VIOFO A129 Pro Duo 4K Dual Dash Cam 3840 x 2160P Ultra HD 4K Front and 1080P Rear Car WiFi Dash Camera 8MP Sensor GPS, Buffered Parking Mode, G-Sensor, Motion Detection, WDR, Loop Recording
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- Ultra HD Real 4K Dual Channel Dash cam A129 Pro Duo adopt top quality 8MP IMX317 Sensor on front camera and rear camera with IMX 291 sensor, this dual dash cam captures super clear view at Ultra HD 4K 30fps or 2K 60fps for front camera. 4K Dash cam offer amazing video quality, four time higher than a regular FHD. Help you read most details from street signs, license plate etc. Give you peace of mind when you're driving.
- Upgraded Super Night Vision & WDR8MP IMX317 Sensor combine with upgraded 7-Glass F1.8 aperture lens and WDR technology, provide a much clearer image than most dash cameras at night, maintain sharp image and automatically balance the lighting at over bright and over dark area. A car recorder that can be used with peace of mind from day to night.
- Wireless Wi-Fi & GPS 5GHz & 2.4GHz dual-band Wi-Fi could transmit in two different standard frequency ranges to avoid wireless interference. More stable signal and faster speed. With GPS logger, dash camera can log the current speed and GPS location, Timestamp information can be embedded in the video. Real-time speed would display on car camera screen in KM/H or MP/H.
- Premium Functions 4K resolution, loop recording, emergency recording, motion detection, time lapse, parking mode, wifi gps function and so on. All your daily driving needs will be satisfied by this one dash cam.
- Optional Memory Card Recommendation VIOFO industrial high endurance microSD cards, optimized for dashcam recording, give greater assurances around compatibility and long-life durability, greatly elevating your dashcam owner experience. There are different options for your choice: 64GB/128GB/256GB/512GB.
Brand: VIOFO
Orientation: Drivers Side
Vehicle Service Type: Car
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Special Feature: →4K resolution →5GHz Wi-Fi for Video downloading →Dual Recording 4K+1080P →Built-in GPS for tacking the route See more
Video Capture Resolution: 4K + FHD, 2K 60fps + FHD
Included Components: Front Camera x 1, Rear Camera x1, Rear Camera Cable (6M) x1, Car charger x1, Mini USB Cable x1, GPS Module (Base) x1, Edge Removal Tool x1, 3M Sticker x 4 , Static Stickers x1 See more
Mounting Type: Adhesive installation
Color: Black
Field Of View: 1.4E+2 Degrees
Included Components: Front Camera x 1, Rear Camera x1, Rear Camera Cable (6M) x1, Car charger x1, Mini USB Cable x1, GPS Module (Base) x1, Edge Removal Tool x1, 3M Sticker x 4 , Static Stickers x1
Manufacturer: VIOFO
Brand Name: VIOFO
Auto Part Position: Front Center, Rear Center
Are Batteries Included: No
Display Type: LCD
Supported Standards: MP4
Memory Slots Available: 1
Battery Cell Type: Lithium Metal
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Real Angle of View: 140 Degrees
Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum: 512 GB
Field Of View: 1.4E+2 Degrees
Control Method: App
Screen Size: 2
Optical Sensor Technology: CMOS
Flash Memory Type: SD
Maximum Aperture: 1.8 f
Auto Part Orientation: Drivers Side
Compatible with Vehicle Type: Car
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Additional Features: →4K resolution →5GHz Wi-Fi for Video downloading →Dual Recording 4K+1080P →Built-in GPS for tacking the route
Video Capture Resolution: 4K + FHD, 2K 60fps + FHD
Mounting Type: Adhesive installation
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 1.62"D x 2"W x 3.25"H
Color: Black
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I had previously purchased a Rexing V1P Pro camera, which I liked, but the GPS encoding on the video files was in a proprietary format, so I returned it and bought this. Whereas the other camera is bulky, but lightweight, this camera is small, dense, and surprisingly heavy. One feels like a toy when compared to the other. I chose to use the default power connector, as parking mode is not important to me. The kit comes with a lot of extra mounting tape, so if you mess up your placement, or move it, you are all set. Be careful to leave room for the power cord when mounting the GPS block. I almost mounted it too close to where the rear-view mirror mounts on the windshield, and had slight difficulty plugging it in. The wiring with this camera is thick (heavy duty), and holds it’s shape well, which makes it real easy to install. This is only the 2nd time I’ve ever installed front/rear dash cams and it literally took me less than 15 minutes. Because the wires are so thick, they hold their position well, and hiding the wires from the front dash cam into the header is real easy. The kit also includes a tool to help install the wiring, which is real nice if you haven’t done it before. The memory card slot is on the left side, so removal is convenient. Just be sure to use two hands when ejecting the media. The camera will slide off the GPS mount if you push too hard. This is the one thing I think I would have designed differently. If the mount clipped on and slid to the right (instead of left), you could remove the memory card easier. This camera shuts off the screen when you’re driving, which I wasn’t used to at first. After running it around for a little while, I actually prefer this to other dash cams, as it is less distracting while driving. The iOS software is very good. I found only one bug, whereas if you put the camera resolution into 1080 x 1080 mode, the app will crash immediately when you try to connect to it. The app functions as expected under all other circumstances (so far). The 5GHz wifi is FANTASTIC. Download times for clips are blazing fast as compared to the other camera I had used. Note that 4K files are huge (1.6GB for 5min), so it’s going to be more efficient to remove the memory card and plug it into the computer. Speaking of which, VOIFO even provides a USB adapter for the memory card. Video clip options are great with this camera, offering 1,3,5 and 10 minute clips. Personally, I like to divide the clips into 5 minute segments so this camera does exactly what I need. The only thing that I wonder long-term, is how