Hidden driving recorder

Description

A hidden driving recorder, often referred to as a dash cam, is a compact camera mounted in a vehicle to record video footage while driving. These devices can help in various situations, such as documenting accidents, providing evidence in disputes, and even capturing scenic drives.

Key Features:

1. Discreet Design: Many models are designed to be unobtrusive, blending in with the vehicle’s interior.
2. Loop Recording: Automatically overwrites old footage when storage is full, ensuring continuous recording.
3. G-Sensor: Detects sudden movements (like hard braking or collisions) and locks footage to prevent overwriting.
4. GPS Tracking: Some models can log your location and speed.
5. Night Vision: Enhanced recording capabilities in low-light conditions.
6. Wi-Fi Connectivity: Allows for easy transfer of footage to smartphones or computers.

Considerations:

• Storage Capacity: Look for models with sufficient memory or expandable storage options.
• Video Quality: Higher resolution cameras (1080p or higher) provide clearer footage.
• Mounting Options: Suction mounts or adhesive mounts should be sturdy and reliable.
• Legal Regulations: Be aware of local laws regarding recording in public spaces and privacy considerations.

Lens sensor: Sony Sony

323 display: no screen

Lens: 6 slides 17mm

Angle: 170 degrees

Menu language: multi-country plus video

Resolution: 1920*1080P

Video frame rate: 30FPS

File format: MOV

Gravity sensing: Yes

Parking monitoring: Yes

Mobile monitoring: yes

WIFI function: Yes

Super night vision: Yes

Loop video: Yes

Memory card: external TF card