50% Off | ROVE R2-4K DUAL Dash Cam Front and Rear

This is one of the best no frills dash cams I’ve seen in a long while. Use right out of the box, no extensive set up, or mandatory apps to download (although an app is available, it’s one less thing to worry about using it strictly as a dash cam). High quality construction and cameras feels very rugged. 5 star packaging and crystal clear instructions. Installation was a breeze, including rear cam installation (hatchback SUV in this case). Camera records when vehicle is powered on and does so on a continuous reel; image quality is very nice. Kit also comes with a 128gb card which is convenient. GPS is spot-on with speedometer, and works almost instantaneously with vehicle movement. Got this on an Amazon special at $99, so well worth the money at the time.

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The Rove Dash Cam came nicely packaged, is easy to set up (excellent product manual), and has a user-friendly phone app. The system worked like a charm during the entire, nonstop, eleven hour drive; and it gave me peace of mind as I navigated the often treacherous Raleigh-Durham freeway with the inevitable pair of racing vehicles (100 + mph) that come out of nowhere and nearly clip the fronts of cars as they weave in and out of fast moving, heavy traffic. The high quality and compact front and rear dash cams will indubitably catch whatever is happening around the car. I appreciate the info on the front cam screen too (e.g. speed, direction) and the picture quality is amazing. Videos are high definition and can be easily locked. Highly recommend. A+ product.

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I did a lot of research, as this was my first dashcam purchase. I decided to purchase the ROVE dashcam, as it offered a wide variety of features, at a reasonable price. I set the camera up and was surprised how crisp and clear the video recordings are. The camera has worked perfectly since day one, but one of the accessories failed recently. I contacted ROVE Customer Service via email, asking if the accessory was covered under the manufacturer’s warranty. I was shocked to find that it was and the ROVE representative, Ervin promptly sent a replacement accessory via the postal service.There’s a lot of import dashcams on the market, but ROVE has US based Customer Service and ships parts from a US warehouse. My replacement accessory arrived in less than 7 days.This positive experience proves to me that there are still some companies that are willing to stand behind their products AND provide excellent customer service after the sale.Thanks ROVE!

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I have 3 of these cameras. One for each car and I just bought this one for my son’s car. They are very clear on the picture and with the app easily connects to my phone so I can save or upload videos online. Easy to mount and run the wires with just a little bit of knowledge or common sense. The GPS is pretty accurate and by that I mean the speed is a mph or 2 off from what Speedo says. Had mine in my truck now for a little over 2 years in the desert temps and it’s held up to the heat nicely.

