Customer Ratings & Reviews

If i could use it i could review it. It was supposed to come with a memory card and it didn't so im still waiting for the company to send me that. That was 2 weeks ago. If it doesn't come soon im returning it.

was difficult to download data,install by geek squad was very good

Great quality for offered price easy installation So far satisfied

Great Camera for clarity and easy installation but very difficult to Remove and Reinstall in different place

small screen but easy to use, takes up very little space

They helped me pick it out I bought 2 Best buy install one and we put the other on in they are easy

Great purchase and the price is right for me. Two cameras for the price of one. Nice.

Nice result and affordable price include back and front camera overall good product

Doesn't do good in direct sunlight on the main screen. I'm still trying to understand certain symbols due to not being able to get an instruction booklet with camera. The tech was unable to download information.

Its awesome to have recordings at all times while driving

Great dash cam, easy to install…pretty much ready to go out of the box

Works and good product. It has good quality in the video.

Mostly bought this because of the price and the fact that it was a front and rear view camera and that it was on sale

Returned to store , could not use as needed .Good product, but, it needs a cell phone which I do not have or use.

Not clear when driving in excess of 55 mph. Hard to focus between front and back

The Nextbase 320XR is an ok entry level dash cam, included is a 32 GB U3 SD card. I purchased a 128 GB U3 card, as I like to have more memory (i.e. days not hours of video) Install was very easy on my 2019 Ford F150. I was able to run the cords in the trim and headliner very easily with the included plastic bar. I used it to lift the weather stripping and tuck the wires out of site. The Glue on the back of the front and rear cams is like CEMENT. Make sure you are ready to place it when you push on the backing it sets almost immediately. The rear camera mount is magnetic so if you mistakenly mount it crooked no fear just adjust the camera back to level. Total install time was less than 30 minutes. The front camera is also adjustable as well. The video is clean and clear, the 4k is nice. It's able to adjust the exposure when going from light to dark, and sun light glare. Driving at night is nice as long as there is light but on country roads it goes dark and grainy. If there are street lights, it is still grainy but you can see ok, enough to see the important stuff. Two Issues I have with the Dash cam is, no phone app connectivity. I would be nice to pull a small video off the cam and send it via email or share. Instead you have to review it on the small screen or remove the card and download to computer. You can also direct connect with the supplied USB cable. But I found this to be clunky. You can just dive into the folder structure and pick and choose the needed video. Or you can download the Nextbase viewer. I found this not very friendly for the 320 XR. Secondly, I tried to update the Firmware from the instructions on the web site. They are wrong. They say to download and transfer to card but the card is locked. When you try to update the firmware via direct connect the camera locks and says use the viewer instead. So when I use the viewer, the camera is not recognized and it sends me to a tech page, or just plain errors out when trying to update via the viewer. I’m sure they will update soon as the 320XR isn’t even on their site yet. These issues should have been addressed before sending these out. If you can over look these two flaws, this is a nice camera, I would still recommend it.

’ve had my fair share of trial-and-error with car tech, and the Nextbase 320XR Dash Cam feels like one of those products that gets the fundamentals right without trying to be flashy. The good * Dual 1080p coverage: Both front and rear cameras record in full HD at 30fps with a 140° field of view. Daytime footage is crisp enough to capture what’s happening around you, and colors look natural. * Ease of installation: The Click&Go PRO magnetic mount is a lifesaver. I don’t want to wrestle with wires every time I move gear around, and this setup makes it simple to pop the cam off when needed. * Parking mode: For someone who leaves their car in public lots, this feature is reassuring. It automatically records when motion is detected, so you’ve got a safety net against hit-and-runs or parking lot bumps. * Price point: At around $179–$199, it undercuts a lot of rivals. For a branded dual-camera system, that’s a fair deal. The Bad * Detail capture: Here’s the rub—while the footage is fine for general use, license plates and finer details can get fuzzy, especially at night. If you’re banking on crystal-clear evidence, this isn’t the strongest performer. * No GPS or Wi-Fi: Unlike Nextbase’s higher-end models, you won’t get location tracking or wireless file transfers. That means pulling footage requires a manual process on PC/Mac. * Rear camera quirks: Some users report the rear cam isn’t as sharp as the front, and SD card compatibility can be finicky. * Battery life: With only about 15 minutes of backup power, it’s not built for long recording without a direct power source.

