AZDOME M550 3 Channel Dash Cam, 4K+2.5K Dual Dash Camera for Cars Built-in WiFi GPS, 1440P+1080P+1440P Front and Rear Inside, 64GB Card Included, 3.19" IPS Screen, WDR, IR Night Vision, Parking Mode

This was the most bang for the buck. This is the third camera that I bought from a different manufacturer I like the interior view of the car, the rear, and the front extremely clear I had the option to where I could take advantage of the security feature I did valet parking at the hotel and I was able to go back and see that nobody Violated my privacy or my car. I was able to see anything that moved around the car like a Tesla it was the best choice. The installation was perfect. It looks almost factory. I’m very happy with this purchase. It was easy to install as long as you follow the instructions.

I don’t usually write reviews, but this dash cam definitely deserves one. The Azdome M550 exceeded my expectations. The video quality is excellent—super clear during the day and night. The night vision inside the cabin works great too. Having front, inside, and rear coverage gives me real peace of mind, especially for everyday driving and when the car is parked.What really impressed me is the app. I was able to connect it easily to my phone, view footage, download clips, and adjust settings without any hassle. It’s way more convenient than I expected. The GPS tracking and motion detection features are also a nice bonus.Installation was mostly straightforward—running the rear camera cable took a bit of patience, but nothing too complicated. All in all, this is a solid, well-designed dash cam setup. I definitely recommend it.

Issue I have is that it doesn't record longer than a few minutes and then it starts over with another recording. I would prefer to be continuous.

The triple-channel recording (front, interior, rear) is a huge selling point, providing comprehensive coverage which is exactly what I was looking for. The video quality, especially for the front camera, is generally good, capturing clear details and license plates in daylight. The interior camera is decent for monitoring the cabin, and the rear camera performs adequately, though the resolution isn't as sharp as the front.Setup was relatively straightforward, although routing the cables for the rear camera took a bit of patience. The built-in GPS is a nice addition, accurately tracking speed and location. The parking monitoring feature offers peace of mind, although I haven't had any incidents to truly test its effectiveness.However, the M550 isn't without its drawbacks. The AZDOME app can be a bit clunky and sometimes unresponsive. Downloading videos to my phone can be slow and occasionally fails. The user interface on the dash cam itself isn't the most intuitive, requiring some fiddling to navigate the menus.Another minor annoyance is the size of the unit. While it's not overly large, it's noticeable on the windshield. Also, while the front camera video quality is good, the interior and rear camera quality can suffer in low-light conditions, becoming quite grainy.On the unit I had, after 3 years the physical buttons stopped working it making it completely unusable

At least I got it on sale so I don't feel like I burned a lot of money, and I believe it will be useful if I ever need a front-camera recording for an incident but other than that it's been only so-so.Pros: Easy to install, I even found a way to mound the back camera to my SUV, and I guess running the wires wasn't too bad. Worked easily from the start, not complicated to set up. 3 cameras is better than 1 or 2.Cons: Read camera basically can't capture anything useful at night. There is literally no night vision, I have no idea why there would be any claim of this. Also, since I've had it in my car now for about 3 months, it's randomly told me I need to format the SD 4 times. I formatted it before initial use, everything seemed fine, and randomly 4 times already when starting up my car instead of it working & recording right away it tells me I need to format the SD. Its the SD that came with it, the one the company recommends ahead of any other SD card. Lastly, accessing the video files is a pain with the WiFi feature, most of the time the App can barely browse or download, and its also hard to tell which video is which camera recorded at what time. Pulling the card to read it off a computer is a lot easier, only did that once because that's cumbersome unless I REALLY need a recording. Access to the videos is extremely not friendly, nevermind that they occasionally all get wiped due to the random decision the device says the card needs to be formatted. If you ever need the recordings off it, get them off the SD fast before it decides it's time to format.Update 3/29/2024:Downgrading to 1 star.It got worse. Tonight I almost got ran off the road by another car that was swerving in & out of traffic and after the incident I managed to pull up behind them close enough to what should have captured their license plate. When I got home and went to look at the videos on the SD card I saw that the last time it recorded anything was 9 days before even though the recording indicator on the main camera display is always on when it's powered on. This dash cam fails in every way possible to do the one core job it was made to do. Can anyone recommend a better 3-camera setup for an SUV? This one had good reviews and I don't like playing roll-the-dice on products that are purchased for a critical need.

I recently installed the AZDOME M550 3 Channel Dash Cam, and it’s been impressive. The 4K front camera, 2.5K rear camera, and 1440P interior camera provide excellent video quality with great clarity during the day and night. The WDR ensures clear footage in varying light conditions.The built-in Wi-Fi allows easy access to footage, while the GPS tracks speed and location, which is great for insurance or legal purposes. The dash cam also features night vision and parking mode, providing security even when parked.The 64GB card provides plenty of storage, and the 3.19" IPS screen is easy to navigate. Setup was simple, and the design is user-friendly.