Rexing V2 Pro AI Dash Cam with 3 Channel Recording Front/Cabin/Rear, 434650

Very dashcam for what you are paying. Front and cabin camera have good angles and move almost 360° so you always can recorder exactly what you want. Charge wire ok, screen is small but it’s Ok because you do have an amazing app where you can watch your videos without the hassle of removing you camera from the windscreen. Yes, that’s the only thing it’s a bit annoying it’s to remove the camera from the support that attach the windscreen, but as I said you won’t be removing often because you have the app. Overall, I’m happy. Much cheaper than a nextbase.

It was super easy to install, easy to use, very HD and definitely worth your money! 10/10 would recommend this.

I bought his from COSTCO for £99 on offer, not sure I'd pay £200 for it, but it is a good camera system. I installed it myself into a 2022 VW Tiguan and wired it myself into the fuse box as I wanted it to utilize the motion detector to record anyone bumping my car when it was parked. I found info online to do this, it was a bit of a faf and I had to buy different Fuse blades as the ones that came with it didn't fit my VW fuses.Not as hard as you think to hide the wires without taking the car apart, most poke into and under trim and rubber door seals. All 3 cameras work fine, not sure you need the internal camera...? But you can turn it to point outside if u want.Only criticism which is slight is that I had to change the routing of the rear camera to make sure it would reach the rear hatch of the Tiguan, (and was long enough so when u lift the hatch open the cable wasnt tugged) so if you have a car longer than a Tiguan you may have to be careful with your wiring or get hold of a longer cable...surprised me as its an American Camera and thought their cars were bigger...

Good quality and amazing price! Highly recommended

Looks good ,very good quality love it

I had purchased Rexing V2 Pro AI bundle with Intelligent Hardwire Kit. The overall experience for the installation is smooth and most users should be able to DIY it. I have not yet installed back camera; the video quality from the front and interior cameras is decent. Though there is a scope of improvement for night time footage. Hope Rexing will provide the enhancements in future firmware updates. I have not used AI features yet. Happy with my purchase.

INTRODUCTIONI recently purchased the Rexing V2 Pro AI dash cam, which has the three channel (front, cabin, rear) cameras that you can run at 1080p. This replaced my older Rexing V1-4K Ultra HD dash cam. Purchased from Amazon with a $30 coupon so total cost with tax was $250.This was a big upgrade as I gained another camera for the cabin, 1080p resolution (all cameras), GPS built in the dash cam, improved night vision and AI. (The V1 required an external GPS Logger which was one more thing to stick to the windshield.)The dash cam came well boxed and was delivered in one week by ordering thru Amazon. Installation was quite easy since I already had my Mini-USB hardwire kit for the V1 hooked up to an ignition switched fuse and constant power fuse in my engine compartment. (2017 Ford Expedition EL)MOUNTING CAMERARemoving the old mounting bracket was tricky but with a razor was able to slice it off and then remove the old sticky tape. Mounting the new bracket was pretty quick. Remember to make sure the front lens is within the wipers range and also not in front any visual obstructions on the windshield. Clean the windshield with alcohol wipe before mounting the bracket. Make a dry run with the camera connected to the bracket and cameras all pointing in the direction you would like and turn the camera on. View the camera screen to make sure the two views are OK. Note: I did have to rerun the rear cam wire and mount a new bracket to the back windshield for the new rear camera installation. As with the front/cabin dash cam, make a dry run with the back cam to make sure it is placed unobstructed and has a good view.Making wired connections were easy as mentioned above. I highly recommend to purchase the hardwiring kit as the dash cam turns on when I start the SUV.Don’t forget to purchase a micro SD card. I use a SanDisk 128 Ultra MicroSDXC UHS-I. This card allows me about 4 to 5 days of recording all three cameras a 1080p. I set the recording time to 5 minutes and file sizes range from 150MB to 421MB. Remember, for every 5 minute segment there are 3 MP4 files, one for each camera.PHONE WITH WIFITo use the WIFI connection to the V2 Pro you need to download the Rexing Connect App. The WIFI connection to my Samsung Android phone was immediate and simple. With a WIFI connection you can see live camera on your phone. You are also able to view all of your 5 minute segment recorded MP4 files. The app is very responsive and videos come across quickly without buffering or lag. I have not downloaded a file but I know that is possible.COMPUTER WITH SOFTWARETo view video files on your computer you first download the Rexing software called GPS Player. To play videos, remove the MicroSD card from the V2 Pro and insert into an SD card adapter. Using the software, open the files on the SD card. Once the file is loaded you can see the track of the 5 minute segment in a red line on a Google map. In playing the video off of the SD card the video was a little jumpy but the timing of the video with placement on the map was very accurate. The video quality was excellent.AIThe AI works well however I am not sure if it is something I would use or need at this point. I plan to mess with it a little more to explore its potential.CONCLUSION SUMMARYPROS: Overall a great dash cam, easy installation, WIFI connection to Phone, Viewing video route with GPS with GPS Player great accuracy. Video resolution is excellent.CONS: Paper instructions has very small print, Still working on what AI really provides and how useful it is (after two weeks)

