ROVE R2-4K PRO Dash Cam, Built-in GPS, 5G WiFi Dash Camera for Cars, 2160P UHD 30fps Dashcam with APP, 2.4" IPS Screen, Night Vision, WDR, 150° Wide Angle, 24-Hr Parking Mode, Supports 512GB Max

Installation: A Breeze from Start to FinishI was initially worried about installing a dash cam, but this model completely changed my expectations. The setup was incredibly straightforward - I had it mounted and running in less than 15 minutes. No complicated instructions, no technical headaches, just simple, intuitive installation that even a tech-novice could handle.Operation: Set It and Forget ItOnce installed, this dash cam is practically maintenance-free. It powers up automatically when I start the car, records seamlessly, and the video quality is crystal clear. The user interface is so simple that I didn't need to read the manual extensively - everything just works right out of the box.Value: Every Penny Well SpentWhatever I paid for this dash cam, it was worth every cent. The peace of mind knowing I have reliable video evidence in case of any incidents on the road is priceless. The build quality feels robust, and the features are exactly what I needed without any unnecessary complications.

I am very pleased with the camera.The clarity of the videos is great.The wiring kit was straight forward to install and works fine.I purchased the ROVE R2-4K PRO and Dash Cam hard-wire kit.Initially I purchased another SD card but after reading the ROVE documentation, I returned the card and purchased the ROVE SD card. I don’t need problems.There are many things I like about the camera and wiring kit.The first thing I noticed when I opened the camera box is there is a ribbon that holds the lid,nice touch.I installed the camera myself and there was a learning curve.Mounting the camera was easy.Initially I used the suction mount to try different locations. Then I used the sticky mountfor the final install because the mount went on the area of the windshield that has the black dots, frits, and the suction mount does not stick to that area.One thing I learned was when I switched from the suction mount to the sticky mount I was not sure how to get the mount off of the camera. It clicks on when you install the mount, and I did not want to break anything. But what I found is the bases for the mounts are the same so you just need to unscrew the top part of the mount, easy.Another thing to be aware of is if you use the sticky mount the part of the mount that goes on the windshield has a slot for the camera to slide into. Be careful to install it with the slot up, or the camera will fall out of the mount.Although the manuals that were included with the camera and wiring kit were excellent, as good as I have seen on products lately, there was still a learning curve for me.I chose the wiring kit because I did not want the wires hanging down and I really liked the fact the wiring kit has a feature that protects the battery from being run down if the car is not driven for a while. There are settings on the wiring kit that will shut the camera off if the voltage drops below a voltage that you select. I chose 12.2V and did test it and it worked properly.I watched Youtube videos of what fuse locations to use. When I did the initial install the camera turned on but did not go into park mode when I shut the car off. I ended up calling ROVE for help.I was very impressed with their help.I called and their message recommended I text so I did and they responded right away.We handled all my questions via texts, which worked well as I was able to organize my thoughts and include pictures.With their help, I ended up choosing a different fuse slot and now the camera works fine.On the install, I used the trim tool that was included with the kit, nice touch.I also used the little wire clips with sticky backs that were included with the wiring kit, another nice touch.

Got his a while ago for a trip I was going to take to Arizona after a previous trip to there I almost got to 3 accidents because people got impatient and wanted to pass a giant lane of cars. Anyway after that scare I decided to get a dashcam for trips. I found this camera and bought some of the accessories with it (memory card and anti-glare lens). Unfortunately my next trip to Arizona fell through and never used the camera until about 2 month ago. After witnessing an incident in the freeway. I remembered abut the camera and I could have used it to help out the person who got hit. So I took it out of the box and used it the next day.After using it for 2 months I can say that this was a great purchase. It is worth the price, The camera is light which is great because it wont pull from the suction in the window. Speaking of the suction, this one has a locking mechanism for it, you just put the suction pad on the window and turn the lock and sticks it in place, if you need to remove the camera, just turn the lock to unlock and pull the little tab on the suction to unstick it and bam easy removal. There is a second mount that come with the camera and that's for a more permanent placement. ( I haven't used it, probably never will, but it nice to have the option.) You can set the quality of videos. The video look alright from the camera itself but if you look at them through your phone they are waaay better quality.Speaking of looking video through your phone. To connect your phone to the camera is a bit confusing, took me a few tries to get it to work. You have to connect to the cameras WIFI in order to view the videos, unless of course you take the memory card out of the camera and use it on a computer but that takes a long time.A warning about the WIFI is that once you connect to it, your phone will think that you're trying to use its WIFI for signal. So the best thing to do is to set up the WIFI once and then set it up to manually connect to the camera or just turn off the WIFI from the camera settings.One concern for me is the camera getting hot. I live in the southwest so summers are super hot, I'm afraid to leave it on the window when I'm not using it during the day because I'm scared that it'll blow up from the heat haha so I remove the camera every time. I know it says that it can resist up to 140 degrees F. that still is scary for me to leave it.I have a few trips this month to Arizona and Texas which I will definitely take this camera with me, That will be my test on how hot it gets and if it still work fine. I will update later on this.TL:DR Camera is worth the price, video quality is great when viewing on phone, two mount options are great. Heat resistant but don't trust it yet until my summer trips to test it out. WIFI connection is confusing at first but once set up, its easy to use.