Rove R2-4K PRO ドライブレコーダー 4K UHD 2160P 30fps GPS内蔵 5.8GHz WiFi

I am pleased with using it for two days now. I'm impressed that it could handle temperatures exceeding well over 50 degrees Celsius with no visible strain on the dash cam itself; it was just hot to the touch. I loved the built-in dash cam settings; there's so much to customize. The app has room for improvement (e.g., it keeps recording every time I open it, which is slightly annoying). Video looping is excellent, and the downloading of files is acceptable (scales with video size). Overall, this was money well spent.

I need to get my boyfriend one. I absolutely love mine. Super simple to use. If you want a loop locked, you hit the triangle button and it verbally says recording locked. I have the wifi set to automatically set up to my phone (vice versa) so that I can easily login to the app and review the footage. It's crystal clear. No issues. The buttons dont freeze or lag. The suction cup is okay. I find with cold temperatures, the suction cup will fall off. But that can always be fixed. Absolutely love it and recommend it to anyone. My previous dash cam was not reliable at all. The buttons would not work... I feel at ease.

La ROVE R2-4K PRO es excelente, la calidad de las imágenes que recopila es sin igual, su ángulo de visión 150°, Sensor-G, GPS, Conexión WIFI, Parking Mode y su Ultra-HD 4K, son sólo algunas de sus cualidades que la hacen superior a muchas otras Dashcams del mercado a un muy buen precio.

This is my first dashcam. I had been looking at these Rove ones for a while and waiting for a big sale before buying it. I got the pro edition today and wow!! I knew it would be good, but it’s really is good. Comes in lovely packaging, the user interface is really slick and well thought out. You can connect to it all from your phone and manage all the videos and settings and everything. The whole thing is really slick and well thought out. Not like a lot of the garbage these days where you get a half decent product and then some terrible interface to manage it and some crusty old app that doesn’t work. And the video. Oh boy. I just took it out for a spin at nighttime and it is crystal clear. I mean REALLY good. And, I’ve only got it set to 2k rather than 4K. At this point I don’t see why I need 4K (haha). I decided to fork out and pay for the Rove brand memory card too. I’ve never (ever) bought a premium card for any device before but the manufacturer really seemed adamant that it’s worth the extra few bucks. I’m really happy. This is a great product and really well made. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a dashcam.

Here’s the bottom line: Don’t waste your time evaluating all of the alternatives. The best reasonably-priced CarCam that I found, after an early hint from Car & Driver, is unquestionably the Rove R2-4K Pro, released to the market this year. It’s simply an amazing little package made here in the US. You’ll love it. The device arrived in short order, nicely boxed, with all of the cables, mounts, etc., intact. I bought the camera plus a Rove 256GB microSD card (although a 128GB one would have sufficed) and the circular polarizing filter, which both protects the camera lens and easily allows you to eliminate annoying reflections off the top of your vehicle’s dashboard. I recommend it. I installed the camera in a late-model Subaru Outback Touring XT using the suction mount, to the right of the mirror. See the photos. This is the safest position since the driver normally sees only the bottom of the device, not the screen. Using the shorter USB-C to USB-A cable supplied, the camera plugs into the Outback’s Infotainment system at the bottom of the car’s large touch screen. Alternatively, it could be plugged into the Rove power head in the glove box. One hanging cable is less of an issue than trying to squish 12 feet of cable into crevices. The user manual supplied with the camera and available as a PDF is extraordinary – complete, proper Engish, pictures, hints, etc. It’s far better than the documentation I’ve received when spending many, many thousands of dollars for top-end equipment from Dell, Canon, Logitech, Samsung, and Sony. Thanks to Rove for an investment that makes the CarCam a breeze to initialize, install, and effectively use. For me, the camera has all of the features that I need. Control manipulation is good. No touchscreen, thankfully. The five buttons work perfectly for navigation. Its optics are very good, and the 4K images viewed on a large high-resolution monitor are excellent. Setting up the camera is a breeze and can be done outside the vehicle by plugging it into any USB-A power head. The camera will help you. Mounting and adjusting it is simple; use the suction cup. The camera is easily removed from the mount so that you can secure it or bring it inside to dump videos. To do that is easy, just use any USB-C to USB-A (or C) cable to plug into a computer, like my Dell XPS Windows 11 machine. When you do this, the computer’s file management system simply treats the camera as a normal external storage device, allowing you to copy, cut, and paste videos as you wish. I could go on, but suffice it to say that I’m happy to see an American company produce such a fine gadget, even though a CarCam is new for me and I’ve not yet explored all of its capabilities, like WiFi. Good job, Rove. Readers, stop looking around at all the marketing fluff and just order one. It’s a really good deal. My evaluation credentials: MS and PhD in engineering and computer science, faculty at a well-known tech university (AI), SVP of a global IT company, post-retirement deputy sheriff motor officer, traffic safety author, and speaker.