I’ve been using Dual Camera Sides for a few weeks now, mostly for recording guitar tutorials where I need to show both my hands and my face at the same time. The split-screen layout is clean and adjustable—you can choose between side-by-side or picture-in-picture mode, which is great for emphasizing one angle. The video quality holds up pretty well, though I did notice a slight drop in resolution when using both cameras on my older phone. Still, it’s way more convenient than editing two separate clips together later. One thing I really appreciate is how simple the interface is. There’s no clutter—just a big record button and easy toggle switches for the cameras. It also saves both videos as a single file, which saves time when uploading or sharing. I did run into a small glitch where the audio syncing was off by half a second in one recording, but it hasn’t happened again after the last update. If you’re into content creation or just want to document moments from two angles without fuss, this is a solid pick. It’s not going to replace professional editing software, but for quick, dual-perspective videos, it does the job well.