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AKASO DL12 2.5K Mirror Dash Cam Voice Control 12" Touch Screen Front and Rear Dual Dash Camera for Cars Night Vision Backup Camera with Sony Starvis Sensor GPS G-Sensor Parking Assistance

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Features

  • 2.5K +1080P HIGH-DEFINITION REAR VIEW MIRROR CAMERA: DL12 Mirror Dash Cam equipped with S-ony image sensor and Hisilicon processor, which produce higher-quality images with better color and resolution. Capture much clearer Front image/video up to 2.5K (2560 X 1440) resolution and more remarkable details Rear image/video up to 1080P. Help car/minivan/truck driver records stunning details pictures and videos during driving and parking.
  • 12" LARGE TOUCHSCREEN & ULTRA WIDE VIEWING ANGLE: Upgraded LCD touchscreen rearview mirror camera, you can save video or change cameras with one touch and pan up and down. 12 Inch big screen with smart screen split function, you can observe a dual-lens display simultaneously and watch recorded videos on the device. Besides, 170adjustable front angle lens and 150rear angle lens ensure to reduce blind spot and capture more scene on the road.
  • AUTO GPS RECORDING AND SPEED: Built-in GPS function and GPS module included. This rear view dash camera will auto record real time location, current driving track and driving speed after receiving GPS signal. Playback recorded videos on GPS player, the real-time location and speed of each video recording can be viewed and traced.
  • RELIABLE DRIVING PARTNER&PEACE OF MIND: Built in G-sensor, which will activate emergency recording and lock the videos when car detect a collision during driving and parking. Parking monitoring, dashcam will automatically activate video recording and protect emergency files once a collision or scratch is detected during parking . Loop recording, auto rewrite the oldest videos with new, even when the SD card is full the dash cam will continue recording.
  • SMART VOICE CONTROL FUNCTION: For hands free and safe driving, this mirror dashcam adopts voice control feature. Voice commands:Screen on(off )/ Lock video/ open(close) recorder/ front(rear) video on / take photo / record video.
  • CLEAR NIGHT VISION in LOW LIGHT: Adopts S-ony starvis sensor and Hisilicon processor, plus 6 glass fixed-focus lens, DL12 providing excellent video with sharp picture quality and vivid color even at the starlight environment.
  • 24 MONTHS WAR-RANTY AND CUSTOMER SERVICES: AKASO backup camera mirror is backed by upgraded 24-month product war-ranty and lifetime technical su-pport. Email our customer service and we will answer any of your questions/concerns about product. We offer 7*24 hours technical support.

Brand: AKASO


Orientation: Front and Rear


Vehicle Service Type: Minivan, Car, Truck


Connectivity Technology: USB


Special Feature: Built-In GPS


Video Capture Resolution: 1440p


Included Components: Quick Guide, Car Charger, Installation Tool


Mounting Type: Rearview Mirror Mount


Color: BLACK


Field Of View: 170 Degrees


Product Dimensions: 11.4 x 2.75 x 1.18 inches


Item Weight: 2.42 pounds


Item model number: ES-SPJS-1109-13391


Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)


