70mai Dash Cam M200, Dash Camera for Cars 1080P, Dash Cam Front with STARVIS2 IMX662, HDR Night Vision, Parking Monitor, G-Sensor, Loop Recording, Time-Lapse,App & WiFi, Voice Control Small DashCam
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Color: Gray
Size: 1080P
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- Upgraded 1080P FHDWith 1080P FHD resolution, this dash cam provides the clarity you need for documenting scenic drives or capturing critical footage in the event of an accident. The upgraded processor ensures smooth recording, even during high-speed driving. The 130 wide-angle lens offers a broader view of the road, reducing blind spots and capturing surrounding lanes, which improves safety, particularly in busy traffic or on highways.
- STARVIS 2 Enhanced Night VisionThe Sony STARVIS 2 sensor further enhances night vision in this car dash cam by capturing sharp and vibrant images in complete darkness. The larger aperture allows more light to enter, while HDR technology balances exposure for clear, detailed footage even in high-contrast scenarios. Together, these features make this car camera perfect for providing a clear and reliable view of the road at night, significantly improving safety during nighttime driving.
- Dash Cam with WiFiThis dash camera for cars is designed with convenience in mind, featuring built-in WiFi for easy connection to your smartphone. Through the 70mai app, you can effortlessly view, download, and share videos without removing the memory card. Plus, with voice control functionality, you can operate key features hands-free, ensuring a safer, more intuitive driving experience. The car cam a perfect companion for drivers seeking seamless control and accessibility.
- Seamless Recording and Storage EfficiencyThis car dash cam supports loop recording, automatically overwriting the oldest footage for continuous capture when storage is full. It supports up to a 128GB memory card (not included), allowing you to store hours of high-quality recordings worry-free. The upgraded video encoding technology optimizes file sizes, maximizing storage without sacrificing clarity. With these features, the dash cam ensures ample space and reliable evidence whenever needed.
- MicroSD Card CompatibilityDash cam supports microSD cards with capacities ranging from 16GB to 128GB and read/write speeds of Class 10 or higher.Lower-class cards may result in slower write speeds and video recording errors. Note:SD Card Not Included
- Professional Brand Support70mai is a globally renowned brand, widely recognized for its commitment to quality and customer service. We offer a 12-month warranty and professional technical support. For any questions about our dash cams, please email our support team.
Brand: 70mai
Model Name: M200
Vehicle Service Type: Car, Minivan, Pickup, SUV, Truck
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Special Feature: App Control, Built-In WiFi, HDR Night Vision, Loop Recording, Parking Monitor & G-Sensor & Time-Lapse, Voice Control See more
Video Capture Resolution: 1920 x 1080P
Included Components: 70mai Dash Cam M200 x1, Car Charger, Electrostatic Sticker×1 Adhesive Sticker×1, Power Cord×1, User Manual See more
Mounting Type: Adhesive Mount
Color: Gray
Field Of View: 130 Degrees
Compatible with Vehicle Type: Car, Minivan, Pickup, SUV, Truck
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Other Special Features of the Product: App Control, Built-In WiFi, HDR Night Vision, Loop Recording, Parking Monitor & G-Sensor & Time-Lapse, Voice Control
Video Capture Resolution: 1920 x 1080P
Mounting Type: Adhesive Mount
Field Of View: 130 Degrees
Control Method: App
Optical Sensor Technology: CMOS
Flash Memory Type: MicroSD (Class 10 and above)
Maximum Aperture: 1.8 f
Auto Part Position: Front
Are Batteries Included: Yes
Display Type: No display
Supported Standards: MP4
Memory Slots Available: 1
Battery Cell Type: Lithium Ion
Compatible Devices: Car
Frame Rate: 30FPS
Real Angle of View: 130 Degrees
Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum: 128 GB
Auto Part Orientation: Front
Brand: 70mai
Model Name: M200
Built-In Media: 70mai Dash Cam M200 x1, Car Charger, Electrostatic Sticker×1 Adhesive Sticker×1, Power Cord×1, User Manual
Manufacturer: 70mai
Global Trade Identification Number: 22
Model Number: HBV00000HE474
Mfr Part Number: HBV00000HE474
Warranty Description: One Year Limited Warranty on Labor and Parts
Color: Gray
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 1.45"D x 3.58"W x 1.24"H
Item Weight: 0.27 Kilograms
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This dash cam is a great product. The image quality is excellent, with clear video both during the day and at night. It was also very easy to set up and start using right away. Overall, it works exactly as expected and provides great peace of mind while driving.
