P12 Plus 4K Rear View Mirror Camera with ADAS and BSD, 5.8GHz WiFi Mirror Dash Cam Front and Rear, Backup Camera for Car, GPS, 64GB Card Included, WDR Night Vision, Voice Control, 12" Display

This mirror dash cam is amazing, I feel so much safer using this product. No more blind spots, this camera sees it all for me. I have to say Pelsee customer service is outstanding, they go above and beyond for their customers! I had a hardwire issue, no fault of the camera or Pelsee but Jasmine (customer service) talked me through every step to get things right. She never gave up on me, that says a lot about this company. The dash cam works great, I don't know how I lived without it before (for safety reasons). The recordings are very clear and will be very useful if I am ever in an accident. It is very easy to setup and use, plug and play really if not using the hardwire. I used the hardwire kit because when using the mirror, I can see so much more with this camera mirror than a regular rear view mirror, much more detail and wider than the original mirror. The app works great; it makes viewing the recordings on the SD card much easier, I just wish I didn't have to be within 15' of my car to use the app. Thats not a deal breaker though, great product. All in all, very good quality and value for the money. This company really stands behind their products!

Wonderful dashcam that just works. Put an SD card in, run your wires and go. Shouldn’t take more than an hour even if you have no idea what you’re doing. Instructions are straight forward and simple. Company has a wonderful support team if any issues arise such as a broken cable or malfunctioning system. Video quality is top notch from the front and rear. Split screen, or a stretched view of the rear are both easy to see day and night. Video transfers to phone are smooth with their app that actually works pretty well. Most of these cameras have an app that is buggy and doesn’t transfer proper full 4k videos but this one I have no complaints. Very bright screen with adjustable dimming and super easy to mount over your preexisting mirror.

This unit works as described. I've seen a few of these units and they are usually on the cheaper end. This one seems to be pretty good at what it does, especially for the price. The camera quality on both cameras seem to be very good especially for the price. They both capture good wide-angle footage allowing you to grab footage not only directly in front of the cameras but also on the on the Front corner and rear corner areas of the car. The recording speed seems to be also spot-on It seems to capture the images live as you're moving. The the recordings are stored on a local miniature SD card that comes with the camera. If you ever feel the need to replace the SD card that comes with the camera I would recommend finding one that has a lot of write cycles or that is made for capturing video verses one that has a ton of storage. I would not worry about it having huge storage capacity unless you need to store footage of every trip you take for extended periods of time. The manufacturer and the seller on the Amazon listing both will tell you that it uses Wi-Fi for connectivity, not Bluetooth. I'm assuming they did this because it can record video up to 4K quality. Has Bluetooth was not designed for video. However with this said if you try to connect your phone by default your phone will try to connect to the internet through the Wi-Fi connection to the device and not use your cellular connectivity rendering your data connection useless It's connected to the unit. I have not used the app because of the connectivity challenge. I don't feel like it's enough to remove a star over because both the seller on the listing and even in the documentation the manufacturer tells you it only connects by Wi-Fi. However that it is something the manufacturer could really work on. Adding a Bluetooth connection In the future models alongside of the Wi-Fi. The gps compass, speed recording, and time / date is correct and calabrates perfectly every time you start the vehicle. The voice commands seem to work good as well however the speaker on it is faint so if your driving with your windows down and music up it can be difficult to hear it's alerts. The backup camera triggers perfectly once you have it wired to your reverse light as well. And if you mount it correctly the grid on the backup camera can be adjusted with sulfur controls on the unit allowing you to line up the grid almost perfectly with a parking spot. I have not been able to test all the features. You have to hardwire the unit directly to the fuse box or the power of the car to get extra features such as the security monitoring when the car's off, I have not been able to do that yet. You will also have to buy a separate wiring kit for this. The main kit only comes with only a 12 volt DC plug (or what some would call a cigarette lighter plug) to keep the unit powered on when driving your vehicle. Installation: Installing the main camera and mirror screen itself is easy. You take two rubber pieces and loop it around the back side of the current mirror in your car placing the unit over top of your mirror and you connect the two rubber pieces to hooks on the unit. It hangs in place without much of an issue. Simply plug in the DC adapter on the top and run it down too your power source in your car. The GPS antenna is also plug and play and plugs into 3.5 mm slot barrel slot on the top of the unit. You can place the antenna wherever it may get a good signal as it has a decent amount of wiring that comes with it. The cable that runs through the rear camera that transmits the video to the unit, has a decent length itself for most vehicles. Please note however if you have a hatchback like my vehicle you may have some difficulty finding a place to mount it. If you try to run the rear camera wiring through the wiring slots and harnesses into the hatchback door you may have a lot of difficulty doing this as some of those harnesses have tight rubber seals around them. You will also need to take note when installing the rear camera. The power switch cord that you wire to your reverse light on your car that triggers the rear camera to come on when you put the vehicle in reverse is also only around 6 ft. Not leaving you with a lot of room to run it through wiring harnesses on especially if you have a hatchback and try to run it through the door then back through it to one of your reverse lights on your tail light. I wind up mounting my beneath my vehicle screwing it into my bumper cover from below. Although it set kind of low it still seems to work. Even the backup grid lines work okay itself. Surprisingly even after driving it to the rain and etc the camera seems to function fine. I then ran the switch cable up in between the bumper and bumper cover up then through the side of the tail light into the back of the tail light. Then I splice it into the tail light power cable. I also ran the main video cable in same direction as it seemed to be the easiest, once it it was in the tail light area I ran it through one of the rubber harnesses seals that allows my tail light wires to go out through my car into the tail light. Then I ran that video cable along the interior molding all the way to the front of the car and I plugged it into the camera as the manual shows. Whether you wire the switch wire to the reverse light The rear camera will still function. It will still receive power from the video cable. Since the unit is not only a camera system but functions as your rearview mirror it is not always on. That way you can use it as a rear view mirror. So after a few minutes the screen will go out. And you will be driving looking at the display like it is a rearview mirror. If you do not wire the switch cable then it won't trigger the rear camera to display on the unit when you put it in reverse. This could be okay as long as you're okay with tapping on the mirror so you can see the camera display. Outside of adding Bluetooth connection to it. The only other thing I could recommend to the manufacturer and as a bit of a warning to the buyer is the the way the rear camera connects to the video and front power cable. There is a four-pin connection that is in a barrel connector that plugs in. It's hard to line up the pins and it's easy to smash them. We would recommend a different type of connection for the wiring something that would be easier to clip into place. However if you purchase the unit it's going to have this connection so I recommend carefully aligning the pins as good as you can and then giving it a firm press. The pins will not go into the socket without firmly pressing it in but at the same time you want to make sure it's lined up properly because if not you will smash those pins if you press firmly on them. Outside of that I still give the camera five stars for what it is and the cost of it. I've seen cheaper models by other companies that are nowhere near the quality of this unit for its price.

