VIOFO A229 Pro 4K HDR Dash Cam, Dual STARVIS 2 IMX678 IMX675, 4K+2K Front and Rear Car Camera, 2 Channel with HDR, Voice Control, 5GHz WiFi GPS, Night Vision 2.0, 24H Parking Mode
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Features
- 4K +2K Dual STARVIS 2 Sensors Dash Cam The pioneering A229 Pro dash cam is equipped with dual flagship STARVIS 2 image sensors - IMX678 and IMX675. Simultaneously supporting 4K 2160P resolution for the front camera and 2K 1440P for the rear camera. It delivers smooth cinematic 4K and 2K image quality and ensures effortless license plate reading and detail capturing, day or night. Providing you all-around security monitor.
- HDR for Front and Rear Night Vision 2.0 The A229 Pro boasts STARVIS 2 MX678 and IMX675 sensors, expertly combined with cutting-edge HDR technology. The wider dynamic expands the range of captured details, skillfully harmonizing highlights and shadows. This ensures precise license plate recognition, even during high-speed scenarios, for both front and rear recordings, and restores 4K-level details, ensuring the best night shots.
- Hands-free Voice Control & Notification Experience hands-free control with 12 voice commands, including options to take photos, lock the video, turn on/off Wi-Fi, turn on/off audio, show the front/rear camera, etc. Additionally, provide clear voice notifications such as settings adjustments and memory card issues. This intuitive system allows you to effortlessly manage your dash cam without diverting your attention from the road, promoting safer driving.
- Faster 5GHz Wi-Fi & APP Control Link your A229 Pro dashcam to the VIOFO app using the faster 5GHz Wi-Fi connection for effortless configuration, video previews, and convenient video sharing on your mobile device.
- Ultra-Precise GPS Logger The A229 Pro features an advanced Quad-Mode GPS module, offering seamless compatibility with four satellite positioning systems- GPS, BEIDOU, GALILEO, and GLONASS. This integration notably boosts accuracy and stability in positioning. And also provides thorough vehicle location, speed, and timestamp data when reviewing videos on the VIOFO App or a computer.
- Loop Recording &Emergency Lock The A229 Pro features loop recording, which means that as soon as the memory card reaches its storage capacity, the car camera will automatically replace the oldest video file with the most recent one. Furthermore, the A229 Pro can automatically lock the video when the camera detects shaking or collision to prevent important videos from being overwritten during loop recording.
- Anti-Glare CPL Included & 6M Rear Cable A CPL (Circular Polarizing Lens) is included and affixed to the front lens of the dashcam to effectively diminish reflections and glare from glass and road surfaces. This results in a substantial enhancement of image quality and contrast in various scenarios. The camera comes standard with a 6M rear cable. If you need a longer customized 8M/10M rear cable for your car, you can find it on VIOFO official website.
- Built-in Supercapacitor A high-quality supercapacitor ensures a more stable power and longer lifetime. This dash cam has excellent performance from 5F to 149F in extreme summer and winter. Please note that this dash cam does not include any batteries.
- Optional Memory Card Recommendation Note: There is no SD card included with the A229 Pro dash camera. We advise using VIOFO industrial high endurance microSD cards since they provide better certainties about compatibility and long-life durability, considerably improving your dashcam owner experience. These cards are optimized for dashcam recording. You have the option of selecting from 64GB, 128GB, 256GB, or 512GB.
Brand: VIOFO
Model Name: A229 Pro 2CH
Vehicle Service Type: Car, Minivan, RV, Truck, vehicle
Connectivity Technology: Type-C
Special Feature: Night Vision, Image Sensor
Video Capture Resolution: 1440p, 2160p
Included Components: 1* CPL / 1* Car Charger(3.5m) / 1* Static (Windshield) Stickers, 1* Front + Rear Cam/ 1* Rear Cable(6m) / 2* Spare Stickers, 1* Rear Mount / 1* Trim Removal Tool / 1* GPS Module with sticker/ See more
Mounting Type: Sticker & Static Windshield Sticker
Color: black
Field Of View: 140 Degrees
Compatible with Vehicle Type: Car, Minivan, RV, Truck, vehicle
Connectivity Technology: Type-C
Other Special Features of the Product: Night Vision, Image Sensor
Video Capture Resolution: 1440p, 2160p
Mounting Type: Sticker & Static Windshield Sticker
Field Of View: 140 Degrees
Control Method: App
Screen Size: 2.4
Optical Sensor Technology: CMOS
Flash Memory Type: SD
Photo Sensor Size: 1/2.3"
Auto Part Position: Front Inner, Rear Inner
Are Batteries Included: No
Display Type: LCD
Supported Standards: 4K, 2K
Compatible Devices: Laptop, Smartphone
Frame Rate: 30
Real Angle of View: 135 Degrees
Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum: 512 GB
Auto Part Orientation: Front & Rear
Brand: VIOFO
Model Name: A229 Pro 2CH
Built-In Media: 1* CPL / 1* Car Charger(3.5m) / 1* Static (Windshield) Stickers, 1* Front + Rear Cam/ 1* Rear Cable(6m) / 2* Spare Stickers, 1* Rear Mount / 1* Trim Removal Tool / 1* GPS Module with sticker/
Manufacturer: VIOFO
Global Trade Identification Number: 57
Model Number: A229 Pro 2CH
Item Type Name: dashcam
Unit Count: 2.0 Count
Warranty Description: 18-Month waranty and 6 months registered extended warranty, Lifetime technical support
Color: black
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 1.7"D x 2.3"W x 3.9"H
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