Customer Ratings & Reviews

A great upgrade to our new car. I wish every car came with this. Everything was included set up was easy. Picture is super clear. Our other car had a rexing also and that paid for it self with proof of what happened to the car. A must for any driver. Save yourself from tickets and accident he said she said because you have proof

I'm a long haul truck driver and I've had a few dash cameras. Including two others from Rexing, which have been great. This new model though, is a huge leap forward! Right out of the box you can tell it's quality made, it's got some weight to it, but it's small and sleek looking. All the wiring is well made too and it comes with a hard wire kit to bypass 12v plugs that lose power when the ignition is off. Plus they even include the SD card, very thoughtful additions that I haven't seen before. The picture quality on my two previous Rexing cameras was good but this new one is amazing! The touch screen is a huge upgrade, making it faster and easier to access the features I'm looking for. My favorite part of this new model is the second camera intended for the rear of the vehicle. I have mine mounted on the passenger side of my semi truck, looking out the side window at my blindspot area. This is where most accidents can start in a big vehicle from cars merging onto the highway and forward looking cameras just don't capture it. Along with the GPS and speed recording, I know this will be a great "witness" if I ever have to rely on it. The parking sensor feature gives me peace of mind when I park my truck in a truck stop to get a shower. It's common to get a bump and run in those tight parking spaces. So it's nice to know the footage will be there if I need it. I haven't tried the app as the reviews for it are mixed, so I can't speak to that part. I'm old school, so I prefer to just pop the SD card out.

I have an a Rexing R316 in my truck and had a really good experience with it. This R88 blows the R316 away. The build quality feels much better with the R88. The video looks much more crisp then the R316. I also love the touchscreen. One of the things I disliked about the previous Rexing cameras was remember what button did what. No problems with navigating this touchscreen. I need more time with this particular camera, but there are two concerns. First, I don't believe the back camera has infrared. The videos I recorded in a parking garage are pretty dark that it there may be issues with the parking monitor picking up anything worthwhile when it is dark out. Second, the specs say suction mount... Both the front and back camera are sticker. I really liked the R316 windshield suction mount. This windshield one, you cannot remove the camera. It made it much easier removing the SD card with the suction mount. However my main concern is how to use my sunshield if I cannot remove the camera. I feel it will just fry in the AZ sun. But I know their customer service is great so I have 18 mos to see if it can withstand the sun. Also, it's great they provide a 128gb card, however that gives me about a day of recording. It's definitely worthwhile to buy a 256gb card.

I bought this dash cam to replace my old one. The biggest impression of this product is the video quality. My old dash cam has front view only and the resolution is also 4k, but this new model makes clearer and smoother videos especially during the night time. I guess the STARVIS technology contributes a lot. I like the bigger touch screen of the this new model as well. Everything can be viewed and controlled on the touch screen, providing my vehicle a modernized feature and look. The rear camera helps back up the vehicle. I can easily and safely back up my car from a parking lot or on the road by watching the screen. The hardwire kit provides another great feature to detect motions and auto record in the parking lot. I personally prefer an OBD power supply, since it is much easier to install. However, this kit can spare the OBD port for another device requiring it. Everything is good by far. Will continue exploring the features of this new product.

This is an excellent dash camera. I am a returning customer to Rexing. It has been over six years since I began to use their products, and my original Rexing V1P camera is still going strong. Despite the flawless reliability of my Rexing products throughout the years, the advancements of the R88 are unmatched. The video quality is notably improved with the Sony Starvis platform. The form factor of the front and rear cameras is extremely efficient - sleek and modern yet the front camera maximizes the screen size while minimizing bezel size. As the weather is turning cold where I live, the R88 continues to perform in the freezing morning temperatures without issues. I look forward to many years of reliable service from the R88.

This is my 3rd rexing product. This one is the lowest profile and best picture. It has a lot larger screen for for viewing from inside the vihicle and came with the hard wire kit this time. All in all. Worth it.

