P12 Pro 4K Mirror Dash Cam, 12” Rear View Mirror Camera Smart Driving Assistant w/ADAS and BSD,2160P Front and Rear Camera,Voice Control,Night Vision,Parking Monitoring,32GB Memory Card

3 reviews for P12 Pro 4K Mirror Dash Cam, 12” Rear View Mirror Camera Smart Driving Assistant w/ADAS and BSD,2160P Front and Rear Camera,Voice Control,Night Vision,Parking Monitoring,32GB Memory Card

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   – July 14, 2024 Stella Barrows

   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.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   – November 17, 2024 Irma Turner

   *This is review is by Niall*After having a frustrating time with my last dash cam due to phone connectivity issues, I was looking for something easier, a plug in and record device as opposed to trying to connect it to a phone first.Searching, browsing and even more browsing and with so many other dash cams on themarket, we’re certainly spoiled for choice.Until I saw the Pelsee P10 Pro 10″ 4K Mirror Dash Cam.A simple plug in and play set up. Exactly what I wanted. But not only that, they have safety systems built in, which I was impressed with and hadn’t seen it on any others..at this Pelsee price too that is. Affordable but not breaking the bank.These safety systems were for Advanced Driver Assistance System and Blind Spot Detection.After installing it over the rear view mirror, the rear dash cam is certainly sturdy and not going anywhere.The straight forward setup up of settings, correcting the time, turning the safety systems on or off and calibrating the sensitivity of it. A breeze to do.Having now used it for a solid month I certainly do feel so much safer behind the wheel knowing if ever I’m in an accident, the Pelsee rear view dash cam has me covered at the front and the rear. It detects people and other cars swiftly, with beeps letting me know if there’s a car coming up behind me left or right.With brilliant 4k resolution on both cameras BUT drops slightly to 2.5K at the rear cam if the safety features are on. Don’t worry, that’s still fantastic clarity to view the footage in.I did have queries though, I didn’t like the fact that it automatically started recording as soon as the dash cam turned on, I felt it was wasting footage before I even set off driving so I asked if there would be an update in the future for disabling that or have a setting where it would start recording when the car is then in motion.Query 2 was that on the split screen for front and rear, would it be possible to switch the rear view to the left and the front on the right, I felt it’d be easier for my eyes to quickly see behind if it was closer to me.That may have been a more personal note I had but I was assured by Helen in support that it’d be something they’d look into. So yes, they are taking notes of any issues we have to then maybe update them in the future.I did however run into an issue viewing the files on a desktop. The third party app for viewing it wasn’t wholly compatible. An email to the ever helpful support of Helen guided me in the right direction. Apparently I had to slightly change each file name on the front and rear video files then I was able to view both video displays simultaneously. Happy days.Another hiccup I discovered was that when it’s raining, the rear lens gets quite fogged up and misty making it a little difficult to see behind. It’s just a big blur of lights behind you with no outline of cars.I’d suggest to maybe invest in a lens protector for that rear camera..or a camera shield. Maybe something Pelsee could include in future packages?With this unknown to me brand, originally, I wasn’t sure about buying but after other stellar reviews, now knowing it’s a quality product and well designed and researched, easy to set up and absolute reassurance that Pelsee has me covered when out driving, I’m delighted I purchased this rear view dash cam.

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   Rated 5 out of 5

   – December 15, 2024 Mrs. Frieda Lakin V

   PROs:Excellent forward camera imagesGood rear camera night imagesExcellent daytime viewingExcellent night time viewing*Note*Adjust the mirror/ display so that glare from rear headlights don’t obscure images. It has excellent viewing angles so tilting the camera up or down will take care of that issue.Cons:Lens flareOverly sensitive vibration/ crash sensor-Sensor will trigger a locked photo/ crash detection regardless of the sensor adjustment.Other:Value for money:It’s definitely worth the money spent.Size:The dash camera is definitely a great size and aesthetics are great as well. I personally wish it was a little wider but that’s neither a pro or con and is my personal preference.Heat resistance:The unit has held up for just over a year in a car with a black leather interior so it seems to be pretty good in that department.Speed:The unit is responsive. Some lag is noticeable while navigating the menus but it’s not enough to knock another star.Aesthetics:The dash cam blends well into the interior of the car. The rear camera is small enough that it doesn’t obstruct the view out of the back window.The GPS unit was a nice addition that is accurate. I’ve not tested it other than it always matches the direction on my phone which isn’t paired to it.Wishlist:You can find a polarized lenses for most front cameras. Would be awesome to have a polarized lens for the rear view camera to reduce/ possibly eliminate most of the lense flare/ glare from headlights etc. I have tried to find a polarized lens to go on the rear camera of this setup and haven’t had any luck so far.Minor complaint:The microSD card is difficult to access. This tends to be the standard when it comes to these and other mirror style dash cameras. Some are on top while others are on the bottom of the unit. The top mounted ones tend to require you to remove the unit in order to access the memory card. The bottom mounted ones tend to have the issue where the card will fall onto the floor. Sure would be nice if the card location was in a position where you can access it rather easily.This unit also has issues regarding sd card access. It’s not really a con but is something that you might want to know about. So for my use case it would be nice if these had a side mounted microSD card slot.