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Rove Review: 1. Sorry for the long review, but this is what a review should be. Giving information about a product, so a customer can make an informed decision. 2. Came packaged very professionally, and with care in a sturdy box. All components were present. Arrived earlier than expected. 3. The camera unit has a little weight to it, indicating it is well made (in the USA), much better than another maker that’s in my SUV. This doesn’t have a battery, but is powered by the vehicle (while in use), and a Supercapacitator, when parked, availing it the ability to keep all saved data. My camera’s battery died 2 yrs ago requiring me to input my date/time every time I start the vehicle. 4. The various functions are easy to read and follow, with plenty of photos. They are all contained in a sturdily bound booklet that’s small enough to keep in the glove box for future reference. This shouldn’t be necessary since all the functions are accessible, via the IPhone, with quick descriptions of each function available right from the phone display. No more fiddling with tiny buttons on the camera, and contorting yourself to change settings. 5. Powered up right away. I decided on the 3 min segments of videos since they downloaded quicker, and I was able to send the video directly from my phone to another, via Text Messenger, which is important if the video needs to be sent to law enforcement, attorneys, insurance company’s, etc. Increased time segments results in larger bit space. 6. I didn’t experience the problems with video connecting and viewing from my phone others have reported in negative reviews in Amazon and especially the Apple Store App. I nearly didn’t purchase this, or any other WIFI connected camera because of these negative reviews. The whole point is to be able to access your videos when they’re needed without popping out the memory card or disconnecting the camera. JUST REMEMBER: you have to be in “Close Proximity” (within several feet) of the camera and the phone. It’s a transfer device, not a WIFI connection. When the Rove app shows up in the connectivity section of your phone, it reads in RED writing “Not Connected to the Internet”. This is normal and the camera will connect to your phone. You may also have to temporarily turn off your car’s Auto Connect function on Apple Play, as it will override the connection from the Rove App. 7. I had a lot of difficulty downloading the video app, Videolan, suggested by the manufacturer. I was never able to get it on my PC, hence the 3 min videos for ease of sharing. I was able to bring the video up on my 65” TV, via Airplay, and what a view!!! 8. DAYTIME: The video is discernible on the camera’s display, enough to see what has occurred, but when you connect it to a TV or PC with a larger screen, the display is incredibly sharp with very clear videos. The Rove icon (optional), Lat/Long, date/time, Vehicle tag number (optional), and Speed (optional) are clearly seen on the bottom of the video. Reminds me of reviewing my police car dash cam before I retired. 9. NIGHTTIME: ….the video is clear and displays basically everything you’re seeing with the front headlight beam projection. The rear video, for having no benefit of headlamps, is impeccable and displays a clear picture, gathering light sources that are available from vehicles, the roadside, etc. When the brake lights are applied, you can see the red reflection on the roadway markings. 10. Only qualm I have so far concerns the function of having the icons that display on the screen. When they are set to disappear after a selected amount of time, the display Speed also disappears. I like being able to view the speed on the camera and compare it to my speedometer speed. This is not a deal breaker, but I would hope they will consider changing that option. The icons are white and are not distracting. 11. Great function is the Voice Reminder that chimes in every minute telling you the camera is NOT Recording, just in case you inadvertently may have turned it off. It is just annoying enough to not be able to disregard it or not hear it. 12. There is an Emergency button on the camera with a Triangle symbol, similar to your car’s Emergency Flasher button, you can push to lock a video immediately, thereby preventing it from being deleted until you go into the file and manually deactivate the Hold/Lock. 13. Reviewing recorded data is easy on the phone. They are set in Front and Rear folders, the newest videos first, and, when uploaded to your phone, they are stored in your photos/videos folder just that way in Front and Rear separate folders, identified by the date/time. You have the ability to Delete selected videos, or delete All, or you can LOCK a video(s) so they don’t get accidentally deleted. 14. Comes with an included 128gb memory card which can hold a lot of videos, and this can be upgraded to as much as a TB card. I regularly delete the captured videos to keep the memory card clear, even though the videos self delete the oldest videos in a Loop feature, if you reach the card’s max data. 15. I turned off the Audio function as many may not appreciate my singing voice on every recording.;) 16. Set this up in my wife’s SUV (2023 Chevy Equinox). Suggest the front camera, either suction or permanent, be installed in the center of the windshield, just below the day/night sensor housing unit. The bracket hangs just low enough to allow a view of the display screen, just below the rear view mirror. The mirror blocks a view of the bracket itself, with NO view obstructions to the driver. If you put it on either side of that sensor housing, up near the windshield header, you’ll lose significant view to the upper left or right quarter of the front windshield which could be detrimental and block important information in a collision event. 17. The suction cup seems sturdy with a locking mechanism. So stable, when I needed to reposition it, I had to use the included trim tool to break the suction seal. 18. Plenty of wire to reach from the display, at the center of the windshield, to the cigarette lighter, with the front wire, and to the rear of the vehicle, via the rear wire. Remember to connect all wires to the camera before inserting the cigarette adaptor to Power Up. A trim tool is included in the box. Very handy. 19. This has been installed for about 2 weeks now, and I’ve ordered a second one for my vehicle to replace an older cheaper made camera that’s not IPhone connectable. 20. I didn’t use the Park Mode option, so I can’t speak to that. 21. I took my time for several months reviewing several cameras, and decided on Rove. They are Made In the USA, and HQ’d out of Mundelein, Ill (near Chicago), not CHINA (Great Big PLUS). Of all the ones I considered, all and all, Rove has the best reviews. It comes with an included MicroCard, another plus. Reasonably priced (added plus). Check out Rove’s site, you’ll probably find a Rebate!!! (Plus Plus). I had a small issue when I first installed with the download to my phone from the camera. I sent an email, and within an hour I had my answer. Did not initially activate Full Access to my photo library. Once I realized, with They are on the ball for customer satisfaction.(big plus)

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