Huge upgrade to my previous dash cam. The 4k resolution and Sony Starvis sensors are impressive. The camera is noticeably clearer and 170 degree view is much wider! I like the option of a 1 to 3 minute loop. Setup was simple. I highly recommend as it has WiFi and GPS too!

Rexing does it again with the R88 Dashcam. The larger display is nice when going through menus. Wifi connection is easy and downloading videos is simple.

I’ve tried a bunch of Rexing cameras over the years, and honestly this one is the best so far. The 4K front + 4K rear is super clear, even at night. The STARVIS sensors actually make a difference. The WiFi on this model is way faster than the older ones, and the GPS connects right away. Setup was easy, and the app finally works smoothly. Overall, I’m really happy with it. If anyone’s been thinking about upgrading, this is definitely the one I’d go

Features: The built-in GPS automatically stamps speed, location, and time onto recordings, which is great for accountability. The Wi-Fi connection is fast and makes transferring clips to my phone simple—I don’t have to mess with the SD card anymore. Parking mode is another nice feature, but you’ll want to hardwire the camera to get the most out of it. Installation & Build: Setup was straightforward. The front camera sits neatly behind my rearview mirror, and the rear camera is small enough not to block the view. The included hardwire kit and 128GB microSD card are a nice bonus. Performance: I have seen people mention that recording is limited to 30fps, which is fine for everyday driving. I am not sure if/when I will need more than 30 FPS. Overall the clarity is excellent. The touchscreen is responsive, and locking important clips is easy with one tap. On my previous camera locking a video to make sure it was not overwritten was challenging. This one is simpler. Value: This isn’t the cheapest dash cam, but Rexing has never been about being the cheapest. What you get is durability, great customer service, and a product that lasts. Compared to other brands, the R88 gives you premium features at a fair price. As This was an incentivized purchase, it is not so much a concern to me. Overall Rexing provides the amazing support for their products. I would always consider their products over any other brands just for their support. In the past I had a problem with one of my cameras and after a few emails the person said to just send it in and they would fix it. A few days later I received my camera back fixed. AMAZING SUPPORT. The one thing that I wish was different about this camera is that the current Rexing camera I am using allows me to take video of what is in front of my car and what is inside (in the cabin of my car) but not what is behind my car. I always wanted all three items to be recorded. The R88 takes video of what is in front of the car and what is behind the card but NOT what is in the car. I wish I had all three. Bottom Line: The Rexing R88 is a solid, feature-packed dash cam that delivers on video quality, reliability, and ease of use. If you’re serious about protecting yourself on the road, this is a camera worth investing in. If I was looking for a new camera for my car this would be a solid choice.

The Rexing R88 Dash Cam stands out as an impressive choice for drivers seeking reliable and high-quality recording equipment. Its installation, particularly with a hard wire setup, results in a neat appearance that closely resembles original equipment. There are no dangling or unsightly wires, which enhances both its aesthetics and practicality. The device feels solid in hand, indicative of its quality construction and durable build. This dash cam excels in video quality, thanks to its Sony STARVIS sensors. Both the front and rear cameras capture sharp, detailed footage, regardless of whether it is day or night. The clarity is notable, with license plates remaining easy to read even in low light conditions. Importantly, the camera’s image processing ensures that headlights or shadows do not wash out the recorded image, maintaining crucial visibility and detail in all lighting scenarios. The Rexing R88 includes GPS logging, which automatically stamps speed, location, and time onto each recording. This feature is particularly valuable as it provides clear, objective evidence in case of an accident, supporting claims with accurate data. The dash cam’s dual 4K capability and thoughtful features make it a comprehensive solution for those who want both performance and dependability. In summary, the Rexing R88 Dash Cam is a high-performing, dual 4K device that checks all the boxes for image quality, useful features, and a durable build. Its blend of functionality and robust design make it a top choice for anyone looking to enhance their vehicle’s recording capabilities.

