Vonnic VCS307 Recording SD / MMC Card (The Capacity Can Be Used up to 64GB, Not included) Vehicle High Resolution Camera Vonnic VCS307 Recording SD / MMC Card (The Capacity Can Be Used up to 64GB, Not included) Vehicle High Resolution Camera

Pros: Good quality. It's 40$ what do you expect??? 1080p with 3D and 7.1 surround???? it works great. the memory card when i put it in my pc had all the videos in about 2.38min clips i don't know why. Big deal the is a 1 or 2 second lag from real time to what you see on the screen. are you looking at the device or the road??? the night vision is awesome. you don't see any lights but on the screen it looks like there there. That will work great for pranks!!!!

Cons: Doesn't drive my car? I think the battery will only last for about 30min to a hour. (you better hurry up on your pranks... lol) the speaker it has is really low even with your ear pressed to it you can't hear almost anything. but the sound capture works great.

Other Thoughts: Take out the battery if you leave it in the car. Because as with any device that is connected to your car weather it be a phone gps or radar detector every time you start your car it shocks the battery damaging it every time you do so.

Pros: its a toy camera, it works tho but dont expect hi-def. Easy to use and transfer to pc. The windshield mount doesn't vibrate. Pretty much a low end gadget.

Cons: no cons unless your expecting a $500 dashcam

Other Thoughts: it's probally worth the sale price or less

Pros: on sale for $54 free shipping, has good features.

Cons: poor quality jerky video even with a class 10 sd card, reminds me of dialup, wont buy again.

Other Thoughts: i mounted and used a kodak 803 as a dashcam for several years, it worked well and the video was great, it was starting to have problems so i got two vonnic's, after two weeks of using them i went and got another kodak, i have the vonnic's for sale.

Pros: It takes regular size SD card, and looks compact enough like a radar detector.

Cons: The so called High resolution is just a 2x multiplier they did on the recording process. The default res is 640 X 480 and they doubled it to 1280 x 960, which on paper looks pretty decent, but WRONG. It just doubled the blurry recordings.

As far as recorded details, it has unpredictable stutter 1 second delay, off my class 10 SD card, blurry image, can't map out the license tag unless park right on someone's bumper. All and all this goes to garbage category, wasting money to buy this junk, you have been warned

Pros: Purchased this for my 16 yr old son's car following his 1st accident and conflicting stories with the other driver regarding who was at fault. Really wish I had purchased this before the accident. For the incredibly low price point, the camera works perfectly. It has an unbelievably wide field of view and takes solid pictures at night. It will clearly show the lights and movement of cars in a nearly 180 degree field of view. When he starts the car, it starts recording. When he turns off the car, it stops recording. It records all audio, so we would be able to know if he is talking on the phone. It is not high res enough to capture license plate numbers, but everything else is great. Popped the card out of the DVR and stuck it in a laptop, and the videos play like any other video. it has a nice time stamp overlay on all videos. And one 32gb card will record about a week's worth of driving, then it overwrites the oldest video clips in a loop.

Cons: Not high-resolution enough to read license plate numbers, but we don't need that feature. Also, does not ahve a GPS, but we bought a cheap GPS trakker separately to log location and speed (which is concealed in the trunk to avoid theft.)

Other Thoughts: For the low price, you can't go wrong. We're going to buy a second unit to point out the backside of the car.

Pros: Looks nice, offers useful features for low price.

Cons: Will not operate from battery or USB, only DC power.

Blue light on power button indicates it has power & no red (indicating charging) when DC connected.

Other Thoughts: Quality control would limit customer hassle

Pros: The product combines features that are not found in any other similar product, certainly nowhere near its price range: low-light/darkness/IR video recording to a circular buffer, with motion-activated and DC-power-activated triggering. It has a display with menus to configure and review recordings, and for live-video monitoring.
It comes with a long DC power cord that can be routed for a permanent installation in a car or in the home (e.g., using an AC 12V socket adapter). It has a backup Li-Ion battery, so the video would not be lost when power is cut, and you can even use it on battery power.
The night-vision works two ways: the low-light sensitivity is very good, but when there is no light at all, the camera will see only what the IR LEDs can illuminate, which is right around 4-5 feet. Still, pretty good if you wanted to film your sleep (e.g., CPAP users).
The recorder uses SDHC cards up to 32GB, which would yield around 8 hours of video at the 720x480 resolution.

Cons: The overall quality is rather low, typical of technical designs seen in most Chinese-designed products. The video quality is very low, the camera is definitely not HD: first, because HD video has certain defined requirements, second, because even though the resolution of the video (1280x1024) is higher than SD, that doesn't make it HD - it is simply interpolated. The latency of both triggers is rather high - 2-3 seconds are lost before the video starts (or resumes). The battery seems to have a very short life, so the device must be used on DC power. The built-in USB card reader is very slow, so you should pop out the SD card and use your own reader.
The included mount is rather sturdy but it has come off my windshield several times now. Aiming is not easy as it has two axes of motion, not a ball-mount (the third axis - the 1/4" tripod mount, cannot be fully used as it has only a few threads to keep it in place).

Other Thoughts: As with most similar devices, the video format is Motion JPEG and the audio is uncompressed PCM. You will need the appropriate codec to play it (e.g., ffdshow). The bit-rate is around 10-15 Mbit/s at 720x480 (recommended mode). I will attach a sample video to a separate review since my last attempt was lost when I tried that.
Overall, I recommend this product for anyone who needs something of the kind. You can spend upwards of $300 for a product that would have most (but not all) of its features, so for what it sells here, it is a bargain. Just don't expect too much.

Pros: Get a 32GB card and Set the resolution to the highest and at 15 minutes. Gives good video quality BUT you must download the video, THEN watch it off your Hard Drive as the USB2.0 does NOT have the throughput to play off unit live! (probably why bad reviews below). Sound is the usual for a typical cheap unit - however records every pothole and seam I run over VERY well!?!!

Cons: Definitely looks like a Radar Detector which is only an issue here in VA and some others. (when the cop pulls you over just spin the camera around to look at him too!) The IRD lights are great BUT not for auto use. So, night time is pretty dark with lighting compensation issues, but images are reasonable enough to use for court - what da ya want for $50? Codec is not in MS or QT so probably not true AVI file - Real Player works fine.

Pros: Good concept

Cons: very poor quality of video recording

Pros: Small, easy to install, works right out of the box, mine came with a free 8gb SD card which allows for me to loop a lot of separate video clips before they are overwritten. It works as it should and the quality is definitely watchable (it says 720, but I believe 480).

Ok so here is the deal, I mounted the sucker and set it on 2 minute loops. It works great and all my test have come out good. Nigh-time has alot of lens flare or is "blown out" when it comes to the car in front of you has bright brake lights. BUT, it still is VERY good for the price. My current SD card keeps about the last 20 2 minute files before it loops back to overwrite, meaning you can record something cool, keep recording and it will still be there. It also starts up automatically when the car starts and saves and closes when you turn the car off (it has a Batt)

I bought this sucker to film all the crazy junk I see on the highways and it does not disappoint, the motion detection is great as well.

Cons: Cheap plastic mount, pain to install in tight areas (an the mount is big, you cannot hide this thing)

Other Thoughts: I would buy this again, and might just do that becuase a friend really wants one. I dont know how dash video will hold up in court or if you are even allowed to have one (in GA) so you should check if its ok in your state.

Also, its straight cheapo Chinese video camera, but it does the job!