BluramsV20 Smart Mirror Dash Camera
R999
About
This Blurams Smart Mirror Dash Camera has an innovative and smooth rear view angle switch between driving and parking. You can easily see all vehicles or obstacles around you while real-time driving.
Product Features
- 7inch IPS Touch Panel: 1080P high-definition large display provides a super-wide visual angle, which makes it clearer to view the real-time traffic condition without delays. Helps display the picture taken by the camera. The touch panel allows you to do the operations by simply swiping your fingers. Friendly for the first-time user.
- Wide Viewing Angle: 5 inch IPS HD touch screen, clear for viewing real-time traffic condition without delay.
- Front Rear Dual Camera: Record everything around the vehicle, adapted for driving recording and reversing, 1080P HD camera and WDR mode provide reliable support for video clarity even in low light.
- Parking Mode & Triaxle G-sensor: Guard your vehicle 24/7.
- Enhanced Night Vision: Guarantees a clear view during night time.
- Easy to install & Use: Setup with a few steps.
- WI-FI connection: Videos can be managed through mobile device easily.
- Emergency or Collision Videos: Will be locked and stored automatically, which ensures your data is safe.
- Fatigue Driving Warning Function: Guarantees your safety during a long trip.
- Warranty: 1 Year
Product Features
- Optical Lens: F1. 8 aperture, FOV (D)135
- Display Screen :5.0 inch IPS screen+ TP
- Car Charger: Input 12-24V, output 5V/2A DC
- Battery Lithium-ion polymer battery, 3. 7V/750MA
- Storage Card MICRO SD card class10 or above (16-64g)
- Resolution 1080P+720P
- WIFI 2.4GHz,802.11b/a/n
- G-sensor: Built-in triaxial G-sensor
- Installation Bind belt Working
- Voltage 5V/2A Working
- Temperature 20C~60°C
What's in the Box?
- 1x Blurams Smart Mirrir V20 Dash Camera
- 1x Mounting accessories
- 1x USB cable with power adapter
- 1x User Guide
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