DOD RX7W+ Full HD Car Rearview Mirror Car Camera Wdr Technology F1.8 Wide Angle Lens

Cons:-Velcro too long. If I cut it, I will basically cut off the entire furry hooks portion of the velcro. I don't think most cars will have a mirror that's so big it needs that much velcro to stick on.-Video quality of night driving is not as good as I thought-Lens have very limited angle adjustment. Could have a little more room to move the lens.

Pros:-Blends in a lot better than an actual dashcam-Mirror is nice and big and actually reduces glare like it says-Daytime video quality is good

Cons:- the velcro straps aren't the best in my opinion, I would have prefered those clamps that I've seen on other models. They get the job done though.- if the mirror is not secured properly to your existing rearview mirror, vibrations from the engine and/or sub can shake the unit and distort your video footage.- with default settings the night footage is a bit grainy and muddled (though it may just be the lack of lighting in my area as I don't live in a huge city).- while you have a bit of maneuvering area for the camera, I just wish I could have a bit more control over exactly where it's pointing. Though it works where I have it at the moment, this would NOT work in a right-hand drive vehicle at all.

Pros:- certainly blends in a lot easier than having an actual dash camera- the display is noticeable but not completely overwhelming when active, and I find that I don't have any issues trying to use the mirror as an actual mirror when the display is off.- the quality of the footage is actually quite decent.- the files are clearly marked with dates and times- the small battery in the unit is sufficient to save the date and time so it doesn't reset every time the unit is disconnected from power. I haven't had a problem with the unit losing memory, though I do use it at least twice a day.- the microSD card slot supports up to 32GB cards, though some people reported 64GB cards worked. I have not tried this myself, though I bought 2x32GB cards and they work flawlessly in the unit.- I had no sizing/fit issues with the unit when attaching it to the rearview mirror in my Chevrolet Cobalt- the power cord is amazingly long, and I was able to route it along the top side of my windshield and down along the driver's side of the car so it's nearly completely hidden from view.