ORSKEY Dash Cam for Cars Front and Rear and SD Card Included 1080P Full HD In Car Camera Dual Lens Dashcam for Cars 170 Wide Angle Sony Sensor with Loop Recording and G-sensor

I have had this Orskey S900 dash cam fitted in my car for over a year, to enable me to write a review of its practical use over that period of time. I did have it professionally fitted, by a friend, so all the wires where out of sight. As a lady who builds all my own flatpacks, I am sure with the right 'loom fitting kit' I could have done it myself! as I helped him fit it (well I was chief kit passer!). The setting up of camera was easy, very clear instructions. The fact you can record onto micro sd card in invaluable. The picture quality while driving and stationary is excellent, and it has never failed to record in all the time I have used it. I have an older car which does not possess a rear view sensor, so the rear camera performs this function perfectly. The only thing which would be a great addition is if this could also give a 'audible' alarm, but I'm not sure at the price point this could be viable. One review mentioned you cant use front and rear camera's simultaneously, but you can. I can have either split screen with both front & rear camera being seen, or just the rear view when reversing. I have had no issues with the power supply because I used the Orskey 'hard wiring kit'. For a small outlay, this ensures you have no issues at all with powering both cameras. There was only one minor issue, like another reviewer, I did find the removal of the front camera screw system, to be a little less intuitive, and a bit fiddly. But the positives far outweigh the negatives. It gives me re-assurance that if someone drives into me or reverses into me (and then states I drove into them!) you can have the evidence that shows otherwise, it gives me peace of mind. This is especially important for women driving on their own, who might feel uncomfortable leaving the car, in such circumstances. Then then there is the price point, its currently £32 on Amazon UK, that is superb price for such a brilliant dash cam. I cant recommend it enough. The best thing is the customer support, it is brilliant too. After registering, I had an immediate response. They often do special offers, like extending your warranty

Great quality camera at this price point.Very easy to fit, comes with a range of mounting options and a SD cardCable to rear camera is more than long enough for a saloon car and the rear camera is very discrete.LCD is easy to see at a glance and the rear camera comes in as PIP when you engage reverse. (A simple cable splice into the reversing light is all that is required - use a wire splice or solder it in)Had a slight issue of my fault and the customer service was outstanding, they responded quickly and were very helpful supplying a replacement part gratis.Will definitely buy this brand again.

I have had this Orskey S900 for over a year. This product is fantastic and offers great value for money. The picture quality is good. It is easy to install myself, and the cable is tidy and hidden inside the car. The dash cam automatically switches on and off when I start the car. Additionally, the rear cam is small and fits perfectly without adding any bulk.Great value for the money! One small thing that needs improvement is the design of the suction cup. My suction cup is broken. I contacted Orskey, and they sent me a replacement without any hassle.I recommend it!

Great dash cam – still works perfectly after 2 yearsI bought this dash cam two years ago and I’m really happy with it. It’s still working just as well as it did on day one. The video quality is clear, both front and rear cameras do their job, and the night vision is decent too. The SD card that came with it is still in use and everything runs smoothly. Installation was simple, and the camera has been reliable ever since. Definitely worth it!

dash cam's front and rear cameras excellent, with high-quality clear footage. The device is well-made with a solid windscreen mount, fits great with out being in the way and easy to set up

It's a decent enough dedicated in-car dashcam, but there are some issues:* the windscreen suction mount is hopeless - there's no quick & easy way to attach the camera to the mount as it's a screw fitting at the top edge of the camera. This means if you leave the mount attached to the windscreen, then you have to offer up the camera to the mount screw & spin the camera to screw it onto the mount. Once mounted, there's no hinge or ball joint to allow you to tilt the camera left/right to get the image level. You can only tilt it back/forward to get the camera pointing at the road surface in front.To remove the camera, you have to spin it to unscrew - this of course requires that you first unplug the two cables (rear camera & power) in order to be able to spin it off the screw, and if you have the thing mounted at the very top edge of the windscreen, getting the cable connectors out of the top side of the camera is very tricky due to lack of room.All of these difficulties could have been avoided by side mounted cable connectors & a better windscreen mount with quick release mechanism & left/right tilt.You can, of course, use the 'vacuum-breaker' lever to remove the whole suction mount from the windscreen, but who wants to take the whole thing off the windscreen when you've just spent 20 minutes finding the right place & position to get a good forward road image!?* the camera LCD screen cannot be pulled out & tilted towards the driver. So if you mount the camera towards the passenger side of the windscreen, then the screen is tilted away from the driver & so you can't see it very well.* while testing the camera out, most people will power it in your home using a normal phone USB charger. Firstly, you'll need to find an *ancient* micro-USB connector (which haven't been used on phones for about 15 years!). Secondly, if you connect the rear-view camera at the same time, you'll find it simply doesn't work (there's no picture & doesn't seem to operate) - presumably because even a decent 12v 3amp USB charger just doesn't provide enough current. I *had* to go out to the car & plug it into the cigarette lighter socket to get the rearview camera to work.* the camera buttons & system menus are badly organised with buttons on opposing sides of the camera needing to be pressed to ok/cancel, navigate up/down, delete/lock etc. This means you have to keep switching hands or repositioning your hands all the time. A single row of buttons at the bottom of the camera would've been easier to navigate with fingers without changing hands all the time.* there's no WiFi/Bluetooth facility, and no secondary USB connector, so to copy any recorded videos, you HAVE to either remove the microSD card (quite fiddly, especially as it's inserted on the passenger side of the camera body) or take the camera indoors & find an ancient micro-USB cable to connect the camera to your laptop.In summary, it's a decent recording camera, but there are some significant bad design choices that make using this camera in the real world something of a pain & therefore you would be better shopping around for something better.