VSYSTO 3'' IPS Screen WiFi Motorcycle Dash Cam, Parking Monitoring, GPS, Full Body Waterproof Night Vision HD 1080P 140° Wide Angle Front and Rear Camera Driving Recorder Motorbike DVR (Black-3Inch)

If like me, you want a dash cam that can be used in case of an emergency or accident, then this system is very good. If however, you are looking for a camera system to make videos of you rides for social media etc, you will need to spend more money on something else. Video quality is adequate for the purpose I purchased it for. The video is very compressed, so a bit fuzzy and is very over sharpened. You can just about make out license plate numbers on vehicles that are close. The front camera on my installation does exhibit some waves (caused I assume by the rolling shutter effect) as my mounting location is not rigid enough. I did not test audio as I do not need it. Installation was pretty easy, the cameras are small enough that I managed to find convenient spots to mount them on my Triumph Tiger XCA. The mounting brackets are very basic but work, although I was unable to use the rubber sleeves that it is supplied with, as these made the camera body too large to fit the plastic wrap around bracket. I was also able to easily mount the remote control unit beside the ignition switch. The main unit is nice and small and easily fit under the seat. I did not want any distraction from mounting it on my handlebars. Running the cables was fiddly but easy, they are long, so I did have to find a home for the excess. I used some plastic split conduit to protect the cables running to front and back. Set up using the menu is very straightforward and I was glad to see an option to turn off the annoying voice prompts. I would like to see an option for less video compression. If these really are 1080P cameras, then higher quality video should be possible with larger file sizes and reduced storage hours. With a 256 GB SD card, this would still give adequate recording hour capacity. Maybe a consideration for a future firmware update? All in all it is better than I expected for the price, the alternatives I saw were much more expensive and bulky. I have given it 5 stars as it does exactly what I needed. I would definitely recommend this system.

Ok, this maybe long. First, it’s a little difficult for a first time install, but I caution you to “Read all the instructions” and then read it again, and then again, because some parts are a little confusing. I installed this system on my HD SG and it works great. I wish that xtra sticky pads were included as I had to move the front camera twice to get the view I wanted. Also I used the flat “L” bar to connect for to handle bar controls and the handle bar mount to install front camera on the crash bar. Works great and it’s adjustable. The clamps to secure the cameras are made of plastic and I feel sure they will crack over time as they are kind of flimsy. Metal brackets would have been better. The picture quality is pretty good for the wide field of vision they have, hence there is a slight “bug eye” view but I bought these to record any possible accidents and not for video posting or blogging. I also discovered that a 2gb SD card will last about 9 minutes before recording over old footage so a128gb memory card should record for about 9 hours before looping back. Plenty for me. All in all a pretty nice system that does what it says. Would have rated it a five except for the camera brackets

I installed this on my bike. I really like it, it works well. good picture quality. Hardest part was finding a switched wire on the bike. After that it was a no brainer install. The connections for power/gps/cameras are good and sturdy. Really good picture quality. The cameras come with 3m tape on them but they might need to be stickier, It has worked for 2 weeks so I will see. Easy fix if needed though. PLENTY of cable. I didn't even use the extension cable on the rear camera, nice i could choose to or not to though. I use Linux and i can view the videos with mplayer and standard codes, was a little afraid of this, but it was easy. This step can be much harder in Linux than in Windoze. Apparently the phone app sucks, i haven't tried it, but i copy to PC when i want something and it performs like any sd-card. I would assume you could put the sd-card in a tablet and copy that way but i haven't tried yet. In the event of an accident you could even play the sd-card from the little head unit as long as it can get power. The head unit comes with a power adapter that has a usb plug on the other end and then you can plug it into a usb wall adapter, usb battery or usb cigarette lighter adapter, to power the head unit with. Nice for testing or incase of accident. It doesn't come with a fuse, so i bought one at the auto store. The manufacturer responded to me about this and they said i didn't need the fuse because the little power converter that comes from the battery before the head unit, does the fusing for it, it even displays the DC voltage. Apparently it will shut off if over sourced but i like a fuse anyways. Cost me $5 so oh well.

Eso si, lo he tenido que llevar a un especialista para que lo instalara.

The quality is amazing for the size of the lens's and the unit is very easy to use. The mounts are a little fiddly and deffo need drilling in!

Seems tobwork quite well. Video is very clear and is quite good in low light situations. Installation required panels pulled and wires chased, but that will happen with any camera system. Follow the instructions as you MUST attach the battery separately to the accessory power for it to work correctly.

Poor video quality, and not worth the money. Installation instruction not clear.

So I have been using this brand of camera since 2015. And it has always taken great video when it worked. Well I really like the feel and weight of this little 2 inch. And if you are buying to use as a rear view mirror. Then you are sadly mistaken. I have an enduro and I pull a trailer sometimes and I can see the trailer in view finder but as for cars coming up on me and the such. I don't think anyone has eyes that good. I know I don't. I will install during the week if warmer out and update on how it works but I was kinda worried because after I purchased I seen reviews that said no GPS or holder but the box was jam packed with that and more it also looks like it has an external antenna which will help with download speed I bet. We shall see. Update coming but for now 5 stars just on first impression. Ok it is running good I didn't I would have to buy another power supply if I wanted it to stay on for a couple mins after turn the key off. Maybe later. The power supply that comes with it is ok it has short wires for main battery but the yellow wire is long enough to go anywhere on bike from battery area so hook up under head light cowling. It hooks up to the GPS instantly. Which is way better than my old m1 from these guys. And the remote buttons work better than old camera also. This new camera has a bigger foot print so I had to move it from left side of key on handlebars to right side. But old camera had issues right out of the box but they seem to have come a long way in reliability. Went for a about an hour drive 2x and flawless once I tightened cameras up so the vibration didn't have them aim down. I guess because of the metal body it has to have a external antenna for the wifi. I will download one of the 3 minute videos to see how long it takes. I don't know if it is only 2.4 or if 5 ghz bit am hoping for the later. I think the biggest issue is going to be front camera as they have pretty big glass on lens so I will be cleaning bugs a lot more the the old camera which were about a 10th of the size and bug magnets. Well I am on nights so do a lot of riding at about 10pm and 7 am But am quite happy with this purchase so far. UPDATE The cameras move ya just can't tighten the Allen head enough to hold them from pointing up or down. I am going to put a drop of super glue on both sides of holder or I might try a type of lock washer think lock washer first will update in a few weeks. Still works perfect though and it is a 650 single cylinder so it does shake pretty hard.