The Rexing M2 is a smart mirror-style dash cam that replaces a vehicle's rearview mirror with a 12-inch IPS touchscreen, recording in Full HD 1080p from both front and rear cameras. Rexing markets it toward drivers, pickup truck owners, and taxi/rideshare operators who want an all-in-one recording and safety-assist device.
According to Rexing's product listing, the M2 includes:
A 12" IPS touch display with streaming rear-view and auto back-up camera functionality, an F1.6 aperture 7-element glass lens, built-in ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System) and Blind Spot Detection (BSD) that alerts drivers to vehicles in adjacent lanes or approaching traffic while reversing, a built-in GPS logger, G-sensor for impact detection, and multiple parking modes including auto event detection, time lapse, and low power mode. The unit supports microSD cards up to 256GB (sold separately) and ships with a rear camera, in-car power cable, GPS logger, and installation kit.
The product listing shows 416 reviews, though the individual review breakdown and comments were not visible on the scanned page, so specific customer sentiment beyond the aggregate count can't be independently verified here.
At the time of this review, the Rexing M2 was listed at a sale price with a meaningful discount off its regular price on the brand's site — worth checking the live listing for the current promotion before buying.
For drivers who want dash cam recording combined with driver-assist alerts in a single mirror-replacement unit, the Rexing M2's BSD/ADAS features and large touchscreen stand out as differentiators versus a basic dash cam. As with any ADAS-branded feature, it should be treated as a supplementary aid rather than a replacement for attentive driving.
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