well the card slot will hold up from constantly removing the memory chip to retrieve the footage. For this reason, I purchased a warranty for the camera. The 4K video quality is absolutely amazing, and the 130/140 field of view front/rear is perfect. Unlike other cameras, there is no fisheye effect due to the wide angle. The mic on the camera also exceeded my expectations. The only annoying/missing feature on the camera is the lack of a daylight savings time setting. You must switch the timezone offset to match your timezone when daylight savings comes and goes. This is a software setting that could easily be addressed in a future firmware update. Not a dealbreaker for me. 4K video playback is choppy in dashcamviewer on macOS due to Quicktime. Too bad, as that’s the whole reason I bought this camera. I’m hoping that newer builds will read the H.265 codec. RE: H.265 codec, there is an undocumented feature where you can change the encoding from H.264 to H.265 by holding the mic button for 4 seconds. H.265 encoded videos will play smoothly in Quicktime on macOS, whereas the H.264 videos will not. Both formats play perfectly in VLC, so if you don’t care about following your footage around the map while you play it, even better! The software has options for displaying speed and GPS coordinates on the footage if you want, and you can hide the camera model from the footage if you prefer not to show it. I have not seen that feature on other cameras. Additionally, you can add a custom label to your dashcam footage which might be useful. If you’re looking at other cameras, and you’re wondering if the cost differential for this one is worth it, I would say go for it! The worst thing for me is the poor 4K playback support in the software I wanted to use, but I’m confident the developer will solve that as more 4K cameras hit the market. Virtually everything else about this camera either meets or exceeds my expectations.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2020 by Billy K
The camera is small and it was easy to install it and to route the cable to the rear camera. The setup was straight-forward and the camera is working as expected. Video quality is really good. I later installed a parking kit and now I have it all set. A few months later I found that my rear camera stopped workig :( I e-mailed the Viofo Customer Service and they helped me to resolve my issue - it turned out to be a defective cable. They sent me a replacement cable for free. Very nice experience. I would highly recomment Viofo cameras.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2024 by Igor Nikonov
A friend of mine who works as an adjuster for an auto insurance company gave me the advice that it's a good investment to purchase a dash cam, just in case you get into an accident. She said that they've come in very handy lately in cases where people used the footage to back up their claims. So, I thought "sure, that seems reasonable", and maybe even in cases where I may not be involved in an accident, it may be a cool option to take pictures from when I take road trips, instead of fumbling to take one with my phone. Anyhow, after comparing different ones, and having purchased one and returning it due to the fact I didn't like the "rear view mirror" setup, (It was too disconcerting to have the rear view mirror either have too much glare or have the objects appear way smaller than they are), I chose to go with this one. A few things I've noticed and learned: 1) The wires could be better designed. I tried and failed to do a self-install, and ended up spending $120 to have it professionally installed by a car stereo place. During the install we found that the wire that goes to the back camera could be longer. I have a compact car, (2020 Kia Soul), and they had to run the rear camera wire through the side/roof panel, since going down the A pillar, down through the floor trim and back up would mean that the wire wasn't long enough. 2) It doesn't tell you this in the instructions, but it's not recommended that you remove the micro SD by itself when you want to view or download the footage on your Mac or PC, even if you have a card reader. On my Mac, it distorts, and comes out as intermittent 2 frames per second instead of a smooth video. On my PC, it wouldn't even play back. You have to connect the "camera cable" to the USB connection on the camera and then connect it that way to your PC. This was not an option on my Mac, though, since it intermittently didn't recognize the camera, so there's that. 3) Don't even bother with the App to use "live view" on your phone. It is glitchy and you have to go into Airplane mode in order to view, but then when you do connect, it may mess with your video settings and you have to go back into the menu and reset them. If you want to change the setting on your camera using the App, that seems to be ok, but just don't use it as a live view. Also, make sure to set the wifi on the camera to 5g if you want to download recordings to your phone. It's much quicker. I've set my videos to 3 minutes each, and each file is about 900 mb for front, and 300 mb for rear footage. 4) Be forewarned if you hardwire your camera instead of having it connected to the lighter power source: if you are more than 8-10 hours away from your car, it may drain your battery. Check and see if this is a potential issue if you plan to do a hard wire install directly to your fuse box. I opted for the lighter port powered option, but have a separate battery to connect it to when I want to use the motion sensor or G sensor parking setting. 5) The images at night seem to be a bit overexposed and I recommend you play with that setting if you want to be able to capture license plate numbers. The default setting is kind of bright and washes them out. 6) For the price, I think the front camera should come with the 60 fps instead of 30 fps. License plates are often blurry at 30 fps when recording at night. Will update this as I learn more things on this camera's operation. I do think, though, that this camera is a bit overpriced due to the wiring issue, the image quality could be a bit better and how the app is glitchy.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2021 by Isaac Diaz