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  • For my race car I use a Thinkware F770 front and rear hardwired for parking mode

  • Very happy with both of my Red Tiger F7N front and rear facing Dash cams. One in my truck, one in my wife's car. Affordable as well.

  • If you want the best possible front view and rear view, a combination of a Viofo A229Pro (4k) paired with a RTC300 Tele-camera (2k) and RC300 rear camera (2k) is as good as it gets as of now.

  • I did some research a while back and settled on buying the Viofo A229 Plus 2CH if I were going to get one.

  • Bought a blackvue dual front & back camera with parking mode. Watched YouTube videos of day and night performance and readability of license plates.

  • ive my my Blackvue DR900X Dual Channel (front and rear) for almost 3 years now its great, has a great picture, plus its small and doesn't stick out much hindering your view, but they are pricey.

  • I have a Nextbase GW522 with the rear camera. I had the professional install and it has not given me an issues.

  • Last September I did lots of research to find a good dash cam and I settled on a Red Tiger 4K on Amazon. At the time I paid ~$177 AUD. It’s both front and rear. Good quality image. Easy to install and has an app for phone too.

  • Look into the ROVE R2-4K DUAL Dash Cam Front and Rear. It seems to have the right bells and whistles and is about 130.

  • I have a Uniden 3-In-1 Dash Camera - 4K Ultra HD Smart Dash Cam with FULL HD Rear View and Internal Cabin Camera. DASHVIEW40R. It's in the AUD $400 range. I'm happy with it.

  • I just installed a Blackvue DR750X 2 Channel (front and rear) LTE.

  • I got the dual channel ROVE 4k dashcam and highly recommend it.

  • I personally have the Viofo A229 Pro which is front and rear cams.

  • BlackVue DR970X-2CH Plus is a big step up in quality.

  • Probably the absolute best right now is the Blackvue DR970X-2CH.

  • I have the Qubo Pro 3k front and Rear. Works well.

  • Got a iiwey ew02 front and rear dashcam.

  • I am currently planning to buy roadvance 2k dashcam for front and rear for 4500rs this does not have starvis sensor

  • 522gwnbudle which is front and rear cam and SD card.

  • I have Garmin mini fitted front and rear, hard wired.

  • I installed a Blackvue DR 970X Plus front and rear.

  • I would suggest DDPAI N5 dual as it comes with 4K resolution.

  • Im using ddpai n5 dual. Front and rear. Superb performance so far.

  • Viofo A229 dual.

  • I have a VIOFO 229 front and rear.

  • If you have budge go with 70mai A510 dual channel.

  • You can get dual channel around 13k.

  • Very happy with it so far and can add rear camera etc.

  • Not cheap at $700, but it has dual 2K front and rear with parking mode.

  • I have a nextbase 322 with the rear cam attachment as well.

  • It has front and rear cams and has the sentry mode.

  • Very easy to set up. Front and rear cameras. Great low light performance.

  • 320xr is a good front and rear kit with SD card for £129 odd.

  • Get the latest viofo A329 it’s one of a kind 4K 30fps dual channel.

  • Upgraded to the A229 Pro 2CH yesterday and had a shop properly hardwire and route it safely around the car.

  • Blackvue DR770x box is a great three channel option.

  • I like it a lot. Still have to set up the rear camera.

  • Available with qubo and 70mai under 10k for dual channel.

  • Go for dual channel will help you.

  • I went with the VIOFO A229 plus for the balance of front and rear cam.

  • I have the viofo A229 plus. 1440p60 dual cam. Works like a dream.

  • It amazing clarity on both front and rear cameras.

  • I'm using a Viofo A229 Plus front and rear dash cam.

  • For a dual cam, I’d go with the A229 Plus.

  • It has a front and rear cam setup, parking mode, and I think it can do 2k res!

  • It's a dual camera and has a ton of features.

  • I have a Viofo A129 Plus Duo which includes a rear cam.

  • The A129 is about $250 for a dual channel unit. Less for a single channel. They stand up fairly well in the Australian heat.

  • Get the Duo if you need a rear camera too.

  • Been using the viofo a129 for the past 5 years and still going well. Got the package one with front and rear cam included.

  • which covers the front and rear.

  • The Vantrue N5 is a four-channel dash cam that features a rear cabin camera, 2.7K+1080P+1080P+1080P 4 channel recording

  • Front and rear synced in the app.

  • which has both front and rear facing cameras.

  • I did the fitcamx installation myself (including rear camera) and it was pretty straightforward.

  • FITCAMX front and rear, set up and forget about it. Discreet OEM look, nothing obvious to steal, nothing bright and distracting in your face at night.

  • i got the rear camera too.

  • Took him less than an hour to install front and rear.

  • RedTiger 4k F7NP. Great quality, and comes with a forward and rear camera.

  • I did the rove R2-4k dual. So far so good.

  • Best value Dual cams: B4K ($120 USD) + Rear Cam ($25 USD) Rear cam Not waterproof.

  • I use a Viofo 229 front and rear. Hard wired for parking and routed to the back. Very good visibility at night and day with polarizing lense.

  • Viofo A229 Pro 3CH

  • VIOFO A229 Pro - front and rear camera with parking mode.

  • Viofo A229, brilliant front and rear set. If you just want the front then the A119.

  • I have the VIOFO A229 front and rear and it’s been great so far.

  • strongly recommend VIOFO A229 because it comes in dual channel and has a newer sensor with better video quality.

  • I've been happy with Viofo a229 2channel.

  • I’m about to get a 2-channel (front/rear) Thinkware U3000.

  • At that price point a Thinkware Q200 dual channel is likely your best option.

  • Have had a hardwired BlackVue 2-channel for a few years.

  • I have Aukey dual dash cams in 2 fits for a few years now. No issues.