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FITCAMX

Fitcamx Front 4K+Rear 1080P Dash Cam Adapts for Ford F150 F250 2021-2024 Limited XLT XL Raptor Lariat Platinum King Ranch Tremor, OEM Look, Dual HD Video, WiFi&APP, Loop Recording G-Sensor, 128GB Card

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Style: Front 4K+Rear 1080P


Features

  • UHD 4K Dual Dash CamFitcamx integrated 4K dual dash cam for F150 2021-2023 offers superb video quality, with front 2160P and rear 1080P high claraity video at 30fps. Featured with f/1.6 large aperture and WDR technology, you can read most details whether daytime or nighttime, such as street signs and license plate. The wide angle 170 and 140 lens can capture vivid moment of the road simultaneously, providing sufficient evidence in case of incident.
  • Easy to Set & Built-in WiFiBy connecting with WiFi and Fitcamx APP, you can view and download important footage to your phone while on the way, or just pull the MicroSD card to transfer it to PC. *Turn off the Cellular Data/Bluetooth if no preview, and you don't need to connect the camera manually after the first use.
  • Loop Recording & G-SensorSeamless loop recording will overwrite the oldest footage with new content when memory storage is full. The G-Sensor function can detect a sudden collision and immediately save relevant video to specified folder, thus the important clips evidence won't be overwritten. Contained 128GB MicroSD card. (NO PARKING MODE, please consult Fitcamx if need to upgrade)
  • A Reliable Witness of Your CarFitcamx OEM Style Dash Cams are made of premium ABS+PC material, which is durable and temperature resistance. We provide lifetime after-sales support, please let us know if any questions.

Brand: FITCAMX


Orientation: Front


Vehicle Service Type: F150&F250 2021-2024


Connectivity Technology: Powerline


Special Feature: FITCAMX APP, Built-in WiFi


Video Capture Resolution: Front 2160P+Rear 1080P


Included Components: 1* 4K Dual Dash Cam, Cable, User Manual, 128GB Memory Card, Removal pry tool


Mounting Type: Ceiling


Color: Black


Field Of View: 1.7E+2 Degrees


Product Dimensions: 9 x 7 x 4 inches


Item Weight: 1.43 pounds


Item model number: Y2124-4K+Rear 1080P


Batteries: 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)


Connectivity technologies: Powerline


Special features: FITCAMX APP, Built-in WiFi


Other display features: Wireless


Color: Black


Whats in the box: 1* 4K Dual Dash Cam, Cable, User Manual, 128GB Memory Card, Removal pry tool


