70mai car camera A510 front and rear 3K

499

Out of Stock

Product description

Car dash camera from Xiaomi A510 front and rear 3 features: Contains Sony STARVIS 2 IMX675 sensor The car dash camera 70mai A510 is equipped with the advanced Sony STARVIS 2 IMX675 sensor, providing excellent night vision capabilities and a high dynamic range (HDR). The dual-channel HDR technology elevates image quality to a new level with 1944 pixels resolution. It features clear images thanks to specialized image enhancement algorithms from 70mai, including MaiColor Vivid+ solutions and 70mai Night Owl Vision, along with a frame rate of 60 frames per second, offering exceptional dynamics, leading in video recording performance. Built-in GPS The device includes an integrated GPS unit to record trip details such as speed, time, and precise coordinates. Front and rear recording Thanks to the dual-channel configuration for front and rear with HDR technology, enhanced by the MaiColor Vivid+ solution, it captures details perfectly, even in challenging lighting conditions like nighttime driving or sudden tunnel crossings. Contains advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) The advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) provides real-time safety alerts, from lane departure warnings to front collision warnings and start/stop alerts, making driving safer. Parking mode 24/7 monitoring The parking mode provides 24/7 monitoring, with shock detection and efficient memory usage through time-lapse recording. You can also flexibly set the supervision duration to ensure optimal protection for your car battery. Compatible with Type C fuse cable for purchase: Click here Specifications: Front camera: Video resolution: 1944p (2.5K) Field of view: 140 degrees Rear camera: Video resolution: 1080p Full HD Field of view: 130 degrees ADAS system: available Storage: supports MicroSD cards up to 128GB Connectivity: Wi-Fi, 70mai mobile app Operating system: compatible with Android and iOS Voice control: available Parking function: available Built-in battery: allows short recordings in emergency mode