Pruveeo T10 10-inch Touch Screen Dash Cam Dual FHD 1080P Streaming Media Dash Camera for Cars Front and Rear and 170 Degrees Waterproof Backup Camera

(First reviewer!...I think?) Skip the D700 and go for this. I wanted to mount the rear camera to the inside of my hatchback (screwed to my backup brake light) so that water can’t affect it at all. But the subpar quality of the D700’s rear cam resolution with the LED lights coming on made it pretty much unusable (it shined all over the hatchback glass, glaring the entire picture). The T10 has no LED lights and great night vision. I can actually read license plates numbers and keep the rearview mirror on to monitor the camera.The T10 is sleeker, lighter, and brighter than the D700. The front camera is just as good as the T10, so if that’s all you care about, then I wouldn’t necessarily spend the extra money for this one. Audio recording is included (although I keep it off because I don’t need my conversations recorded). I like the fact that the license plate number can be entered and embedded into the video recordings, which it doesn’t look like you can do on the D700.The only real gotcha is that there doesn’t seem to be a way to zoom out or in of the live camera/picture. The D700 has this, but of course, useless on the backup camera. On the T10, the picture is basically zoomed in and fixed there, and all you can do is move the picture up and down to see what else is in the camera’s view. Depending on where you install the camera, this might annoy some people. I can live with it.The display fills up the entire rearview mirror and looks pretty awesome. The touch screen is quite responsive as well, and you can also adjust the brightness (though not by too much). Pruveeo customer service is very responsive if you have any questions. I definitely recommend this camera, especially if you plan to install inside your car and need the high resolution rear camera.One more note: I can’t speak to the ease of installation, as I paid for it to be installed from an excellent local car stereo shop and do not really care to open up my car. I got to see how they installed it, and it seemed pretty simple enough - if you have the time and patience, of which I have neither.

The media could not be loaded.  Just finished installing this setup on an 08' Camry. Not very technical, I would recommend doing it yourself if you're handy. Dash cam screen is responsive and looks great. Front camera resolution is good, also has night vision feature. Rear camera is stellar, higher res than the front, waterproof and doesn't look cheap after installed like some other ones out there. Reverse Camera feature works perfect with customizable reverse graphic. Both cams record simultaneously to a Micro-SD that you will have to supply. Menu is simple and laid out well. Very satisfied so far.

I really wanted to like this product. and gave it several weeks of usage before posting a review. The idea is good, but the execution, not so much. The installation is very simply and quick to install, you can run the power and video lines along your interior upholstery and either tap into your fuse box or 12v accessory port, cigarette lighter for those old enough to remember what that is. The 'magic mirror' is nice but difficult to see during the day, so i opt to have it off. At night it is a bit better, but the view does get washed out by the vehicle lights (over exposure).Problems: The SD card regardless of brand or size is recognized less than 50% of the time when the device is started. I have to manual select the record option after 1 to 5 minutest of driving. Even then it will stop recording at random times. The device will constantly display that either the card is full or there is no card. Thinking that the problem is possibly the card, I have purchased and used several different brand cards, all of which work in other devices (action camera, stress test on computer). I experienced the same results of spotty functionality from the device with all the cards (high speed cards that work with my 4k action cameras). The main reason I purchased this is that I have an older model car that doesn't have a camera, rear view or forward facing. I had an JSCam in the car before this that preformed much better and cost much less, but didn't have the rear view. Another thing with age is that it takes my eyes a bit more time to change focus and so looking a a screen verses a mirror is not quite the same and takes some getting used to. When using a mirror you don't look at the mirror surface, but at the reflection which is at a different focal length. Another thing i don't like is that at night the splash screen comes on at full brightness which destroys your night vision. It would be better to maybe have a photo resistor to help set the appropriate brightness or allow a gradual increase in brightness of the back light rather than blinding you with full brightness at startup. I'd also think that it wouldn't be much effort to add an option to eliminate the startup/shutdown chime. If it wasn't for the poor execution of reading/writing to the SD, the start-up/shut-down I think this would be a pretty good product. But as is I wouldn't recommend it.I had shown several friends and coworkers the device after I had installed it, but told them the jury was out on it till I had more usage time. On day 2 when i was showing a coworker, the device wouldn't recognize the SD at startup, and I told him that I'd let him know what I thought after a week or so. Give the behavior and that fact that it doesn't fulfill my initial reason for purchasing this I told him as well as other folks that were interested in what I thought of it, that I wouldn't recommend this particular model unless there was a firmware update that resolved the SD car issue.Good idea, but the flaws with the card reader/writer and the failure to have reliable recordings make it frustrating and not worth the cost. Unless there is a firmware update to fix this issue I don't recommend this device. You'd be better off with a much less expensive action action camera.