Catching the plate of a hit-and-run offender would be great, but really what percentage are hit-and-runs?The recording quality could perhaps be a tiny bit better if the camera used some more bandwidth for the encoded video, which might help this concern a bit.

It was a bit tricky getting the rear camera routed through the car (Subaru Forester

At night, the video suffers a bit.

Also, some of the 3 minute segments start with about 20 seconds of glitched video; it's not that bad but seeing squares in the video jump back and forth through time while it starts the new segment is a bit strange.

CMOS sensor makes any movement a bit blurry but definitely useful

Rear camera lacks a bit of quality, but it can see what it really needs to be able to see

Overall I think it's a great bit of insurance in an accident

BTW quality for the front drops a bit at night as well but is still decent

Cable is a bit difficult to run around to the back, instructions lacked details about how to do that.

Was a bit apprehensive about buying dash cams but after buying this one I may only to with this brand

Now, the reviews for the single channel are great, but the ones on the V1P were lacking a bit

The user manual could be a bit more clear as to how the functions work and onscreen icon

remove-LCD viewing angle is very badHonestly (at the time of my purchase), $126 is not a bad price to pay for a decent bit of kit

Front camera gets a bit loose on its mount and vibrates at times.