Fitcamx 4K Dash Cam Adapts for Audi 2019-2026 A4 A6 Allroad A3 A5 Q5 S4 S6 Q7 A8 Q8 S8 TT A7 S5 Q3 e-tron (Model A), OEM Look, Loop Recording, 2160P UHD Video, WiFi & APP, Parking Mode, 64GB Card

I was skeptical after reading reviews. I did not think that it was going to work but figured for $170 it was worth a try. I'm so glad I purchased this. It was tough installing and getting the trim to fit BUT it does fit and it looks great. The set up was easy, app is great, video quality is excellent. The instructions were very clear on what wire goes where. I knew which wire it was. I would definitely recommend and I'm happy I bought this. I did upgrade the micro sd card to 256 GB. It comes with 64GB.

Installation was pretty tough as others have said but installed it successfully and it’s been great since! Records continuously and just rewrites over the oldest data so it just keeps recording. And it seriously looks like OEM equipment which is exactly what I wanted- doesn’t really stand out like other dash cams.

I have a 2019 Audi S5 convertible…and have been trying to find a dash cam that would be secure even with the top down. I came across this one and thought it was genius and since Audi doesn’t make one for the S5, I bought this one. Whomever claims this is a quick 30 min install is crazy! I spent an hour and couldn’t get two of the plastic pieces off. My neighbor tried and couldn’t either. I brought my car to the dealership and asked if they would do it as I was afraid I’d break something. They had to take the mirror off to get the plastic pieces off in order to install the camera. In the process of tucking the wires in and getting everything back in place they cracked my windshield. They said the wires created a bit too much pressure in a certain spot. They replaced the windshield and installed the camera but they placed the wires in a different spot than suggested in the installation video. The camera’s quality is excellent and I love how seamless it looks, but that install is just terrible.

Installed in my wife's Q5 - as others have noted the install is frustrating, but actually not quite as bad as I feared. Anyway, got it installed, got the app, powered right on, found the wifi signal with my iphone, and it connected right up. Good picture, app had good features. I changed the wifi name and password, and then called my wife out all excited to show her that it was working. She too got the app, found the wi-fi signal (with the new wifi name), connected right up, and as she was looking at the images, it disconnected. No wifi signal, no power light on the bottom, resetting does nothing. I think it died (or it blew a circuit breaker but then everything else near the rear view mirror/rain sensor/surround cam still works). I'm completely dumbfounded. It lasted for 10 minutes. I've seen bad products but this takes the cake. Even if it was faulty and the company responds (which I don't expect), the thought of trying to uninstall it and then reinstall it with the impossible to disconnect wiring harness, is a nonstarter. I guess I just drive around with a dead, $169 dash cam in the car. A really, really unbelievable piece of garbage.

I bought the Fitcamx 4K Dash Cam specifically for my Audi RS Q8 because I wanted something clean and factory-looking instead of a bulky windshield-mounted camera. This was exactly what I was hoping for. Installation was surprisingly simple. It fit perfectly into the existing housing near the mirror and looked completely OEM once installed. No messy wires hanging down and no complicated routing, which is a huge plus on a vehicle like the RS Q8 where you don’t want to ruin the interior aesthetic. Video quality is excellent in both day and night driving. The 4K footage is clear, license plates are readable, and the app connection works smoothly for reviewing clips. It powers on automatically with the car and has been very reliable with no glitches or connection issues so far. What I like most is that it blends in so well you almost forget it’s there, while still giving you the protection of a high-quality dash cam. If you drive an Audi (especially RS models) and want a clean, factory-style solution that installs easily and works consistently, this is a fantastic choice

The picture quality is pretty good. You can read license plates but the plate at night will be washed out with direct reflection. Footage is stored in one minute, time coded clips so retrieval is easy. Installation was not too difficult but you should be familiar with removing plastic trim. The plug they want you to tap is hidden behind a larger eight pin plug - the video instruction is not clear on this point. The app is glitchy and you have to disable your cell data while using the bluetooth sync. It is easier to just remove the micro SD card and plug it into your computer. The LED power and camera-on lights are recessed into the body pointing down so you can't see them directly. You have to hold something like your cell phone screen underneath to see the light reflection. It operates sufficiently and does blend into the trim. It's not a an "add-on" module stuck to the inside of the windshield. If you do need the information on the card, remove it as soon as possible so that it is not overwritten. If you need to hide the information on the card, it is small enough to swallow ;}

I installed this in my 2024 Q8 etron. it is excellent and it truly looks factory. Install is not as bad as some people have reviewed. I'm pretty experienced with car installs and removing trim etc. If you have experience or are mechanically inclined it's pretty simple. If you're not, it's going to be difficult. Install took me about an hour. Disassembly is easy. I went from back to front. Large part just pops off. Go for the seam on the middle two parts and it will separate easily. Last part (one that gets replaced) should be spread apart at the top (two spudgers work well on either side) and then pull it straight down towards dash. Assembly is pretty straightforward. Cable from camera gets in the way so there is some fiddling around to be done. Camera part inserts straight up. If you don't get a positive click cable is in the way. Neoprene gasket on top should contact windshield. Center trim piece is trickiest here and I found if the cable goes behind clips towards windshield it is the easiest. Parts interface well and excessive force should not be required. If you feel yourself really having to force things together something is off - likely the cable in the way. Just fiddle it around and you'll eventually get it. Final large trim piece is simple. I would test camera before fully assembling. Pairing with wifi also reasonably easy if you are familiar with the process in general. Here's the rub. If your car uses wireless CarPlay etc it's going to try to kick you off the camera's wifi every 30 seconds or so. You need to select the Audi MMI wifi in the settings (iPhone) and deselect auto connect. This will allow you to check camera and configure it correctly - you can reselect auto connect when you are done. You're going to need to do this whenever you access camera via wifi. This means that wireless CarPlay and this camera don't really play nice together. If you anticipate viewing the dash cam on your phone while driving around you are going to need to stay disconnected from cars wifi services. You could do this by using wired CarPlay I guess but who wants to do that? I will just use it as a discrete camera and pull the card if there is ever a need to retain footage. Image is good and it looks great - truly almost factory. You can see a little bit poking beneath mirror from drivers perspective but not bad at all. Overall the best option for a factory look dash cam for your Audi.

Vehicle : 2025 Audi A6 Allroad. Installation: Not the easiest of installs, no fault of the product. Patience is key, as is getting yourself a decent set of soft pry tools. The final piece to remove was impossible, this is the piece that is replaced by the camera. The video shows it simply sliding down, this was not the case for me. I searched around and found another installation video where the mirror is removed by twisting it off, this was the solution for me. Once the mirror was off I had a bit more space to tilt the piece forward and then down. Putting everything back together took a few attempts, take your time routing the cables. Everything will snap together tight and clean if the cables are in the right spot. If you have gaps, don't try to force it, remove, re-route cables and then try snapping the pieces together until it's perfect - I had an extra set of hands helping me during this stage. It's primarily the middle trim piece that was difficult, i routed the cable in toward the middle, between the two snaps. The final trim piece gave me a bit of trouble until I realized one of the snaps had been slightly bent during removal, after straightening it out it clicked in easily. Total install took me a couple of hours, mainly because I forced myself to walk away, clear my head and re-group. Configuration: If you're having trouble connecting to the camera, make sure you disconnect from CarPlay. In my setup, this meant turning off bluetooth and re-enabling WiFi on my iPhone. Misc: I purchased an additional 256gb Extreme SD card and the polarized lens. The lens makes a huge difference in clarity, especially at night and in bright sunlight - the reflection of the dash in the windshield completely disappears.