GPS antenna nor the Y's have yielded successful function of the GPS function. And, YES, I've made sure that function is turned on within the settings of the unit.Contacting support has been a MAJORLY aggravating endeavor. They're in china so any communication is 24-hours apart. Part replacements are a week-and-a-half lead. And the communications are astonishing.One of the last communications I received was to try another Y-connector - as though I had access to an infinite supply of Y's to troubleshoot with.Repeated inquiries - I was asked twice whether or not the function was toggled on in the settings.Incomplete information - Several examples, but I was last advised to ship it back. No information as to where.Today I had my fill and contacted Amazon directly and after that I sent a communication to the seller. I am suspect the seller is in China now too. I am very certain that the manufacturer website indicates U.S. presence, but nothing ever goes through any local avenue.In conclusion, I HIGHLY SUGGEST YOU THOROUGHLY READ THE INSTRUCTIONS AND MAKE SURE EVERY SINGLE FEATURE ON THIS DEVISE IS WORKING UPON INSTALLATION. INCLUDING MAKING SURE YOU GET THE PROMPT FOR FORMATTING THE SD CARD ON ITS INSTALLATION. AGAIN - THAT DETAIL IS NOT IN THE INSTRUCTIONS. AND IF YOU DON'T GET THAT PROMPT, YOUR CAMERA IS NOT RECORDING ANYTHING.12/29/21 update - I've uploaded a video of the entire system set up, switching out the Y- connectors and antenna, with a thumbnail of the instructions showing how the GPS function is supposed to display, to show that the[/my] unit does not operate as designed.The manufacturer has demonstrated little-to-no concern.Amazon is honoring their promise to return the money spent. I'm grateful for Amazons liaison.