ORSKEY S900 dash cam review

Overview

The ORSKEY S900 is a budget front-and-rear dash cam for drivers who want continuous recording without relying on a phone app. It pairs a 3-inch screen with a 32GB microSD card in the box, so owners can review footage directly on the device and get started without buying a card separately. The listing describes 1080p recording for both cameras and a 170° field of view. It does not offer the 4K detail or wireless footage access some buyers may want.

It ranks #7 in our list of the top 10 best-selling dash cams on Amazon UK, with a score of 8/10 and our Best simple dual-camera option award. The GKU D600 at #1 is our more capable overall choice, while the budget iZEEKER GD100 at #4 is another alternative to compare. The S900 makes most sense if two-camera coverage and a straightforward, screen-based setup matter more than advanced connectivity.

Features and specification

The S900 records front and rear footage at 1080p, according to the supplied listing, and has a 3-inch LCD display for menus and playback. Its 170° lens is intended to cover a broad view of the road. That wide angle can help capture surrounding traffic, though it is not a substitute for higher resolution when trying to make out fine details at a distance. The supplied 32GB card is also the stated maximum supported capacity, so storage flexibility is limited compared with cameras that accept larger cards.

Useful basics include loop recording, which overwrites older footage when storage fills, and a G-sensor that can protect clips when an impact is detected. The listing also includes a parking monitor and motion detection; check the power and installation requirements before depending on parking recording. A 12-month warranty is stated in the listing. There is no listed Wi-Fi footage transfer, so retrieving clips means using the screen or removing the card rather than browsing recordings through a wireless app.

What owners say

Owner feedback commonly praises the value of getting front and rear cameras together, with the included card adding to the ready-to-use appeal. Buyers also describe installation and everyday controls as manageable, and several say the picture is clear enough for routine recording. Some appreciate the compact camera and the reassurance of having footage from both ends of the car.

There are qualifications. Some owners find the rear image only adequate, and others say the overall picture is good for the cost rather than exceptional, particularly in low light. Cable routing can be fiddly, instructions and menus may take a little getting used to, and one owner reports the mount coming loose. These accounts suggest a practical budget setup, not consistently polished image quality or hardware.

Who should buy it

Consider the ORSKEY S900 if you want an affordable two-camera dash cam, a built-in screen and simple recording without app connectivity. It may suit drivers who value basic road coverage and are comfortable managing clips on a memory card. The included card and loop recording reduce setup friction, while the G-sensor adds a useful way to preserve incident footage.

Skip it if you want 4K detail, wireless access to recordings, more storage headroom or a particularly tidy installation. It is also worth comparing alternatives if clear rear footage in challenging light is a priority. Overall, the S900 is a sensible straightforward option for budget-conscious motorists, provided its 1080p performance and 32GB storage ceiling fit your expectations.