Love it. easy to use too, highly recommend

My current Rexing dash cam is the V1P. I’ve had no issues so far and it has done its job since 2018, by providing me crucial camera footage when needed.I recently picked up a new family car and was without a dash cam. Since the V1P worked flawlessly for the past couple years, I decided to get another Rexing.The reason for choosing another Rexing was simple. The ease of overall use and reliability. It was plug and play. Once it was setup, I just forgot about it until I needed it, and it was very easy to grab the footage off the SD card.Alright, so the V2 Pro came well boxed and was delivered by Amazon. The dash cam was actually delivered faster than expected and so it was just sitting while I was waiting to pick up my new car so no issues with placing the order and receiving the dash cam.When I went to install the V2 Pro it was fairly easy to follow the paper instructions provided. However, I am a visual person so it would have been even better if there was a video tutorial from Rexing on how to install so I could just follow along by watching instead of reading (there may be such a tutorial, but I used the paper instructions when installing mine).It was fairly easy to install. The only issue I had was with the power cord plugging in the 12V. Sometimes it does not register and therefore does not turn on. I have to press it down hard or move it around before it connects. Not sure if the cord I received is a lemon and a new power cord will fix the issue.The camera footage is decent quality with 1080p. For those looking for higher resolution, Rexing has the V1PGW-4K (I’m debating updating my V1P with this updated model) that is 4K resolution. I really like how the V2 Pro now has the ability to swivel the exterior and interior cameras.The IR night vision is new as well and works pretty well for the cabin at nights.Some other new features are the pedestrian warning, forward collision warning, and lane departure warning. I have not been in a situation where these were truly tested, but it is nice to know this camera will provide that protection and additional layer of safety when driving.In this day and age where a clear cut car accident could be muddled by people lying, having footage will save you time, money, and the headache.I am confident that this new V2 Pro will also provide years of dependability.Pro Tips:1) Have another person standing on the outside of the vehicle and have them let you know if the dash cam is centered and not to low/high on the windshield.2) There does not seem to be a way to flip the rear camera image on this model so make sure you double check the camera is mounted correctly or else it will be upside down.

The dash cam has great play back video quality. Only use Rexing Intelligent hardwire kit if you want motion detection and use the motion sensor box they give you. That's the only way you will get parking mode to turn off and with the motion detection box to detect any kind of movement. Every now and then it will freeze but overall it's a 5. Will update when I have it longer.Update... I've had it a little over a year and honestly I wish I never would have gotten it. The app is basically useless but you do have the option to use another app called TiCam. The dash cam will run your battery down. The dash cam will flicker and freeze constantly. I was told first to format the sd card and then to place the sd card and I did both and it still didn't work. I was told the camera wasn't getting enough power from my truck battery so I replaced it with a brand new battery and the dash cam flickers for a little and flat out freezes. In my opinion I would leave this brand alone and do your research to find another brand. Hope this helps.

The first Rexing dash cam I ordered was a V1P and I've been using that since 2019. I even got my brother to order one for his car. I have absolutely no complaints with that dash cam I was offered an upgrade by Rexing. Installation is as easy as with my original dash cam and tucking away the wires under the lining was not too much of a hassle. I have since used this new camera for about 2-3 weeks and feel that was enough time to get a feel for the camera.Pros:- The addition of the cabin cam is fantastic. This is something that wasn’t included in the original dash cam I purchased and was one of the main selling points in me choosing this cam over their other ones. I figured 4k was a little overkill for my daily driver and being able to get three different angles in the event of an accident eases my mind much more.- Car/pedestrian warnings are vocal and easy to understand. These get somewhat annoying rather quickly though (check cons for more information)- Setup is as simple as any other dash cam, perhaps easier. One quality about Rexing dash cams I love is the simplicity of the set ups- I love being able to save videos.- Pedestrian warning is a huge plus! I found this feature to be very useful.- GPS and speeding is extremely useful and I’m sure will prove to be so in the event I need it for legal reasons. My previous camera needed a separate GPS device that had to be hooked up to the camera and it was sold separately so I never bothered purchasing one.- The rear camera from my first dash cam had a weird mount that would get loose after a few drives (I assume due to vibrations) and it would dangle and faced the backboard of the cabin. The new rear camera doesn’t have the same mount and doesn’t have this dangling problem.Cons:- I had an earlier version of the V1P I believe and the rear camera on that camera was much smaller and had a little switch to flip the video upside down depending on how you mounted it. As far as I know, there’s no way to flip the rear camera image on this model. This is especially frustrating as I had mounted the camera in the wrong direction and now my rear camera video is upside down.- Recently, I had an issue with the camera not turning on despite being plugged into the cigarette lighter. I tested it with a different port and it still wouldn’t turn on. I removed the cable connected to the camera and reinserted and restarted my car and it turned back on. Not sure what the issue was since the camera was working fine the day before. Since this incident, it has only happened one more time.- The wire for the rear camera is extremely long for Mazda 3. This may be a pro depending on the length of your cabin and the way you decide to hide the wire but I was left with 2-3 feet of excess wire I needed to tuck away.- Lane detection gets annoying, quickly. I simply try to change lanes and the camera will alert me that I am diverging from the lane. Yes camera, I am trying to change lanes, I know I’m driving over the line. After about 3 days of using that feature, I have since turned it off.- The front camera for my V1P was more compact but did not have a cabin camera, bear that in mind. It’s mostly obstructed by my rear view mirror with the way I mounted it but keep this in mind.- There’s a feature in the camera that tells you when a car in front of you has moved (in the instruction manual at least) though while I’m more than certain I had this feature enabled (as I enabled everything when first setting up the camera), this feature seemed to not work at all.Overall, I am extremely happy with this camera and the inclusion of a speedometer and GPS plus the indoor camera easily make this purchase worth it.