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2019 Stinger Dash Cam Install: Front and Rear APEMAN 1440p Setup

Introduction

Owners of the 2019 Kia Stinger who want to record both the road ahead and the traffic behind them may be weighing a front and rear dash cam system. The YouTube video "2019 Stinger dashcam install," posted by the channel el.chepito, walks through that exact setup using the APEMAN FHD 1440p dash cam. With more than 13,500 views, it offers a practical look at the installation process for drivers considering a similar upgrade. Because the video is a hands-on guide rather than a formal test, it is most useful for seeing how the system goes into a real vehicle.

Key Features & Performance

The video centers on a two-camera system: one unit facing forward and one facing the rear. Covering both directions is useful for documenting incidents such as rear-end collisions, which a front-only camera would miss.

The main specification mentioned in the video's description is 1440p resolution. Compared with standard 1080p, 1440p generally captures finer detail, which can make license plates and road signs easier to read in recorded footage.

Other features, such as night vision, parking mode, loop recording, or impact detection, are not described in the information available for this article. Viewers interested in those capabilities should check whether the video covers them, since the reviewer's assessment of performance cannot be confirmed from the description alone.

Installation & Usability

The video is presented as a step-by-step DIY installation guide. Its description does not state how difficult the process was, but front and rear dash cam setups generally involve more work