VIOFO T130 3 Channel Dash Cam Uber, Built in WiFi and GPS, 1440P+1080P+1080P Three Way Triple Car Dash Camera, IR Night Vision, Supercapacitor, G-Sensor, 24 Hour Parking Mode, Support 256GB Max

For over a year of usage with the VIOFO T130 3-Channel Dash Cam, I’ve realized it’s more than just a gadget—it’s my driving buddy. Here’s how its standout features have made my life on the road so much easier:The triple channel recording (1440P front + 1080P interior + 1080P rear) gives me complete coverage, and I’ve already seen it in action. On one drive, it caught a car cutting me off from the front, my kids laughing in the backseat, and a tailgater in full glory. The wide viewing angles (140° front, 165° inside and rear) mean nothing escapes its gaze, which is comforting during rideshare gigs.The Sony IMX335 Starvis sensors and 4 IR LEDs have turned night into day. Driving on dark, rural roads is no longer stressful because the WDR technology ensures everything is crystal clear, inside and out.Setting up the camera was a breeze, thanks to the voice notifications that talk you through every step, from turning audio on to activating parking mode. Speaking of parking mode, the Auto Event Detection saved the day when someone dinged my car in a parking lot. The dash cam captured their license plate, making the insurance process so much easier.The built-in Wi-Fi is a lifesaver. I could quickly transfer a funny clip of my kids goofing off to my phone via the VIOFO app and share it with family. The GPS logger is another great feature, showing me exactly where I was and how fast I was going during certain events.Finally, the loop recording and emergency lock mean I never have to worry about running out of space or losing crucial footage during an incident. I paired it with a 128GB VIOFO high-endurance microSD card for maximum reliability, and it’s worked flawlessly.This dash cam isn’t just a piece of tech—it’s peace of mind. Whether I’m capturing beautiful road trip moments or protecting myself from unexpected incidents, the VIOFO T130 delivers. Highly recommend for any driver!

The idea is nice the form factor is nice but if your car gets hot it will shut down so you won't be able to use it with a external battery for 360° protection when in a parking lot for a long amount of time especially in sunny Florida. Winter time was fine but now that it's starting to get hot if I leave it in the window it will be overheated and off by the time I'm out of the office.Also I'm pretty sure the heat has broken the mechanism that holds the card inside of it because my extremely expensive SD card shot out of it and went somewhere up into the dashboard never to be seen again.When I tried to replace it with another SD card befuddled of how it might have come out that's when I discovered that the new SD card will not sit. it makes an audible click noise when I fully push the SD card in but it will pop right out every time because the locking mechanism must have broke from a hot florida today.Right now I'm kind of making it work by taking a small thin piece of plastic and wedging it in between the inside of the opening of the device and the SD card which holds the SD card in place with a little plastic tab sticking out from the wedge.The app works, download speeds via Wi-Fi are going to be extremely slow if you make your videos long durations so I would suggest shortening them to only about 3 minutes videos before it clips it and makes another video that way you're not sitting there for 20 minutes trying to download a 10-minute video.Clarity and shutter speed is exactly what you would expect being that a large majority of all these camera companies are using the same exact sensors and different brand cameras so that is what it is.

Overall I would recommend this dashcam.After using a Viofo A119 for the past 5+ years, which was very reliable and good quality video/audio, I had high expectations.First - the tilt of all the cameras is not enough. The angles of my front and rear windshield seem to be extreme enough (2011 RX350) that I'm at the max rotational limits of the cameras to get the best POV. Still more sky in the shot than I would prefer for the front camera, but the FOV is good that I still capture what's directly in front of the car - I just worry about the picture being blown out to Sun / Lights.The interior camera was much higher quality than I expected, so I've lowered that to the lowest setting. With all cameras at max quality, the math of the provided bit-rate spec would suggest there's not an SD card fast enough available that would support all cameras at max quality and bit rate, so some compromise has to be made. I like the less wires to have the front and interior cameras in the same housing, but due to my placement that I prefer for front dash cam, and the design of the inside of my car, I would like the separate cameras after all.The timestamp is about the same as my previous A119 with additional room for extra text, which I don't use, but it is nice. Each video file (1 file for each respective camera, sync'd)The wifi hotspot functionality is a little finicky. Sometimes I turn it on, make my configuration, and turn it off, and I have troubles starting recording again, even sometimes it'll say it's recording, but upon review later, it did not record. A simple fix seems to be to restart the camera afterwards.I'm using their hardwire kit, and have a second battery in my car for other accessories that I use to provide parking power. So far parking mode seems to be ok, but I don't have enough experience with it yet. Settings seem to be a bit vague to configure active record vs parking mode. I'd like a little more control over it.In general, I would recommend this dashcam, I'm happy with the quality, and have been easily able to read plates. It's a good balance between the lower end, and really high end and find this to be the sweet spot, especially when it's on sale. I purchased for just under $200.