Manufacturer: Dongguan Daozhi Electronic Technology Co., Ltd


Country of Origin: China


Date First Available: August 8, 2022


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    • Looks Like an OE Accessory in My 2023 F-150
Style: Front 4K Only
I had watched the installation video and read the instructions which made the installation appear super simple. My experience differed. When mounting the camera bracket, when you remove the screw holding the rear view mirror to the windshield, the mirror can slip loose. They don't tell you that, and after I installed the camera my mirror was flopping around. When I figured out what was happening it wasn't hard to install it tightly (just hold the mirror firmly onto its wedge-shaped windshield lug with one hand while installing the screw and tightening the dash cam bracket with the other. Unfortunately, after I had the camera attached correctly on the second attempt, the camera did not power up when I started my truck. Or maybe it did - it's difficult to tell because the monitor lights on the dash cam are so small and dim they are hard to see in daylight. Discouraged and thinking I had a dead camera, I dismantled everything and started over for the third attempt. I figured that if I just installed the wiring without mounting the dash cam on the windshield, I could at least see if the monitor lights were functioning and confirm that the camera was functional and receiving power. This time after I plugged in the dash cam's Y harness I could see the blue flashing monitor light, so I knew the camera was getting power and was functional. To confirm, I pressed the still camera button a few times to take some pics and video and shut off the vehicle and removed the SD card and put it into the included USB SD card reader. I plugged the card reader it into my laptop, and voila! - there were several video and still pics that I had recorded. Back to the truck to complete the installation. This time I did note that I could see (barely) the monitor lights on the dash cam when I plugged in the Y harness. I still don't know if the camera was working on the initial try, or if I had not pressed the connectors together firmly enough to make contact, or what. Anyway, it was working now and mounted to my windshield. I drove around and let the camera do it's thing and again confirmed it was functioning by swapping the SD card into my laptop. The native Windows 10 movie app played the video files which looked very bright and clear, even at night. The installation video said you need to get a Torx driver. You don't - it comes with a small Torx driver in a zip lock bag along with the longer replacement mounting screw and two washers (not sure what those are for - I didn't need them). I installed their Fitcamx Android app on my phone. Again, their video make it look easy but it wasn't. I read something that said If you have Android Auto paired with your Ford Sync their app won't install. I gave up after another hour of fiddling with it. Maybe I need to turn off Android Auto on my phone first or disconnect it from my truck, before the app can find my cam, but not really sure. That will have to wait for another day. By the time I got to the software installation frustration point I had spent several hours screwing around with this "Plug and Play" camera, but at least I had a functional camera that I can use. I know the camera works, and if I need to view the videos I can pop out the SD card and load the files onto my laptop. No Android software or phone needed. The Fitcamx dash cam works by itself. It writes files to a new SD card and works without software intervention. The only issue I have is that the file creation date is incorrect. Reformatting the SD card with the Fitcamx app is needed to correct that. The camera comes with a 64 GB SD card installed. After confirming the camera worked I swapped it for a 128 GB SD card and it worked fine also. Update 6/21/2024 - I got interested again and was able to connect the Fitcamx Android app to the camera. I first turned off Bluetooth on my phone, which may have been the problem (but I'm not sure). In my phone settings I found the name of the Fitcamx Wifi (CARDV_something), selected it, and typed in the password ("12345678"). Then I launched the Fitcamx app on my phone. The app immediately connected to the cam and I could view and download the files to my phone. I took the opportunity to go through the multiple settings on the Fitcamx, changed the video file resolution and file duration, and reformatted my 128 GB SD card to correct the file saving timestamp, and took a few test photos to verify the file names. Everything works now so I am upgrading my review to 5 stars. I will blame part of the initial difficulty in setting this device to my ignorance working with Wifi, Bluetooth, configuring Android apps, etc. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2024 by Tool Time
    • Easy install, good product
I like that it looks OEM and installing front and rear was super easy.
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2024 by Dobis
    • Didn't work when I needed it most.
Style: Front 4K+Rear 1080P
First of all, installation was a dream on my brand new Ford Raptor. Phone up connected easily, watched video, quality and access was great - you'd think it was perfect? Well, think again. Last night I was on a 3 lane interstate and when I tried to change lanes, a car racing along approx 110mph zipped in. I hadn't left my lane completely yet, so I just eased back to center but what I didn't see was the racer on the other side of the car thinking he could take my lane and he hit my vehicle, overcorrected, and spun 360 degrees several times before flying in the air and landing in a ditch. Many folks pulled over. The left side racer had just kept speeding and never saw him again. The right hand speeder pretended not to speak English, got angry when I took a cell phone photo of his license plate, and when I went to walk back to my truck, he and his passenger jumped into their bashed in vehicle and fled the scene. 3 State Troopers show up, and I "know" I have video.... NOPE! The FITCAM settings are set up to overwrite the oldest video to continually record. That did not happen. When the SD card became full, it stopped recording. There is NO video evidence. Obviously, this defeats the entire purpose of spending this much money to carry an eye witness in case something like this would happen. On a very, very positive note, I had the presence of mind to have taken a cell phone photo of the plate of the guy that actually hit me, AND - of all the blessings - he actually hit my massive rear truck tire and the "bounce" from that sent him sailing.... other than a wheel alignment, I think I'm very, very, VERY blessed to walk away from this mess fairly unscathed. I will contact FITCAM and will update my review pending their support response to this, but right now, I am VERY VERY upset about having put my trust in this particular camera. I have many dash cams and I am not an unfamiliar user. This is a horrible experience. BEWARE or at least BE AWARE. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2024 by Tuxedo Traveler
    • Plug and play! Easy to install!
Style: Front 4K+Rear 1080P
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I generally don’t write reviews, but I make an exception when I find a product I’m impressed with. This looks like it was factory installed. It took me one hour to install both the front and rear cameras. This is all plug and play, no cutting or running cables for power. This gets power from your rear view mirror connection. I had one small issue when trying to connect to the camera to the app. I needed to disconnect the phone from wireless apple carplay in my F150 to connect to the camera. Other than that it was a breeze to install. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2024 by Jon Jon

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