I’ve been using Rexing dash cams for about 8 years, and they’ve earned my trust. I still have a unit from over 6 years ago running strong in one of my cars, which speaks volumes about their reliability and build quality. In my opinion, Rexing remains one of the top dash cam manufacturers in the U.S., and the R88 continues that reputation. The R88’s dual 4K setup with the new SONY STARVIS sensor is exactly what I’ve been waiting for, especially finally having a true 4K rear camera. Both front and rear footage are extremely clear and sharp, day and night. Details like plates, lanes, and surrounding vehicles are crisp, which is exactly what you want from a dash cam. Built-in Wi-Fi and GPS are great quality-of-life features and work as expected. I highly recommend pairing this with a hardwire kit so you can route the cables cleanly and keep everything looking OEM. One small design tweak I’d like to see in a future revision is changing the rear camera connector from a straight plug to a right-angle/angled connector, which would make cable routing much easier and cleaner. My only real criticism: the frame rate is locked at 30fps. For most everyday driving, that’s fine. But for higher-speed highway driving, 60fps would provide smoother, more detailed footage. If Rexing adds a 60fps option at 4K, this would be as close to a “never need to upgrade” dash cam as it gets. Overall, the R88 is a fantastic, high-quality camera system that lives up to the Rexing name, with just a couple of tweaks needed to make it truly perfect.

I have owned and tested numerous products from Rexing. Only had issues with one, and they quickly replaced it, and I have had no issues (4+ years ago). The R88 is a nice upgrade from most as it differs by recording in 4K in the front AND back. Two things I liked right away from this versus previous models. It came with an SD card AND the hard wire kit instead of just the cigarette lighter power adapter (which is also included), but it does have a potential issue for you, as it did me. The only two issues I had with it, and why I knocked off a star, are: 1. The hardwire kit comes with "Mini" fuse taps. If you have a standard sized fuse, Micro 2(in the case of my daughters Kia) or one of the other sizes then it will not work as it is. The fuse taps are connected via bullet connectors so they can be pulled off and swapped with other leads that have the correct size, but why they don't provide them in the box is beyond me. I had to order a set off Amazon to replace and finish the install. So, that added 2 days to the install. 2. All other products from Rexing I had received before had a nice size 2-sided orange panel tool. Again, they went cheap and had a really tiny 1-sided tool included. It would not work for me, and I had to go grab my old ones I kept from previous installs. All in all, it is a good product, with good specs, but it might require a better panel tool and different size fuse taps to complete the install. If you just plug it into the 12v plug in the car you won't have any issues, but I prefer a clean install and don't want wires hanging around.

I recently purchased this 4K car dash cam, and I’m very satisfied with its performance. I previously used two three-year-old dash cams, one in the front and one in the back. The video quality of this new dash cam is incredibly clear—even at night, when I can easily read license plates. Setting up the menu and installing the device was simple and intuitive. The camera feels sturdy and the mount holds it firmly in place while I drive. Recording both front and rear views gives me added peace of mind on the road. Although the price is a bit high, I believe the upgrade is worth it and the value is excellent. Overall, I’m very happy with this purchase.

