Rexing dash cam review.
351183
I've had this now for a few weeks and overall, I do like it.
Things I like:
1)  1080p forward facing camera.  This really looks good when reviewing the video on a computer monitor. It's easy to see detail.
2)  Rear camera which mounts in the back window.  This does take some additional installation but it's worth it.  I haven't really liked any dual camera that I've seen where both cameras are incorporated into the housing that mounts on the front windscreen because in the rear camera you get a view out the rear glass as well as part of the passenger compartment.  THIS Dashcam solves this by having a remote camera that affixed directly to the rear glass.
3) It is able to use a 128 GB micro SD card fully if you allow the camera to format the card.

Things I don't like:
1) (Note:  This problem was fixed in firmware update they released right after the original post date.  If you are still experiencing this problem, update your firmware and test it again. 25 Dec. 2017)

About 25% of the time, at the start of each video file, the video is choppy.  It seems to be mixing the previous and present frames. (See first attached photo).  The yellow lines on the left of the photo show what I'm talking about.  See how the stop sign post is split? This was a screen capture from the video (I added the yellow line for clarity to distinguish between what should be two, separate frames in the video file).  In the far parking lot you can see part of the building is imaged twice along with the car parked facing that building.  You also see in the center-left of the pic below the stop sign, the left most portion of the bumper on the car in front of me.  The effect can last up to a minute into the video but usually is gone within 20 seconds.  It's only noticeable when the images, frame to frame are changing quickly.  I've tried three different micro SD cards, two recently purchased and class 10.  This effect occurs whether I view from the card directly or copy the video file to the hard drive on a PC, then view from there.
2)  In the image referenced above, the stamp where it should say "REXING DASH CAM and optionally a license plate number is partially blanked out.  It may have something to do with the effect seen in dislike comment 1.
3)  The date stamp in the video is occasionally incorrect.  See second image.  This snapshot from the video was taken 7/26/2016 at 20:07:20. In the yellow box, the time is correct and, as evidenced by the map to the right, the GPS was tracking my location so it had a position/time signal, but it displayed the day as 27th rather than the 26th. In this image I intentionally blanked out the license plate number and road names on the GPS map. This misdating has occurred several times now.

I am happy with this product overall and, would recommend it but it's always good to have feedback from people who have used it.  I would like to find a resolution to these problems but it wouldn't prevent me from purchasing this again had I the need.  I hope someone finds this useful.  (2 Aug 2016 - I edited some of this content and realized that photos I referred to didn't attach.  They've been attached as of this date)
519206
Very good dashcam, works well during the day and night. Only problem is the buttons seem a bit cheap but overall great camera for under $20. Would recommend to anyone! Fast and accurate shipping, great product, hope it holds up in -10 degree weather.
3288869
This is a pretty decent dash camera. It does not feel like the most quality piece of equipment, but looks pretty good mounted and seems to work well. I have it wired up permanently in my Mazda 3 and it turns on/off with the car (if wired as such) and starts stops by itself, meaning once mounted you can basically never touch it and forget about it unless you have a reason to check the video. It's also fairly easy to mount behind the mirror and out of the way, while keeping the wires hidden if you take the time. The additional wire cover is a nice touch and looks stock on my car with the other OEM gadgets already mounted on the top of the windshield. This uses the mini-USB connection by the way (not micro) so plan accordingly.
2963899
Disappointed with the video quality but for the money what would you expect? It has now become my dash cam.
3397542
For the price and features, you probably can't beat this dashcam.

Pros: HD (720p), 30fps audio and video during the entire duration of your drive, ability to take pictures or record on the fly, and it comes with an SD card for holding the recordings.

Cons: The software that is required for the dashcam is held on the SD card, and you can't watch the videos without installing the software first, even though the videos are encoded in a common video format. The impact sensor built into the dashcam is a little too sensitive, in my opinion. In using the product for a month, I already have 20-25 "incidents" where the dashcam thought I was in an accident due to an uneven road surface.

Besides that, it's a great value dashcam.
4952412
I was asked to review the new Vantrue N1 Pro dash cam as an owner of the dual cam N2 Pro.  Im not an Uber driver so capturing the goings on inside the car was more of a novelty than a necessity but I like the N2. It does its job in a discreet way and the quality of the images are excellent and the workmanship is very good.  Some complaints are the location of the buttons on the bottom of the camera Housing another issue is the price.  I paid $200 for the N2 Dual cam Pro not including a hardwire and GPS mount.