The Nextbase Full High Definition Dash Front and Rear Dash Cam comes with 32 gigabytes of storages. Seeing the camera up, in the rear was easy. I remove the sticker and placed at the my rear view window and then attached the rear camera. I plugged it into an outlet that I have in the middle console of my car so that the rear camera would be connected. In addition, the front camera I removed the sticker of the piece to attach the first part to the front of the window shield, then attached the front camera and it was set up to record. I like that it is easy to click into the mount piece. In addition, placed the sticker that notifys others that your recording. I did not use the adapter it came with for the front camera, it was not needed in my case. The prior night I charged the camera to make sure it was full. To view the memory they provide an SD card and I was able to insert it into my desktop to view the video. The charge of the camera last a good while. Your able to lock in dates, times, and the Video Menu provides various options that include and are not limited to Resolution, Exposure, Audio Recording, and the Video Length. You can select different video length options. In addition, the camera has a G Sensor feature as well. Overall, like the camera. Would recommend, if this is something that your looking for.Yes, I would recommend this product to others. Thank you for letting me test it. PROs: Easily attachable SD Card is nice. Cons: None at the moment. Will update if I see anything.

I have been using the Nextbase 320XR Front and Rear Dash Cam with the included 32GB microSD card for several weeks, and it has performed exceptionally well. I sought a solution that would monitor both the road ahead and the rear environment, and this setup offers significant peace of mind through clear, full high-definition recording from both cameras. The front camera records in 1080p full HD at 30 frames per second, and the 140-degree wide-angle captures a lot of the scene without missing essential details. I appreciate how reliably it detects license plates and road signs, especially in everyday driving. The rear window camera also records in 1080p, which makes the two-camera coverage feel consistent and truly useful for documenting what happens in traffic or in a parking lot. Installation was one of the best parts. The Click and Go PRO mount with magnetic power connectors is an innovative design, because I can attach or remove the dash-cam quickly with one hand. The rear camera mounts directly to the rear window using an adhesive pad, and the magnetic, adjustable fixture made it easy to aim correctly, even with the angle of my rear glass. It also feels versatile enough to work well in vehicles with more vertical rear windows. Using the dash cam day to day is straightforward. The 2.5-inch high-definition screen with IPS technology makes the menus easy to navigate and the playback when reviewing clips on the device. I also prefer physical buttons to a touchscreen because they feel more precise and easier to use, especially without fingerprints all over the display. One feature I find especially valuable is Intelligent Parking Mode, which automatically starts recording when motion is detected. It is a practical layer of protection when the car is parked, and I like knowing it can capture activity even when I am not in the vehicle. Overall, the Nextbase 320XR front-and-rear system feels like a solid, practical choice for complete coverage. Between the clear 1080p recording, wide viewing angles, easy mounting, and dependable parking protection, it provides the kind of everyday security I wanted for driving and parking.

In today’s unpredictable driving environment, having a dash cam is becoming a necessity, and this Nextbase 320XR bundle strikes a great balance by offering total coverage at a solid price. Right out of the box, the build quality feels substantial and well made. Nextbase clearly focused on a "set it and forget it" design that doesn't feel like cheap plastic hanging from your windshield. One of the best design choices here is the Click&Go PRO mount; the magnetic power connection is incredibly sturdy, yet it allows you to pop the camera off with one hand if you want to tuck it away. The installation is surprisingly straightforward, especially with the included 32GB SD card that saves you a separate trip to the store. The rear camera cable is generous enough in length to route through larger SUVs, and the magnetic, adjustable rear mount makes it easy to find the perfect angle regardless of how steep your back window is. The performance of the fast IPS screen and the dual 1080p cameras is where this system really shines. The front and rear views provide a sharp, crisp picture that makes it much easier to pick out license plates or road signs when you need them most. Thanks to the wide 140-degree viewing angle on both units, you get a full picture of the road without that "fish-eye" distortion that ruins the edges of the frame. One of the standout features here is the “Intelligent Parking Mode” that stays vigilant while the car is unattended, automatically recording if it senses an impact or movement. Even at night, the enhanced sensors do a great job of managing contrast and deep blacks, ensuring the footage remains usable even in low light conditions. Overall, this dash cam system is a high performance solution for anyone looking for comprehensive protection without the complexity of constant app syncing or confusing menus. It keeps your interior looking clean and professional while providing the peace of mind that comes from knowing every angle of your drive is being captured clearly.