1080P Full HD DashCam for Cars, Diamond Lark Dash Cam Front with 32G SD Card, 3”LCD Screen, 170°Wide Angle, Dash Camera with Loop Recording, HDR, Night Vision, G-sensor, Parking Monitor

Easy set up and good clear quality. Pleased with it

Good little in car camera, good price works well

Very pleased, good imaging easy to fit.

Very good quality,work well.

Had this a while now and image recording is very good-HOWEVER in my experience for it to run smoothly all the time you MUST FORMAT the mini SD card every few weeks , or in my case it stops recording after a while

Clear image quality with a wide angle lens view. 32Gb Card included. Long power lead, connects to 12v plug socket (old cigarette lighter power socket). Plug has twin USB ports as additional outputs as well as long power lead to Das Cam. Camera power input is Mini USB A. Two windscreen mounts included, standard 'sucker' type (strong/stable) and also smaller profile 'glued' permanent type. One function not available is GPS. Some issues playing recordings directly to Win Media Player, so utilised alternative player with no issues. From past purchases the similar Nextbase model probably higher spec for similar price, but overall, this device is very reasonable.

Seems to be working ok, price good, only downside was both suction and adhesive mounts were promised but no adhesive mount was included. Contacted supplier but 2 weeks on, no reply.

Well plug and play nothing technical needed great product well pleased with it for the price

**Original Purchase May 2024** Been using this for about 3 months now, and it is working great. It seems to record in short clips that overlap slightly. I was exploring the clips and found a few that did not record properly, but only a few were bad out of the thousands of clips on the card. It records new files until full, then appears to record over the old ones. I have used two different micro SD cards in it, just to see if they work ok, and everything was fine. The card that came with the unit is back in the camera now, and still working as it should. The power cord is long enough that I was able to route it along the top of the windshield to the column, down the doorframe to under the dash and rout it back to the center where the 12v access was located with plenty of slack. I used a Velcro tie to hold the extra wire out of the way under the dash. I frankly did not expect much from such an inexpensive unit, but I am impressed with what I got. ** Update October 28, 2025** Purchased a second Dashcam for another vehicle. Very impressed with the original and wanted the same set up for the second vehicle. New camera is very similar to old one - the camera itself is almost identical. The power cord has changed from a micro-USB to a USB-C into the camera, and the plug in is now "standard" USB-A plug and an included 12v cigarette lighter plug with a USB port (like a phone charger). This is a welcome change. Even after a year and a half of continual use, the original camera is working great. It is used every day, and occasionally the SD card is pulled and formatted to keep "fresh". No noticed issues and very few corrupted video files. Occasionally, I will return to the car and find the camera hanging by its wire because the suction cup "let go". This seems to happen when it has been pretty cold, and the temperature suddenly jumps up (happens a lot in the Rocky Mountain states). Easy to fix, but makes the camera kind of worthless for intended purpose when it is hanging and looking back into the vehicle. Was planning on mounting the new one with the adhesive mount, but that mount is no longer included with the unit (bummer). The ONLY real complaint I have is the mount where it connects to the camera. The camera falls off the mount from time to time, and then it is hanging by the wire (like when the suction cup lets go, but in the case the suction cup is still on the windshield and the camera is dangling). Originally happened after driving on a bumpy road, but seems to happen after a while anyway, just from typical driving. A drop of glue solved the problem (so far). Of course It always happens when moving, making the camera useless until I can pull off and park to fix it. Again, a drop of glue seems to have solved the problem.

Good camera, it works pretty good. Once in a while it times out and I tap it starts to record again. It’s mainly at night so I’m assuming because it’s dark it can’t tell I’m driving. It’s got a few good videos in the few months I’ve owned it. Including myself hitting a deer !

Not a bad camera for the price. Comes with the SD card which is a plus. Only records in 3 5 and 10 min loops. Objects in the camera seem father away than they are. Its pretty useless at night because any head light just becomes a white blob on the screen. Its easy to set up and the cable is really long. Over all the quality isnt the best but for the price it's ok.

I was pleasantly surprised by how simple it was to set up and start using the camera . The instructions were straightforward and easy to follow, and everything was ready to go without any issues. I was especially impressed that it didn’t cause any distractions while driving. The image quality is sharp and clear, and I’m genuinely excited about using it.

I needed a new dash camera for my car. I purchased this one. It works very good as far as recording. My other camera would no longer stay on the window.