Vantrues Latest N1 Pro is the latest and greatest from this manufacturer. If you want an almost Plug & Play dash cam that can be setup in 5 minutes or less, has one of the best Sony image sensors, a huge optical quality glass lens with a wide aperture to gather light in pitch black conditions, and 1920 x 1080p resolution for less than $75 bucks don't waste your time looking further for your next (or first) dash cam. In bright daytime use the images are clear with no shaking and license plates are legible even from a fair distance. Even better, nighttime video and stills are so good you may have to dial down the exposure setting below factory default of 5, or you might get a bloom on street lamps and oncoming headlights like I did.  Another feature I really like is the 160 degree field of view.  Most dash cams in this price range will use plastic lenses, no name image sensors and have a FOV of 120 degrees or 150 degrees at most.  The extra view can capture lane changers, bikers and other blind spot infringers other cams might miss until the damage is done.

The suction cup mount is solid and does its job well.  The daytime pic was taken with the included mount.  The nighttime pic was taken with the optional GPS mount. As you can see, the exact location and speed is shown on the video in real time if you activate GPS on the setup menu. This could be either good or bad but I would rather have it than not.  The microphone is also high quality and doesnt pick up engine or ambient road noise.  Again, the audio could come back to bite you in the @ss so its nice to be able to turn it on or off as you wish.

The cam does loop recording in 2, 3 or 5 minutes snipets, but with a 256GB micro SD, the max card it takes, you can just turn off the loop function and not worry about documenting an entire cross country road trip.
617957
This is a great dash cam. I've had it for about a month, and all videos turn out great. I got it with an included 32GB card, which is just enough storage for me, as I use loop recording. The cam is decently small, small enough to fit behind the mirror, and the display is a perfect size in my opinion. It's very stable, doesn't vibrate, only moves when the car moves, only issue I'd say would be the mic, it's not bad by dash cam means, but it does come out as a bit washed out to me, but while saying that, I got it for recording videos, not audio.

Also I would like to know a bit more on the "parking mode", I'm sure the manual has more information on it, but I can't seem to locate it.

**I somehow managed to get a crack under the display screen, which rendered the display useless. Still recorded fine, but had a bunch of lines and zig zag lines running through it. Not sure what did it, as the display screen is perfectly fine, I had dropped it from my desk a few days before, but it wasn't damaged then, I may have just pressed my thumb on it too hard taking it out one night, not completely sure. But they have great, and I mean absolutely great customer service, and are replacing it for me.

Overall, this is a great dashcam for the price it is, and I will be buying more dash cams from this company for my other vehicles.
782649
The dash cam is amazing. I haven't checked if it overwrites old videos once the card is full yet but the quality is very good and it's very small and is already much better than the last dash cam I bought.
934366
This is the first dash cam I have owned.  I see videos on YouTube (mostly from Russia) of highway accidents, meteors, and other phenomena.  I think these cameras should be installed by manufacturers as a standard item (and they probably will some day).  It's like the 'black box' in airplanes; it's hidden and not really used unless there is a problem, and then it's invaluable.

This Thinkware cam installs with foam tape on a plastic mount.  You can easily remove the cam from the mount and unplug the mini USB connector if you want to remove it from the car.  The only place you can really install it is at the top-middle of the windshield, behind the rearview mirror.  The camera lens will only adjust a total 30 degrees or so, which will match what most windshield angles are so that you can point the lens horizontally.  Once it's installed and plugged into a 12V receptacle that shuts off when you shut off the car, it operates pretty much as a black box -- out of sight and (mostly) quietly.  It does announce "Continuous recording is enabled" after it boots up, but there may be a way to turn the sounds off.  The HD video is excellent and the wide-angle lens picks up almost the whole area of the front windshield.  The included 16GB micro SD card must be removed from the camera and mounted in a memory card adapter or the provided USB adapter to view video on your PC.  The video includes road speed, date/time, and GPS data of your route on a map (cool!).

A couple things I think could be improved:  1) The unit takes about a couple minutes to boot up and start recording once you start the car.  By that time, I have already driven to the end of my street... so any accidents that happened in those first few hundred feet would not be recorded.  2) I wish it came with at least 2 plastic mounts.  We have two cars, and it would be nice to be able to stick the mounts in both cars and then be able to switch the camera from one car to the other.  3) The camera records sound, but it seems very muted.  It might be important to clearly hear what is happening inside the car before/during an accident.  4) It would be nice to be able to either plug a USB cord into the camera to view video, or have a screen on the camera itself.
1716196
Ive had this dashcam now for 2 months and love it.