Video quality is amazing, very clear and detail. packaging and accessories are complete, including tools for installation. However some drawback that I found after installation : - see pic no 1 : some part of original mirror uncover and off the center. it's better to redesign with slideable camera like P10 model. So it forced me to buy additional bracket to make it more neat - USC C cable with side bend is problematic, especially when we need to run the cable toward right side, it's blocked by rear cam cable. so cabling on top of the unit are not neatly arranged - on my Land Cruiser 300, cable not reach the rear window, so I need to but another extension cable =( Overall quality is very good, but it's not 100% fit for every car. Pls prepare to buy additional cables and bracket

I purchased the Pelsee P12 Plus 4K Rear View Mirror Camera mainly because the rear window tint on my Kia EV9 makes it harder to see vehicles behind me—especially since the EV9 is a taller SUV. I wanted something that could give me a bright, unobstructed view regardless of lighting conditions, and this mirror dash cam has delivered. Installation was straightforward. The front unit straps securely over the existing mirror, and the rear camera’s wiring routed cleanly through the trim to the back of the vehicle. The included GPS and 64GB card were nice touches, so I didn’t have to buy anything extra to get started. The 12-inch display is crisp and bright, even in daylight. At night, the WDR night vision makes a noticeable difference compared to my factory mirror view through tinted glass. The ADAS (lane departure and forward collision alerts) and BSD (blind spot detection) are helpful extras, though I had to tweak the sensitivity to avoid false alerts. The 5.8GHz WiFi connection makes transferring clips to my phone quick, and voice control is surprisingly responsive for starting recordings or taking snapshots without touching the screen. My only small complaints are that the rear camera housing could be slightly more compact, and the ADAS chime volume can’t be lowered independently from other sounds. Still, those are minor compared to the overall improvement in visibility and safety this system provides. For anyone with a heavily tinted rear window or a larger vehicle like the Kia EV9, the Pelsee P12 Plus is an excellent way to improve rearward visibility while adding the security of high-quality dash cam recording.

Using solely the front camera for the moment. Because I need to drill a hole in the roof of the camper to get the rear camera up and running. Bit the quality is sooooo good ! Very happy with it.

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リピ商品です。タッチパネル式で取扱いが簡単で、文字も大きく画像もキレイです。GPS 機能で日付、時間設定も不要です。 この性能でこの価格はコスパ最高だと思います。

Great unit, quality is good and its easy to use. The Blind spot and ADAS functions are very good. The only thong it struggles with is glare which messes with clarity of video view. Still experimenting with ways to reduce that. Otherwise very good value.