By default, the display on the camera shows you video from both the front and rear lens. Once attached to your windshield, adjust the positioning of the camera itself to point correctly on the inside of the vehicle, and then simply move the front lens up or down to accurately capture video out the front windshield as well. We like that the inside-facing lens is cleanly built in to the body of the camera, in the center of the menu buttons.

Attach the supplied external GPS antenna to the camera to also capture your vehicle's location, how fast it was going, and more, along with the video.

The camera comes with easy to use X2 software to playback video and GPS position logs. When you remove the memory card from the camera and place it into your computer or card reader, the software is already there on the memory card. Pretty convenient! X2 works with Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7, and OSx 10.3.6+.

Full Feature List:

Maximum Video Resolution: 1280x480 30 FPS (2-Channel) 640x380 30 FPS (1-Channel)

Maximum Still Photo Resolution: 2.0MP

2.7" TFT LCD Screen

120 degree viewing angle (both front and rear lenses)

Video file format: .AVI

Video codec: MJPG

Still Image file format: .JPG

Motion Detection

G-Sensor

GPS Position & Speed Logging (external cable/antenna)

Low-light functionality

Loop Recording

HDR (enhance video quality)

Adjustable Exposure

Audio Recording

Date Stamp

Auto Power-Off

English/French/Spanish/Russian/Chinese/Korean/Japanese

NTSC/PAL Adjustable

Video segment selection (2min/5min/10min/15min/off)

Certification: FCC

Interfaces: USB 2.0, GPS Antenna jack

Memory Card Type: Micro SD

Includes Playback Software: Yes

The bottom Line:

This is a nice quality, inconspicuous, dual-lens dashcam. For those desiring to record what is going on inside the car as well, it's an excellent choice. The lack of infrared LED's on the inside of the camera make the night recording of inside the vehicle a bit touchy, but besides that this is an excellent unit.