Feature: 1. Resolution up to 1080P (1920*1080) 30fps. 2. Bulit-in driving safe mode (LDWS & FCWS). 3. Bulit-in G sensor to lock files automatically. 4. Bulit-in parking mode. 5. Lens 360 degrees adjustable. 6. No gap between file clips. 7. 120 degrees diagonal view angle for the camera. 8. Built in 2.4" TFT LCD monitor for real time playback. 9. Support up to Class 10 32G SD/SDHC card.  ////Wide angle rearview mirror//// Material: Fire retardant PC+ABS, glass Operating voltage: 12V Visible area: 300mm Storage temperature : -30°C~+80°C Operating temperature : -10°C~+60°C Weight: 320g Dimension: 315mm * 85mm * 21mm/ 12.4 * 3.35 * 0.83 inches (exclude clamp and lens)  ////DVR module//// Image sensor: 5.0 Mega pixels 1/3" CMOS sensor View angle: 120 ° Power consumption : 0.2A LCD monitor : 2.4" (480*234) File format: MOV Lens image resolution: 1080FHD 1920 x 1080(30fps), 720p 1280x720(30fps), 720p 1280x720(60fps) Storage media: Up to Class 10 32GB SD/SDHC card Battery: Built in rechargeable Li-ion battery (3.7V, 500mAh)  ////DSC module//// File format: JPEG Pixels: 2.0 Mega pixels
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1080p? You sure?
I'm into cam gadgets and regularly use a Drift Ghost helmet cam and sell them so know what I'm talking about. This mirror was purchased (along with another for my lady) to replace the basic £40 campark bullet dash cam I was using. I love the larger tinted mirror, the image is true and covers more area than my standard vw transporter t5 mirror. The internal screen for setup is impressive but here comes my problem... This is not a cheap cam as I regularly see others similar for £40 on eBay. I bought this as the price would suggest it'll be a superior image to these other cams but my campark cheapo has a better picture quality than this. I've cleaned my screen to within an inch of it's life and still the video quality can only be described as average at best. . It'll do the job but if I had to do it again I'd probably take the chance and buy a cheaper one.
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