Connectivity technologies: USB


Special features: Built-In GPS


Other display features: Wireless


Color: BLACK


Whats in the box: Quick Guide, Car Charger, Installation Tool


Manufacturer: AKASO


Date First Available: February 26, 2020


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Comparison of DL9 and DL12 with high recommendations
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"This is a long review but I believe it will be beneficial to you if you take time to read it. Last year I bought two of the AKASO DL9 dash cameras and I’ve been very happy with them. I uploaded a review of the DL9 which you can find online if you search the reviews. I recently learned AKASO released the DL12 and based on the new features I decided to buy one for a third vehicle. This new DL12 is extremely impressive so I decided to review it and compare it to the DL9 as well. There was one aspect of the DL9 that I didn’t like. The clock on the DL9 displays in 24hr (military) time and there is no way to change that. It is always a little annoying to convert the time in my head while driving because I’ve never been in the military. The DL12 allows you to choose either 12hr or 24hr format. That’s an important difference for me. The DL12 has several new features that are very impressive. First, I was very happy to see the display (mirror) is noticeably larger and brighter. This makes the field of view wider, larger and clearer. The resolution seems to be much clearer and definitely brighter. The image quality is amazing. I also love the control settings that have been completely redesigned. Simply touch the display and a few options appear across the bottom of the image. Select the settings option and large “buttons” appear in two rows across the screen with very clear labels and each “button” opens a new window in which to make changes. Everything is very clear and simple to understand and operate. Switching between front and rear views is also different. Instead of simply swiping right or left across the display, the DL12 gives three different display options. Front, rear or a split screen with both views side by side. In addition, a swipe up or down on the left half of the display will adjust the view up or down on whichever view (front or rear) you’re seeing at the time. A swipe up or down on the right half of the display will adjust the brightness of the image. And I must add here, the image quality (both front and rear views) is absolutely amazing. There is also a built-in GPS in the DL12. While this isn't really necessary I do love it. It records the location of accidents, etc., but it also displays your driving speed onscreen. It displays the vehicle speed, the date, the day of the week and the time on the right side of the display. It is much easier to locate and play recorded videos and it also allows you to take still photos. There are so many features and functions that I don’t want to take time to go into detail here but you can see the complete owners’ manual on their website. I recommend you take a look at the manual. The photos shown in the manual are excellent but they don’t really do justice to the live images you get. The live images are spectacular. Since I own both dash cameras (DL9 and DL12) I can say that both are well made, quality products and the installation instructions are very clear and easy to follow. I can honestly recommend both. However, with the price difference being so small I strongly suggest going the extra distance and buying the DL12 as it has so much more to offer in both quality of image and operating options. Just for the record, I do not work for AKASO. I’m simply a consumer who needed a couple of dash cameras and have found the AKASO cameras to be most impressive and reasonably priced." ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2020 by Emory W. Emory W.
    • Excellent video quality, with a few issues
Review Image by R S R S
Review Image by R S R S
Review Image by R S R S
Review Image by R S R S
The media could not be loaded. Overall I love this dash cam. The view on the 12" mirror is a very large size viewable screen. Touch screen works well, and settings are pretty straight forward. I did struggle a bit with the time settings as for the eastern time zone it has to be set to minus 4:00 from whatever Hong Kong Phooey time it shows from God only knows where. That part makes no sense. The 1-3-5 minute loop is how long it records a segment, breaking it off into one file. It does continue on flawlessly from one file to the next. The cameras have great wide angles, but this also has a few issues. This affects the distance you are actually away from things. The rear camera does not have a great vertical view. I have to use the camera in my Honda Fit's dash for the close items when backing up as it does have a great vertical view to the ground. See photo for both views, with car in reverse. The rear camera does do great on seeing vehicles in your blind spots as it shows you better view of anything close to your corners. It does a great job in low lighting, but gets grainy if real low and headlights are blaring and overpowering in video, especially in rear camera of course. Things wash out some in low lighting 2 lane roads when headlights approach you in front camera also. It really isn't the fault of the manufacturer on this, just a result of having good ability to see in low light, with cameras that don't have infrared. I would strongly suggest getting a U3 (for speed), 128GB micro sd card to have plenty of room for recording as the files sizes with this much resolution are huge. This brings me to another thought. The micro sd card is a pain in the rear to get in or out. You have to bend it way down in the car as it's in the top of it, use something pointed and just the right size to push hard enough to get it to release, or put in to get it to click, lock into place. This is a real negative as it's not designed well for access comfortably. I know you don't need to remove it much, but this is a VERY BAD ISSUE! Formatting works great, and setting motion detection to low seems to work well and will trip if I shut the door on the car most times. Wind can also trip it even on low, so this is my suggested setting. Install was easy, pretty straight forward, but a bit tough on my Fit's hatchback. The wire for the back up light isn't long enough so I had to splice in extra to get to reverse light. I have 2 Honda Fit's and my other one I learned the hard way to route the cable from the front to the back of the car instead of back to the front of the car. I had so much wire left to put over the headliner in the front of the other car that it was tough to get it all up there and hidden. On my other one, I simply rolled it around and zipped tied it inside the hatchback, much easier! I mounted the gps module on top of car near the door opening, but I wondered if it could be put inside the car maybe at base of windshield, but can't find that answer. The rear camera also has issues with rain. It almost wipes out the video at times. I have it angled down more so it will show lower toward the ground which don't help at all really with seeing objects on ground your backing up to, but hoped it would help run the water off better also, but it don't. The rear camera video you see here is after I adjusted it to a lower angle. I wonder if I could use a little paste wax on it and wipe it clean so maybe it will run the water off of it better, but have not tried this yet. I didn't want it inside the rear window as I have a rear window defogger and would cause a higher mounting point than I wanted, and didn't want the bad reflections from the glass either. This is an issue with the rear camera that isn't much so on the front camera. I bought a hard wire kit (not included with this dash cam) for it and highly recommend doing so. This eliminates any issues with the dash cam losing power, and clears your 12V socket for other needs. The install is pretty simple, but with my hatchback it was more work. I had to take the rear panel off to get inside hatchback, and had to drill a 1/4" hole to route the cable inside. My friend bought one of these Akaso's also and he didn't have to drill any holes at all in his Chevy Volt to install. It really depends on the vehicle and how you wish to install the rear camera. I also had an area that the wire had to be exposed for a little bit around the hinge for the hatchback which was unavoidable. I have had installed for well over a couple of months now and it's working flawlessly. I have included some photos and video here. Bear in mind this mirror cam is also an actual mirror if you turn it off and a negative at times. I learned the hard way to bring it down below the view of the rear window to keep the reflections away from seeing the screen. It does NOT photograph well because of this, but is good to the naked eye, so take warning. I can only upload 1 video and I chose one that has the issue with rain on the rear camera. This will also show the very good resolution it has, and the front being 2K is even better. I am in hopes that Akaso's people read this and maybe learn a thing or 2 that has not come to their attention. I also welcome any questions anyone may have on this. I did install a different brand on the other Fit I have, but they both are extremely comparable, and same basic setup. I very highly recommend this product 100% and would not hesitate to buy again if I ever need another one. UPDATE: After waxing the lens on the rear camera, there isn't any difference on the rain laying on the lens washing out the view on the rear camera. When you look at the curvature of the camera lens glass you see that it does not have much raise to it. With the fact that when you drive your vehicle and break that wind, it creates a vacuum in the rear of the vehicle. This fact tells me that if the curvature of the lens was greater, a higher degree of roundness and not so flat, this would allow the rain to be blown off of the lens. I do hope Akaso's people see this and maybe do something about this issue. Even at very high speeds I notice that it stays washed out many times with rain on the lens. I do believe this would correct the issue. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2020 by R S R S

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