Lukas K-900 QD 2-Channel Dash Camera (32GB) - Night Vision, ADAS 3.0, LDWS,FCWS, FCMD, Built-in Wi-Fi, Second Monitor Option. Made in Korea

Does what it is suppose to. Rear ended at 5-10mph while stopped, during daytime. Accident motion was detected and automatically, saved the rear and front video with audio to the event folder. Each video shows the 10 seconds preceding the accident and 21 seconds afterwards. (30 seconds total). The rear facing camera shows that the driver was looking at their phone, and didn't look up till after impact. The front camera file size was 33mb and recorded audio and video at 2560x1440 resolution. The read camera file size was 26mb and recorded audio and video at 1920x1080 . The rear camera shows the license plate clearly.We also have the dashcam setup to record while parked. The car only gets driven about once every 4 days or so, and it is setup to turn off the dashcam if the voltage drops below 12 volts. The 12 volt mark is considered when the battery is drained to 50%. When the dashcam turns off at 12 volts, there is no issues with starting the car.

So far I love the Lukas K-900 QD ADAS 3.0 device, BUT I've I had it installed less than 2 days. The company has been hard to reach - the device is marketed from South Korea and seems to have only one distributor in the United States. Almost everything on the Lukas QVIA website is written in Korean, opposed to English. The device comes with an app on/ from the iOS store and the Google Play Store for Android. I have both the iOS version and the Android version, and both of them have been difficult to use. The device broadcasts it's own wi-fi signal, but reception on my phones is choppy, and the wifi signal cuts out after two minutes. The device relies on the wi-fi connection for its configuration from the iOS or Android app, so it would help a great deal if the connection were more stable. In the box are the device, the backup camera, a standard power cable, a USB connection cable for connecting the backup camera to the device, a mounting bracket with extra mounting pads, a 32GB micro SD card w adapter, and a quick start guide. Several optional accessories appear to be available -- a "expansion-type" cable for turn signal recognition, etc., and a second / alternate screen - however I am unable to find these for sale or purchase anywhere on the 'net or here on Amazon.com. The device operation seems crystal clear, very smooth, and English language is clear. However the documentation, online information and accessory selection all need work. I'll come back to edit as/ when I have more information and experience with the device.

I can't ask any better than this. I wish Lukas can make one channel camera recorder that can record only interior and with infrared led light. will be great for ride share drivers. so far I can't find any.

GREATEST features in the industry. It has the best motion detection while parked