I’ve been using Rexing since I came back to the US. I tend to buy a new Rexing camera each time I obtain a new car, so this is my 5th Rexing in 10yrs. The camera itself is really nice. Visually, the best Rexing I’ve had. The screen easily splits both front and rear camera feeds. Downside, is it’s a bit larger than my other Rexing (about the size of my wallet), so hiding it behind/under the rear-view mirror without seeing the screen is virtually non-existent (while driving, I don’t necessarily like to see the screen – especially at night), but this is a personal preference and not really a hit on the camera itself. The camera can see beyond the sides of the car, which is very nice. With the slope of my windshield, I was worried I wouldn’t be able to get it all. The rear camera is small and compact, tucked in the upper edge of the back window; I can barely see it in my rear view mirror. When the camera connects to the app, the app is great. Videos are clear. Sound is clear. All good. However, it keeps disconnecting from the app. (Now I am not sure if that is my phone disconnecting from the camera’s wifi or the camera itself; the fact I haven’t seen much for comments about the app/wifi makes me believe it’s my Android phone) My issues: -Cables. By now, I would think they could make use of 90deg connectors to minimize what protrudes out of the sides; or top side connectors. Instead, due to install, there are these connectors sticking out of the side by about 2in (which may not seem like much, but anything extra in a windshield can be distracting). Now mine is hard wired in, so the cables come out of the sides and up through the top (which I don’t see as they follow the stem of the rear-view mirror), so no extra wires hanging off the dash into the center console. -Mounting. Previous models had a bracket that you stick on the window and the camera slides on/off. Not the case here (unless I am greatly doing something wrong here). So this means the camera doesn’t come back off the windshield. Bit of an issue for people like me who likes to set the camera up in hand (I usually connect to an adapter in the wall). Now you’re forced to before install, or forced to do it while it’s hanging in the window. Also, if you’re a bit inept like me, getting the SD card out isn’t the easiest thing to do without removing the camera from the windshield. The only thing I can’t provide experience on yet is longevity. Now, Rexing has done well with cameras in the FL heat. However, what seems to fail are the memory cards (typically I have to buy a new card every 2yrs). I can only assume this Rexing is built to last. I can only hope the card that came with the camera is also built to last. Honestly, for the price, I am not sure I’m sold. My wife’s car still has the V55, for which we paid less than ½ of the R88, which is an amazing camera. (although after 4yrs, the onboard screen stopped working, but it’s recording just fine still, so I am not super worried). Comparing the two today, I have a hard time believing the R88 is worth the extra $250 over the V55. Overall, it’s a great camera, albeit very expensive compared to some of Rexing other great cameras. For the camera itself, I give 4* (loses a star for the fact it’s a 1-piece and not a bracket/camera set and the cables sticking out both sides). But when adding the price, I give it 3*, as Rexing has cheaper models that do just as well.

This is by far the best Rexing dash cam I reviewed. This dash cam is indeed premium category build and operation wise. Rear 4k is the best part of this. I this is first one to offer 4k rear cam. The touch screen display is nice, bright, responsive. The size is bigger for my taste though. I'd prefer more discrete size, that can be hidden behind rear view mirror background. For some reason it doesn't get hidden well in my mini van, due to placement of mirror and available space behind it. Rear cam quality is remarkably good, 4k really shines. I think the description on BB is wrong. I got 128Gb microsd card as opposed to 64GB mentioned on BB. It might not have large number of bells and whistles, but the functionality is flawless and it does feel premium indeed. One thing I need to point out is that it'll not power up if connected to USB C power sources in home. It does need either provided car cig lighter power or hardwire kit to come up. I don't use parking mode as I think it consumes more battery than I would like. Apart from that, this is a phenomenal pair of front and rear cams.

It’s my 3rd Rexing dash cam. For my 18 years old nephew’s birthday gift. As a new driver, his 2018 Rov4. definitely needs a best dash cam to protect him when accident happens.

I bought the R88 to replace my Rexing V1P that I'd been using in my Honda CR-V for the last 3-4 years. I really liked the V1P, but I really wanted the 4K rear-camera resolution and a built-in GPS (V1P required a separate GPS accessory) so I decided to upgrade. I've been using the R88 for about a week now and am blown away by the video quality from both the front and back camera. With my old dashcam I usually could not read license plates of the cars behind me, but with the 4K rear camera of the R88 that's no longer an issue. The GPS works great, and I love that I can transfer recordings to my phone via WiFi - no more having to take the SD card out of the camera and plug it into my phone or computer to transfer files. The R88 is an excellent choice for dash camera that packs a ton of features into a very competitive price.

Excellent product! I have always bought Rexing Dashcams. These are some of the best on the market! This is my first Dasg Cam purchase in a while and I am loving the upgrade! I am definitely going to buy two! The first delivery, UPS dropped it off at the wrong house, BUT they immediately took care of it and sent me a new one.

Sometimes simpler is better. Only front and rear cameras but both have excellent picture quality. I've had many Rexing Dash Cams and I feel this is the best one yet. Simple to setup. Easy touch control on screen to access whatever settings are needed. For most people, the front/rear camera will be sufficient. If you need an in-cabin camera option, then this isn't for you. Spend the extra and get great quality video with ease of use.