GKU Dash Cam Front and Rear, Touch Screen 3.18 Inch, 4K+1080P Dashcam, Built-in 5GHz WiFi GPS, Dash Camera for Cars with Night Vision, WDR, 24H Parking Monitor, Supports 512GB Max (D700 Touch)

I've been using the D700 Dash Cam for about a week now, and I am thoroughly impressed with its performance and features. Here’s a breakdown of my experience so far:Image QualityThe 4K front camera is extremely crisp, nothing at all to complain about here. I can easily read license plates, road signs, and capture fine details both day and night. It also has a wide angle allowing the camera to see all around the car very well and reduce blind spots. The image clarity at night is particularly impressive, so there is nothing to worry about in terms of visibility. I was a little worried about the 1080p back camera quality, but this has also exceeded expectations. When watching replays of the back camera the quality is perfectly acceptable and I can see fine details with ease.Touchscreen & SettingsI've used the GKU D600 before (essentially the same camera without a touchscreen) and the difference of having a touchscreen is a huge user experience upgrade. Navigating through settings, viewing footage, and making adjustments is a breeze. The UI which displays on the screen is super intuitive and simple. It’s small enough to not be a distraction but large enough to clearly display what you need. I also really like how the screen turns on when you turn your car on and displays the POV of the camera, then after 30 seconds or so the screen will go to sleep so that it doesn't distract the driver. Overall the touch controls make it easy to adjust features without fumbling through buttons, a big win for ease of use. In terms of settings, there are a ton in this camera which can be changed via touchscreen or in the app. I was not fond of the loud boot-up noise or the various loud sound effects as you navigate through the camera, but thankfully you can turn all of these off. The major customizability of this camera is also a win.WiFi & GPS TrackingThe built-in 5G WiFi is lightning fast! When I view the large 4k videos on my phone over the Wi-Fi there's virtually no buffering/loading which is really impressive. I also love the GPS tracking feature, since it adds a layer of security to my video footage via location and speed logs. Speed logs on the video in particular are really useful since, in the event of an accident, I will have proof that I wasn't speeding.Loop Recording & G-SensorThe loop recording works seamlessly, it essentially will take 1 minute of video then stop and immediately start a new video, so that the camera doesn't get loaded up with huge videos. This setting can be changed to have longer recordings. I like the concept of the G-sensor since it ensures important footage is saved during any collision or sudden impact. I haven't used it yet and hopefully won't need to, but I feel much more secure knowing that crucial moments won’t be overwritten.Super-Capacitor/DurabilityThe dash cam’s super capacitor is a feature I didn’t think I’d need but now appreciate. I live in a place where the weather fluctuates between very hot summers and cold winters, and so far in hot weather this dash cam has worked flawlessly without overheating. The fact that it comes with a 64GB SD card right out of the box is a big plus too, no need for additional purchases!Customer SupportI will also add that the customer support for this camera is phenomenal, they were very quick to respond and helpful when I set up my extended warranty. No complaints here either!Final ThoughtsOverall, you really cannot go wrong with this camera. After a week of using it, it's clear that GKU puts a ton of thought and effort into their dash cams, there really is not much to complain about with this besides the loud sound effects which can be turned off in settings. The GKU D700 is packed with value and is well worth the price. Highly recommended!

This was my first time installing a dash cam myself. I had a Rexing in my last car but didn't like the size or video quality. GKU came highly recommended on here so I thought I'd give it a shot. I wanted something low profile that records front/back with parking mode, and high quality audio/video. I've had it for 6 months now and it's performed flawlessly.It took me about 1.5 hours to install, including the hardwire kit. It sits nicely behind my rearview mirror and the back camera is unobtrusive as well. Both cameras adjust easily and the app works great. My last dashcam had a hard time displaying license plates, this one does not have that problem. Video is crisp day and night. Parking mode has been really cool too, it will pay for itself if I ever get hit.I really like the touchscreen. The screen comes on for a few seconds to let you know it’s recording, then it dims. Helps a lot at night. The built in GPS is great, I noticed a lot of dash cams (Thinkware especcially) you have to buy a seperate antenna or add on for GPS, but this one has it included without any additional wires.The built in Wi-Fi allows you to watch and download the videos from the cam on your phone without taking the SD card out. Something I never knew I needed, but is so convienient!I did have an issue with a hardwire kit from a different vendor, so I emailed their customer support for help. They were happy to quickly resolve my issue. If you decide to hardwire your cam, I would reccommend buying a hardwire kit straight from GKU. I cheaped out on a different one and it killed my car battery. Not worth saving a couple bucks. Zero issues since I got rid of that.Overall, I’m very happy with my purchase.

I installed this into my wife's vehicle, paired with a GKU hardwire kit. The features and functionality are very nice, and it has been operating trouble-free for over a month as of this review.PROS:• Excellent price for what you get - seems to almost always have a ~20% coupon available as well• WiFi works well and the phone app is decent• Touchscreen works very well with little to no lag; interface is clear and easy to understand• Screen resolution, clarity, and size are very good• Sensors have good low-light clarity, despite no brand-name sensor being advertised• Compact and unassuming - no obnoxious branding on the camera at all• Ample lengths for all included cables• The included 64gb SD card is a nice touch, although I still replaced it with a high speed 512gb SanDisk• Adhesive pads are very grippy and the additional adhesive pads are a thoughtful inclusion• "Supercapacitor" in lieu of a battery is very nice, and important for longevity in hot summer monthsCONS:• Although the single-pivot mount is sleek in appearance and holds position well, it is non-replaceable and does not offer any side-to-side adjustment; this makes fine-tuning the angle of the forward camera a bit tricky and HIGHLY dependent on the specific location of your windshield it is mounted to• The plastic used for the housing feels ever-so-slightly cheapOTHER:• Durability remains to be seen; will update if the unit fails unexpectedly• The connector for the rear camera is similar to a small audio jack - seems a bit unusual in an age of "USB-C everything" but this works fine and eliminates any possibility of accidentally swapping the power and camera connectionsCONCLUSION:• It's an excellent dash cam, what else is there to say?

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Works well, and night time recording is clear. Tape isn't the best so I bought some high temp high strength stuff from 3M and it's working fine. Fits nicely in front of my mirror. My only issue and it's a small one it fights my car for who is going to hijack my wifi connection.