Customer Ratings & Reviews

Everyone should have a camera, this one comes with both front and back, keep yourself safe on the road, easy to use and you can review the video from the camera 10/10

Best Buy call center promised me free installation, but unfortunately I had to pay $100 to install

Got this for my husband almost a year and a half ago and he hasnt stopped thanking me for it.

Only works when it wants. The rear camera sometimes comes on and sometimes doesnt. Been trying to get it figured out with the manufacturer but haven't figured anything out yet. The rear comes on after you restart the camera it is hardwired to have power when the ignition is on

Great dash cam. I like how it had a rear camera. Only downside is it does not have gps or Wi-Fi.

Cool that it comes with a rear camera as well. For the sale price I am happy with my purchase.

Nice dashcam. (Big fingers, small buttons makes inputting info difficult.)

Quality view and easy install. Very sensative when opwrating but it provides safety

I received this product in exchange for my fair and unbiased review. The Nextbase 320XR Dash Camera with Rear Window Camera is a decent value for what you get in the package. The cameras both record up to 1080p/30 video with an optional 720p/60 mode if you prefer frames per second over resolution. The kit itself is relatively easy to install, with long cables that are easy to run and hide (as long as you're comfortable with popping trim pieces off). It draws very little power from your car battery, allowing for it to run as a security camera for your vehicle as well. The main drawbacks are that the display can be a little distracting at night, the rear camera connection to the main unit isn't keyed (meaning it can go in backward), and the system doesn't come with a compatible Micro SD card. Otherwise, for the price, the Nextbase 320XR is a good value for the money. First impressions, installation, and setup: The 320XR feels solid and well-built, with buttons instead of a touch screen so you can control it without having to look at it The cameras both have strong magnets to hold them in place on their bases; the rear camera uses a mount that makes it east to reposition should you need to, and the main unit's mount also has passthrough for USB power. It comes with the cig plug adapter with a very long power cord and a mini USB connection, along with a mini USB cable meant for updating firmware on the device from a Windows computer. The rear camera does have a break-away cable, making it easy to run the almost 20 foot long video cable from where you place the dash cam to the back of your vehicle. Keep in mind that, with the power and video cables, they need to run in such a way where they won't block airbags that might be mounted in your vehicle's headliner (side curtain airbags especially), so you may need to run the cable under door sill trim pieces and not along the roof. The adhesive mounts are easily placed, and can be removed with some effort should you need to move your cameras. Before using the dash cam, it's suggested to allow it to charge for a few hours. I let mine charge overnight. You may also need to do a firmware update to the camera; my unit came with the current firmware on it. Firmware updates can be done with any computer running Windows 7, 8, or 10; for Mac users, you can run Windows inside of macOS using virtualization software, and there are free and paid options available. The initial setup of the dash cam device itself is painless. It asks you for the date and the time, and formats the micro SD card you inserted. Please keep in mind this device needs a micro SD card capable of U3 speeds or better. You'll also be able to configure whether or not the microphone is used, if the rear camera records or not, and the resolution and frame rate of the cameras (720p/30, 720p/60, and 1080p/30 are your options). If I'm going to knock anything here, it's the connector that plugs into the main unit for the camera. You can plug it into the main unit either way, but it only works when the wire runs to the top of it. The system gives no warning that the rear camera isn't connected correctly when this happens. Usage: The Nextbase 320XR is a breeze to use. It knows to start and stop recording automatically based on if your car is running or not. a quick press of a button turns the screen on and off; the button at the bottom of the unit is used for securing recordings so they can't be deleted by the device. The cameras themselves are actually really good for a device at this price range. Driving at night, I noticed that the camera could see things I could not and did a great job at balancing light levels from passing vehicles. Playback on the built-in screen is okay for an in-the-moment viewing of recorded content, but you're better off to watch what you recorded on a laptop or tablet than you are on the dash cam itself. One minor complaint is I wish I could turn off the splash screen sound more easily. Gripes: It would be nice if the kit came with a compatible micro SD card. It would also be nice if the kit came with a hard wiring solution; running a small set of wires to the device instead of tucking the wire from the included cig plug adapter would be easier for those comfortable with doing advanced wiring and for professional installers. The keyed camera cable thing would be a great fix, too. Also, it would be nice if the device could transfer video to a smartphone, tablet, or computer using bluetooth or wifi. Conclusion: If you're needing a dash camera with great video quality, you can't go wrong with the Nextbase 320XR.

Love it. Perfect size. It was easy understand the instructions.

Replaced my Rexing camera with this NextBase camera. It works well but does not connect to the app to review. It uses an SD card to record all activity. Therefore you have to review all film on your computer. Not much good if someone steals your car.

Very easy installation. Simple enough for my father-in-law to feel safe to operate and know he is covered

The Nextbase 320XR dash camera with rear window camera is a great addition to our car.

The cameras are good but you also have to buy an adapter to connect to the car.

Easy install, screen could be better, paid $99 during sale. Wouldnt pay more for the quality.

Good camera. If u looking for something like uhd quality that s not a choice it just ok to use it

This is my first car cam - so I don’t have a comparison. The installation at Best Buy was great - I give that a five star rating. Camera was a good price compared to other shops.

I feel much better having it! I like that mode if somebody hits me and I'm not in the vehicle it turns on.

Awesome quality! Highly recommend for a first time purchase

Still getting familiar with product but what is viewed is good.