We got this for our daughter's car. It's absolutely fine, footage is clear and number plates can be read.

Easy to instal good clear picture quality

I have had the K&F Concept installed in my car for a few weeks now. Installation is actually quite easy with the included fuse adapter. First, position the cam on the windshield and then attach it with the suction cup, which is also included in the packaging. But I immediately ordered the GPS base and used it. Then you lay the cable. But BE CAREFUL on the A-pillar because of the airback. The cable should be laid in such a way that it does not affect the airback and its function. It is best to run it down the window, not the door seal. Then you take the appropriate adapter for your fuse, plug it into the cam cable and pull out a live fuse in order to plug in the adapter. The fuse is then plugged into the adapter, So there are practically two fuses on the adapter. One for the cam and the other for the circuit it is responsible for. But be careful with the adapter, it only works if it is plugged in correctly. If the cam does not turn on, the adapter should be plugged in the other way around. The continuous current is needed for parking mode. Motion is detected via the image sensor. If something moves, the camera records a short sequence. With fast movements like a moving car, the motion detection is usually a little late and you can only see the car driving out of the picture. The image quality is good to very good during the day. You can only see the license plate of oncoming traffic shortly before it passes. But if you stop the video from playing, you can see them earlier. The image quality of the interior camera is good at night and good to very good during the day, depending on the lighting conditions. Now about the camera's night vision. I'll put it this way: where there is no light, even the best and most expensive camera can't see anything. The situation is similar with oncoming traffic, but there is too much light and the camera is partially blinded. When you drive through towns and cities you don't actually get a very good picture due to the street lighting. You also have to consider what kind of small lens and mini image sensor is built into this cam. The image quality depends on the software installed in the camera. If you use this dashcam to document your vacation trip, a parking collision or an accident, it is completely sufficient.

The front facing camera is easy to set up and comes with a long power cable which means you can route it around the dashboard and front windscreen as a temporary measure

Great dashcam, I bought it because it performed best in a test of various dashcam types.

After the software update you can operate it with a 512GB MicroSD.

The dual image (front and interior) is great and you can also see vehicles behind you directly or partially in the area of ​​the B-pillar (right / left), at least that's the case with my vehicle.

The normal front recording in FullHD is of course great and the motion sensor is also really great. In “parking mode” this becomes active if someone either shakes the vehicle or walks past the camera (windshield) or faxes the vehicle. If you park in the right direction you can notice parking collisions, but it is advisable to park in such a way that the camera can film the perpetrator while he is running away with license plates. If you are standing against a wall or other vehicles in the parking garage, this is inconvenient.

Screenshots can also be taken quickly with just one click. Overall, the CAM is very good, even at night the recordings are very clear and clear.

And if you put them in the car, you hardly ever notice them. Unfortunately I sold it in the car with the last vehicle change.

But I'm thinking about getting it again, there were often enough situations in which one or two crashes could be avoided thanks to my good reactions and proactive driving style. There was also quite a bit of coercion from other road users in the last CAM footage. The “ME FIRST” driving policy and aggressiveness of other road users is constantly increasing and so you always have proof that you have behaved correctly.

I have been using the dashcam in the truck for several weeks now and can say that I am more than satisfied.
In parking mode, the truck and the immediate surroundings are also monitored from the front on weekends, which I personally think is very good.

Great camra, value for money

Once you’ve got the camera sorted (the instructions are easy to follow) and placed onto your windscreen, I found (using a plastic spatula) the wiring easy to hide behind the panels. The camera is easy to set up and there's an optional rear camera to connect as well, but I haven't tried this yet.
Added piece of mind having it running while on the road and you'll never run out of memory as it loops the recording.

This is a surprisingy decent quality dashcam that does the job very well! Both front and back have good quality cameras where you can definitely capture more than enough should you ever get into a collision or need the footage. It's easy to setup and use, and also easy to access the footage either through the app or by putting the memory card into a computer.

It doesn't come with a hardwire kit, so you'll need to purchase that separately if you know what you're doing and are comfortable with it. Would recommend!

An excellent dash cam for the money. Great video quality and the addition of a rear camera is a bonus.

It's all easy to setup. Most of the effort goes in to hiding the wiring. This will very much depend on the vehicle.

You may need some automotive knowledge to install the rear camera. Particularly if you want to hook it up to your reversing lights in order to use as a parking camera, but this isn't really necessary.

The app works well and makes it easy to extract the footage and view/save it.

Overall for less than £70 it's great value and could save you thousands. Highly recommended.