PROS
The videos are nice and crisp HD.
The wide angle view (170 degrees) sees all cars at the intersections.
Easy to learn the menu and set up. Software upgrade was a snap with SD card upload.
Customer service responded to an issue I had right away in email.
The suction mount works, no falling off like some suction mounts.
A dashcam will save your butt when some lying jerk hits you and blames you. Its already saved me once.
Rear cable was long enough for Quad cab pickup rear shell window.
Rear camera can be used as crude backup monitor.  Small view, it works in daytime but not at night without bright lighting.
Cmon down, the price is right!

CONS
No GPS location or speed readout if you need that.
Screen could be bigger so you could use rear camera as backup monitor. If you're into small units this one is nice and doesnt take up much of the windsheild view.
Buttons could be slightly bigger. The save video button is hard for me to hit and sometimes I hit the wrong button. Maybe make just the save video button larger.
3098311
I'm pretty impressed about the great video and audio quality for the price of the dash cam.

Day video quality is excellent, I can see license plate numbers at least 3 cars away from me. Video quality is still pretty good when the sun is in front of you, you may be able to see two cars away from you, but to me the most important are the car(s) in front me.
The night video quality is better than I expected. I have night video, where it was raining, and I could still see license plate numbers clearly. I live in a more rural area where there are no street lights in most roads and even then the video was very clear.

There are a few cons to the camera. The first one is the exterior quality of the camera and mount, the plastic is pretty cheap and flimsy on both the camera and mount. My second con is the cable to connect to the computer which is defective because if I move the camera just a little bit, it would disconnect. But this is a little issue because you can but another cable for a few bucks.

I highly recommend the camera to anyone. My pros definitely out weight the cons and the price is excellent.
1545676
great little versatile dash cam. Its small, not being a distraction while I drive. Love the rear view camera attatchment also. I like that I can remove it to take photos outside of the car. Its a bargain at any price
249575
Rear view is very pixel at ed, and front camera doesn't like dusk or dawn lighting but it has already paid for itself by documenting a rear ender. I will never drive without a dash cam again.
4026408
As advertised this is an excellent dashcam. The mount is firm and does not come loose the picture at low light levels is excellent period I can recommend this item. Trust me ratings that well are not given by me very often.
4605929
So far I have been happy with the camera overall.  I watch A LOT of dash camera videos on youtube and the ones recorded on a Vantrue always seemed to have the best quality.  The picture quality on the X3 is phenomenal.  I like having the option to run at a slightly lower resolution but on 60 fps. I had been looking for a good dual channel camera, but most of those only record at 30 fps on the rear camera.  For the price, I am thinking of purchasing a second X3 and mounting it in the rear so both front and rear are at 60 fps.

The parking mode works great.  Fortunately, I have not yet had to experience it auto detect an event triggered by the G-Sensor.  The set-up menu was easy to access and configuring the settings was very simple.

So far, I have had 2 problems but both have been related to the SD card I was using.

Overall I would recommend this camera and would (may) purchase again.
2523380
I purchased this a week ago, so I haven't had as much play time with this as a few others. But here are thoughts about it so far.

It is a great camera for the price. I was more than willing to pay near $300 for a dash cam. After reading some reviews about this, I thought I'd give it a shot. As long as it worked, and gave me a clear image of what was going on around me, I would be happy. GPS, speed, and other accessories would be nice, but that's not a deal breaker for me. When I watch the footage, you can read licence plates from 2-3 car lengths away. After that distance, it gets blurry. If something were to happen, it would be best to just verbally read the plates so the camera could pick up your audio.

The audio picks up fairly well. You can hear sounds from outside the vehicle (tires squealing, horns honking, etc) over the music.

An issue I found was that when you loop it at 5 minutes, it would seem like it was not recording. However, it was recording. But the clips were not 5 minutes long. They would vary from 5 minutes, to less than a minute. I'm not sure if this was because I also had the G-Sensor activated and hit a bump or what. But when I turned the G-Sensor off, and put set it to loop at 3 minute intervals, it recorded normally without issue.

Another issue is that the slot the microSD card goes into can be a pain to pull out. I have to push it in, and take it out using something as thin as a dime.

Additions:
I purchased a 32gb class 4 Sandisc card to go with the cam. I read the reviews about too many issues with class 10s, and wanted to be safe, than sorry. So far, no issue with it.

I also have this unit wired directly to a fuse panel to where I can operate it without the truck being turned on. Make sure you get the right adapter, as the camera requires a 5V power source, NOT 12V. The camera has a an auto off feature which works great for when I forget to turn off the camera.
3201094
This dash camera is well made. The video quality is superior to other dash cam that I've tried.