4K Dash Cam Suitable for Lexus RX 2023-2026 & RX Hybrid 350 350h 450h 500h (Gen5/AL30), OEM Factory Look, UHD 2160P Video, Built-in WiFi & APP, Loop Recording, G-Sensor, Plug & Play, 64GB Card

I was ready to install a Viofo dash cam in my new RX450h+ until I read about the Fitcamx dash cam. I have used Viofo dash cams in multiple vehicles and I have been very pleased with the features and performance. This time, I wanted something easier to install and something that looked OEM but still had the quality and features. I considered the Toyota/Lexus OEM dash cam. I was put-off by the cost of the camera, specs that are not as good as some aftermarket dash cams and by my local Lexus dealership’s complete lack of knowledge about the product. The Toyota/Lexus dash cam is not unique to the RX and in my opinion, despite being OEM, it looks like an aftermarket add-on. The Fitcamx is a stealthy camera that looks more OEM than the OEM product. The Fitcamx dash cam kits are not generic. The dash cam kit that I installed is unique to the 2023-2024 RX. It has the quality and features comparable to the Viofo and other quality dash cams. The Fitcamx people were knowledgeable about their product and fast to respond to questions. Installation was incredibly simple. Video instructions are available on their website. All parts are included and other than the tool included in the kit to remove The RX trim, no other tools were needed. My time to install was maybe 45 minutes. There is no exposed wiring, no adhesive mounting and no fuse block to tap for power.

Fits my 2023 Lexus RX350h perfectly. I installed it myself within 40 min and it looks very nice and clean. Thanks!

Better than Lexus OEM camera.

I purchased the 4K front unit for my 2024 RX450h+, purely because I do not care for the suction cup or sticky pad on the windshield type of camera. Those units are far too much clutter on the glass. Installation is somewhat straight forward however, the video depicts installation in a Lexus NX model, rather than the RX edition. I may be old school but, I would much rather have a printed installation instruction sheet for my specific model than a video for a different model with some silly background music. The video is a little helpful but, it needs much improvement and far more detail. I did manage to get the camera installed and I do like the OE like appearance. The video quality appears to be pretty good, as well. I plan on obtaining a 2024 Lexus NX in the near future so, the video should be better for that one. I will most likely purchase a second unit after delivery of that vehicle.

Support Review: Support was very responsive. Showed me which pins to test with my multimeter and quickly confirmed the harness was dead. Had trouble ordering a new one but after a few emails and $30 later, they shipped me a replacement harness. New harness has noticeably thinner gauge wires. Hopefully it lasts longer than the original one. Replacement cable shipped from Pleasanton CA, thankfully not overseas. —- Updated Review: Took the memory card out of the camera today to grab footage and realized the last video it recorded was back in July 24, 2024. So from install to when the camera failed, didn't make it 15 months, but was outside the one-year warranty period. Tried pressing the power button to manually power on the camera, no luck. Digital mirror that feeds it power is working fine. Unclear if the harness or camera is the issue. Just reached out to the manufacturer for next steps. Purchased another one back in December for my sibling's car but haven't had a chance to install it yet. Wondering if I should still move forward with it or go with another brand. --- Original Review: I have a Vantrue installed in my other car and initially went with the same model for the RX. However, due to the smaller windshield on the RX, I found the camera way more distracting in the RX vs our VW Atlas. Packaging was great. Video tutorial was good enough but missing crucial steps. Some items to consider: 1) Video was for NX install, RX has different trim pieces. Note the photos of the smaller trim piece and where the connection points are. You'll want to apply pressure to pop those connection points to take that off first. 2) To slide the larger cover off takes quite a bit of force. Also helpful again to see where the connection points are on the photos or existing piece. Steady but forceful. 3) You'll want to remove the zip tie and some electrical tape to unbundle some of the wires. This will make it a lot easier to stuff the new dongle in place and have everything fit within the new cover piece. 4) The smaller piece you snap on to finish the install will need the center portion popped off. I think this is for just the digital rearview mirrors. Unsure. So don't pop it off until your test fit fails. Physical finished product looks good enough and the camera is out of the way. Mobile app is okay. It's flaky and the video feed gets corrupted often on the app. Assume the video is recording fine on the SD card. Note though that the video on the mobile app looks a bit stretched horizontally. Original Title: Easy & clean install, decent enough quality and pricing to go with this vs the Vantrue N4

My new Fitcamx works great! No exposed wires, complicated connections, splicing wires or need for other power source. I would recommend it to a friend. Take your time removing and replacing covers.

Not too hard to install Integrated into car nicely

Installed easy on my 2024 Lexus RX350. Works great!