--3.16-inch high-definition IPS screen: This screen adopts high-quality materials and advanced IPS technology.
--And the high color saturation makes the screen display clearer.
--Super night vision and wide dynamic technology.
--You can get a clearer picture at night due to the super large aperture and wide dynamic range (WDR).
--License plates are easily visible even in the dark. The safety of driving at night will be greatly improved.
.Feature:
1. HD images: Combining 1080P full HD and 12MP resolution, this dash cam enables you to file an insurance claim to avoid disputes. The large screen displays real-time images to help you see every detail and greatly improve driving safety.
2. Wide-angle lens: 170° wide-angle lens allows you to see more details. For example, you will be able to see 4 lanes. The more you see, the safer you are. The rear camera with 120° viewing angle can record well and give you evidence even if you rear-end from behind.
3. G-sensor: Built-in G-sensor, when your car collides or brakes suddenly, the dash cam can automatically record a short video and lock the video file to provide you with strong evidence.
4. Loop recording: automatically delete the oldest file and keep recording. No need to worry about memory being full.
5. Motion detection and parking monitoring: The car DVR will automatically record and lock a short video (in standby mode) when any motion is detected. Protect your car day and night.
Description:
Product Name: Driving Recorder
Type: Car DVR
Color: Black
LCD screen size: 3.16" IPS screen
Video Resolution: 1080P Full HD
Photo Resolution: 12MP
Front camera viewing angle: 170°
Rear camera viewing angle: 120°
Gravity sensor lock: support
Working temperature: -20°C～70°C
Packing list:
1 x car hard disk video recorder
1 x car charger
1 x user manual
1 x rear camera
Note:
1. Due to manual measurement, please allow 1-3cm error. Make sure you don't mind before bidding.
2. Due to the difference of different monitors, the picture may not reflect the actual color of the product. Thanks.
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