mirror dash cam mount

Typical modes include auto-dimming, a mirror (standard reflective) view, a display mode that shows the digital camera feed, and a backup camera mode that automatically displays the rear view when reversing.

When the vehicle is put into reverse, the mirror dash-cam will typically switch to show the backup camera feed automatically. Depending on the model, the unit may stream the rear camera view immediately when reversing and some units can present that feed alongside or in place of the mirror image.

Common features include dual-channel front/rear recording, high video resolution, enhanced night vision, built-in Wi‑Fi and GPS, loop recording, an auto backup/parking camera mode, and motion/impact-triggered parking/collision detection.

Some listings state "Battery: No Battery Used," while others specify "Battery: 1 non-universal lithium ion" as required or included in the product details.

Mounting options include dedicated mounts designed for specific vehicle makes or van types, extension adapters to change mirror neck length, and clip-on dash cams that attach over the existing rearview mirror for easy installation.

Typical protections include a parking mode that hibernates while parked and wakes on motion or impact to record a short clip (often ~30 seconds), collision detection that saves impacted files to a protected folder, and loop recording that overwrites the oldest files as storage fills.