Rexing - V1P Flex X4 4K WiFi Dual Dash Cam - Black

This is my 3rd Rexing dashcam and this new model did impress me again. The compactness of the dashcam is perfect for small cars like my Honda HRV and the front 4k camera recording is pretty sharp. It also includes a hardwire kit which saves you money and is very handy when the are is parked. It has an additional port for a 3rd camera which you can use for recording inside the cabin. Only thing I did not find was the GPS module which I think is ok since we all have smart phones with GPS. The installation is quite easy and the included tools and 32GB card ensures you don't spend additional money. Plus peace of mind with the 18 months warranty.

Dashcams have become almost a given when you drive now. Having more than one channel is better and this V1P Flex X4 has two cameras and in higher resolutions than other offerings around. Even better is the ability to view and scrub video via wifi in real time without having to remove the internal storage and view it on a separate computer to view. This is a much needed feature which the V1P Flex X4 has. What that means for me, is that if I'm in an accident and a dispute arises from someone who struck my vehicle, I can provide immediate videographic proof of fault that is indisputable. This is something that gives me peace of mind and also gives me a discount with my auto insurance. The V1P Flex X4 came with a hard wire kit which is a very nice touch, and I did not have to use a 12v cigarette adapter to plug it in each and every time. The unit just powers on when the ignition starts in my car. It's seamless. The install was fairly straightforward for me, I was able to locate the fuse in my vehicle to connect the harness to and run the cable up to the main camera, from there it was just a matter of running the rear camera cable down the headliner to the rear of the car. I knew the unit doesn't have a GPS antena but if that's something your looking for, Rexing does offer a separate one to add on if you'd like. One thing I will be adding is the parking sensor motion trigger which is an additional addon. And one additional feature of this unit I found to be very forward thinking is the addition of a third camera input, for left and right cameras to run either in your cabin or to face out on the left and right side of your vehicle. I haven't been able to locate any left and right cabin cameras through BestBuy or Rexing on this but know that there is another port for an additional camera so possibly 3 can run on this unit now. The setup and usage was also really straightforward. There is a 32GB micro SD card provided that is formatted by the actual camera itself and once it's formatted you can go in the onboard menu and configure your recording resolution and intervals, and date time stamps and configure the wifi. The wifi is the best feature for me on this camera and it's a decent upgrade from the older 2.4ghz wifi connections offered in the past. Now using the Rexing connect app, I can hop on the wifi network setup by the camera to view my recordings and photos and customize some additional settings, like changing the default SSID and password for the wifi. I have to say that the size of this unit is vastly smaller than other offerings from other brands and that's a good thing frankly because it's out of sight until you need it, and you can perform most actions from the built in application now which makes things so much easier. I was looking to upgrade to a more stable and flexible car camera system and this certainly fit the bill. If you are in the market for one as well, I would suggest you consider this offering from Rexing.

With a newly purchased vehicle, I was in the hunt for a new dash cam to use. Since I have Rexing V1 4K installed in my other car and I’m quite happy with its performance, I naturally looked at other Rexing products. I saw this new Rexing V1P Flex X4 which is exclusive to Best Buy and it looks very promising so I decided to purchase on the spot. The Rexing V1P Flex X4 comes with 4K Front and 1080P Rear recording cameras. This model uses a Supercapacitor which works really well in a very hot environment like the desert Southwest where I live. It comes with a dual band WiFi ( 2.4 and 5 GHz) to easily access your recordings. The 2 inch IPS screen and the 170 degree Ultra wide camera are both pluses and the USB type C port is a welcome change as well. However, the biggest plus is the inclusion of a 32Gb microSD memory card in the box which completes the installation package together with the wire kit. The installation was pretty straightforward and easy although I must admit that this is my third or fourth time to do this on my previous vehicles. One thing that is different is the rear camera is mounted inside the rear glass instead of the usual rear license plates or near the trunk of the car. This might not work for convertible cars since the rear glass usually retracts just like my Porsche 911 Cabriolet. My other Rexing dash cams were very reliable and I have no reason to think otherwise for this particular model. Besides, Rexing provides up to 18 months warranty with product registration in case you encounter any problems down the road. Performance wise, the Rexing V1PFlex X4 video image quality is super sharp and excellent during daytime or nighttime use. I installed it yesterday and was able to test it right away. Kudos to the accompanying app as well since interface is very user-friendly and intuitive, which allows for a seamless navigation and control over the camera's settings. It's very easy to wirelessly access, view and manage your recorded footage directly from your smartphone. If there is any improvement that I can suggest, it is probably nice if Rexing can increase the size of the screen to maybe 3 or 4 inches. Of course the windshield footprint will be noticeably bigger but that’s a trade off I’m willing to take. Overall though, this model is highly recommended!