[Alpine 10-inch Digital Mirror with Drive Recorder｜Rear In-Cabin Camera Model Easier to Install Naturally on Toyota Vehicles]

The Alpine 10-inch digital mirror with a built-in drive recorder is a convenient item that supports your rearward field of view—something that can be difficult to see with the factory mirror—using camera footage.
Whether you’re carrying luggage, a passenger is seated in the back seat, or it’s nighttime or raining—when it’s hard to check with a standard room mirror alone, it’s a major advantage that you can more easily grasp what’s happening behind you.

Since this model uses a rear camera for inside the cabin, it’s a configuration that’s easier to choose for those who don’t want to add a large camera to the exterior and for those who want it finished in the most natural look possible. In addition, because it includes a Toyota-specific mounting bracket, if you have a compatible Toyota vehicle, you can aim for an installation that reduces that “aftermarket look.”

Add Everyday Peace of Mind with a Digital Mirror + Drive Recorder

A digital mirror isn’t just a product that displays a screen.
How easy rear confirmation is, how the video looks, the position of the mirror unit, the camera angle, and how the wiring is routed/handled—all of these significantly affect real-world usability.

Especially for cars you drive every day,
“easy to see but with minimal awkwardness,”
“wiring that doesn’t stand out,”
“cleanly installed with a factory-like look”—
these points make a difference in satisfaction after installation.

Because it also includes a drive recorder function, it’s reassuring as well for recording in the unlikely event of an incident. Of course, having a recording function doesn’t mean it covers everything, but it’s a well-matched product for anyone who wants to add one more piece of peace of mind to everyday driving.

At LOGON, We Prioritize How It Looks and How It Finishes—Matched to Your Vehicle

Even with the same digital mirror, the way it looks and the impression after installation can vary depending on the vehicle model, the angle of the glass, the darkness of the rear glass, and the interior shape.
At LOGON, we don’t just install it—we perform the work while confirming, in line with the actual vehicle, details such as the camera position, how the wiring is handled, and how neatly everything fits around the mirror.

In particular, the in-cabin rear camera produces video through the rear glass, unlike a camera mounted outside the vehicle. Since the look may also change depending on the film darkness and glass shape, this is an area we want to judge while looking at the actual car. We won’t force a “it’s fine as long as it mounts” approach—we’ll think together about a setup that you can use every day with minimal sense of mismatch.

If you’re considering a digital mirror or drive recorder for a Toyota vehicle, if you’re slightly dissatisfied with how a factory mirror shows things, or if you want to combine rear confirmation and recording functions in a smart, streamlined way, this is an item that’s easy to include in your shortlist.

Depending on your vehicle’s specifications and how you use it, the recommended installation method may differ. If you have questions or are interested, please contact us with your vehicle model, year, and current equipment. We’ll guide you while checking the balance between appearance and ease of use, tailored to your actual car.