VT10 4K Mirror Dash Cam Front and Rear, 10" Touchscreen for Cars

This rear view mirror camera has worked really well so far. It comes with several bungee-type rubber pieces that you can use to secure it right over your existing rearview mirror, so it was really easy to put up. The cord can be tucked into the "seams" (where the cloth areas meet harder plastic-type areas, usually) along the top and sides of the inside of the car, and was fairly easy to do as well. You can feed the wire for the back camera the same way to the back of the car, and then mount the rear camera somewhere in the back. I found that it was best to mount it on the ceiling rather than on the liftgate itself (in our minivan), as the opening and slamming shut of the liftgate can jolt the camera and move it or eventually make it fall down. I did find that the bracket on the rear camera seemed a bit crooked, so I had to pad under the bracket on one side to make the camera straighter. I used some "alien" mounting tape, and that has been holding really well. You do need to tighten some screws on the rear camera once you have it angled how you want it (so that it doesn't shift). You can use this as a continuous rear view camera if you want, which is what we are doing and was the reason we purchased this. It has worked really well so far. I will say that the rear camera does make objects seem further than they actually are (more so than, say, a side mirror). And the quality isn't great at night. But otherwise it's been good. I've found the voice control to be handy, and it works much better than I had anticipated (for example, you can switch between the rear view and the front view just by saying "Show front camera" and "Show rear camera." The one downside I've seen so far is that you can't connect wirelessly to download videos (as far as I can tell). We have been interested in a couple of videos from the car so far, and we just ended up recording a video of the video with our phones (as you can play the videos right on the rearview mirror camera screen). That has worked ok, but if we need better quality then we'd probably take out the SD card and download it manually. Also, the instructions said that you need an SD card and that one is not included. However, one WAS included with our camera, so we didn't end up needing to get a separate one. Overall, we've been really happy with this, especially for the price.

I purchased a Veement Mirror Cam back in 2025 and I really liked it. Everything worked great...until it didn't. The rear cam started acting funny until its plug snapped off the PCB board and fell into camera body. I immediately contacted Veement about this, and here is where their company takes it to the next level. They reviewed my problem and despite being outside the 1-year warranty they agreed to replace the broken cam with a brand new one. The replacement arrived just a few days later and works perfectly! I am extremely happy with the mirror cam as well as the company itself.

The video quality is super clear, even at night. It looks great on my rearview mirror and was pretty easy to set up. Definitely makes me feel a lot safer driving. Good value for money!

The function is nice. The interface is pretty intuitive and easy to use, along with straightforward. The reason I went with '4.5' stars is because there's a fair amount of glare in the daylight, but I'm getting used to when it's the rear camera and/or the mirror. My favorite thing is peace of mind. My wife was rear ended recently (very little damage, thankfully) so I found her a Dash Cam (the guy that hit her drove off). It was twice the price of this one, but functions really well. My Veement was a lot cheaper and works well with my older model vehicle. For the price I don't think I could have done any better.

Install was fast. You have to be handy though. You don't need to wire anything into the battery. It just plugs in and plays.

I purchased this item because after spending too much time slogging through listings, it appeared to be the only option available to do what i need. I have a '94 F150 and i wanted to have both a reverse camera and a dashcam. But my first and most important priority, being as my truck sits high, is i do not want to back over any children, pets, or bicycles. Why this appears to be my only option, IDK. Dashcams exist. Rearview cameras exist. Dual channel 12V monitors exist. I just want a reasonable combination of the three. But most the options are either this one, or a windshield mounted camera that looks in both directions. Which the latter doesn't help for things directly behind my rear bumper. Anyway the problem is, i can't see this in daylight. I think this owes largely to it trying to be simultaneously monitor and mirror, such that depending on the angle of glare i can't tell whether i am looking at a camera or a reflection. Most often it looks like a blurry combination of both. Perhaps this isn't such a problem if you have a sedan and/or your mirror sits back further from the windshield. Or maybe things are better in the $250 range, with presumably higher quality displays. It doesn't matter for my circumstances because in terms of not destroying anything or killing someone, it is worse than nothing. Please believe i tried. I wanted this to work. I turned brightness all the way up, tilted the mirror so it wouldn't catch as much glare from above, etc.. The only thing i didn't try is gluing a sun shield to it, because i need them to take this thing back, but some nondestructive experimentation indicates it might be helpful. Still doesn't matter since there's no way i can trust this thing under varying lighting circumstances. Sad. Even sadder because i read the reviews and selected this specific item because of the praise for its display clarity. Either i got a defective one, or it works WAY better in vehicles other than old F150s, or popular standards and expectations are historically low, or some folk are being less than truthful.

Im super impressed with this, even though it has a few slights against it I'm still giving it 5 stars. Lets start by saying it does everything you want it to do, near perfectly, just go ahead and buy it especially it its on sale. The good: The video quality is amazing, large enough storage with interchangeable micro sd card, long wires for setting rear view camera, fast and responsive touchscreen, sleek design with reflective glass for when the screen is off, adjustable cameras for front and back angles, bands for attaching the screen are strong and I had no issues, comes with a nice too to help with stuffing the wires into the seams of your paneling and weather stripping. The Bad: G sensor for when you get into an accident is way too sensitive even when on the lowest sensitivity setting and sets itself on every bump you hit or corner taken. Voice controls rarely work but are nice when they do. All in all just buy the dang thing, you'll be satisfied and not regret it. It took me 20 mins to set everything up and hide the wires.

So I have 3 vans that I install the rear view mirror cameras on. I usually buy the Wolfbox which cost double if not triple. This camera works fine, comes with a SD card (the Wolfbox don't). The mounting is the same, many of the other rear view mirrors are 12" long this one is 10". The clarity is good. The color is off a little but no big deal. At night the view is like driving at night in the rain. You can see headlights, but not really the vehicle. I gave it a 3 because it does a good rear view camera, but not an excellent one. And at the price, it's hard to beat. If you travel at night, you might want to really think about it, if not, it's a good camera.