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I’ve been using the 70mai M310 dash cam and overall I’m pretty impressed with it. The video quality is very clear, both during the day and in lower light conditions. License plates are readable at reasonable distances, and the footage doesn’t look grainy or washed out. For a compact dash cam, it performs really well. The build quality also stands out. It feels durable and well made, not cheap or flimsy. Once mounted, it stays secure and doesn’t rattle while driving, which is something I’ve experienced with other dash cams in the past. The app has some nice features. One thing I really like is that you can connect directly and view or download footage without having to remove the SD card every time. That’s a big convenience. My only real frustration was the initial app setup. It took a bit of patience to get everything connected properly, and the process wasn’t as smooth as I expected. Once it’s set up, it works fine but the first time pairing could definitely be more user friendly. Overall, it’s a solid dash cam with strong video quality and useful app functionality. If you don’t mind spending a little extra time on setup, it’s a dependable option.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2026 by RainZ
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Used many cameras for over a decade on my family's 6 cars and some that I've gotten rid of. I'm pretty experienced with these, so take my review for what you think it's worth. This camera is really worth having. It looks nice. Very easy to setup. Not as many options as BlackVues or ThinkWares, but the price is about 1/8 of those cameras. And, as long as you have the video to show the police that you were in the right, those other features don't matter. The problem with cameras are that they are consumable. They last only a few years. The one exception to this is the old Garmins. My nephew has two that are on a car I gave him and are still working after about 8 years. Because they only last a few years, wiring is important. You want to be able to replace cameras without replacing wiring. This one uses a micro USB cable which is pretty common in a rear camera--not so much as the main front camera. Another thing to be aware of in the long run. Now, about this camera. The password is a little tricky. You have to register the camera from your phone app, and you have 60 seconds to register the password. My phone was too slow to get the email in 60 seconds. I requested the password from my phone, and had the email in 10 seconds when using my desktop. Problem solved. Wiring is pretty basic. A micro usb cable to a a USB power supply that plugs into a lighter socket. I made something nicer by tapping into the fuzebox so it cant be seen. Easy enough with an "add-a-circuit' tap. Available on Amazon, just make sure you know what fuze size your car us using.. Setup is easy on the phone app. Even your dumb brother-in-law could do it. The camera has event recording from G-sensors (which can be adjusted) that will lock a segment so it wont be overwritten. The recording options arent as great as ThinkWare or BlackVue, but for several hundred less per camera, I am fine with it. It has enough. So overall, this is a 5-star device. Dirt cheap. Enough recording options to do the job you need. Several hundreds of dollars less than the premium cameras. I don't notice any difference in picture quality. If you want recording to show you werent at fault, this will do it. If you want more flexible recording options, buy a BlackVue and pay several hundred more. The most important thing is actually having the event documented. This does it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2019 by Tucker Mac
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Every dash camera in the world has a limited memory. A bad dash camera might be able to store only 1 hour of video. A really nice camera might be able to store more than a few day of video. Only video-cameras in the far future can maybe store months or years of video footage. As such, even good dash cameras delete old videos to make room for new videos. Suppose you bus the camera, put the camera your car, and then you go drive around. What is the first thing, you will want to do after you've just had a car accident? Maybe write down a license plate number, call the police, etc. etc. but I mean what is the first thing you would want to do which involves THE CAMERA? Probably, tell the camera to stop deleting old videos. When you are in a car accident, you need to be able press a big red panic button to make sure recent video does not get deleted. That is not how this camera works. This dash camera will delete old video files forever and ever until you upload the video files. This camera is not customizable. This camera does what it wants to. People like you and me, cannot easily decide which videos get permanently saved. This camera has two memories: (1) memory for car accident videos (2) memory for boring video (no accidents) This dash cam (70Mai) automatically decides which videos are of you getting hit by someone else, and which are not. The camera is not super smart, so it often decides incorrectly whether you were just in a car accident or not. Here's one of many kickers: the car accident videos get deleted on a loop, just like the boring videos! If the memory runs out for the car accident video, then it will overwrite the oldest car accident with the newest. Essentially, the camera has two loops: one loop for probably important video loop; and one loop for probably boring video. The main things people will want to do with the camera are: (1) check if the camera is working/recording (2) make sure certain videos do, or do *NOT* get deleted (3) transfer videos from the camera to somewhere else. This dash cam is not designed to do that. The home page of the cellphone app has two buttons: (1) view album (2) take photo. Some features are more important than others. "Do not delete the video of the car accident I was in" is more important than taking a still picture (not a video). Right after a car accident, a still photo probably won't help as much as the video of the other person actually hitting your car. However, the button to take a still picture is the most prominent/easy-to-use button on the home screen of the cellphone app. The emergency video buffer cannot grow in size. It should start off as 0 hours of videos of car accidents. Over time, as you mark videos as "DO NOT DELETE" is should delete boring video to make room for the important video. Instead, this camera always reserves 13 gigabytes of memory for videos of car accidents. If all of your videos are boring, and the buffer of boring video is full, then your boring videos start get overwritten whether you are using the 13GB of memory for important videos or not. These engineers are lazy. They could easily make the memory for important/do not delete videos grow and shrink based on which videos were marked as "DO NOT DELETE." Instead, there is no DO NOT DELETE category at all. There is only a loop of "we think an accident occurred." The important video memory is always 13GB regardless of whether you need more memory, or less memory for important videos You cannot use the camera without proving your email, which is weird. The camera should work and be able to talk to your cellphone, even if the camera, you, and your phone are disconnected from the rest of the internet. It is not as if the camera emails videos to you or anything like that. The email thing serves no purpose. The camera doesn't need your email. There is a password used so that random people cannot view your camera's video feed, but the password is not your email. When the cellphone app asks for your email, they are just fishing for unnecessary contact information so that they can send you junk mail.
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