Hidden Full HD 1080p Dash Cam
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Features and dimensions
- Video resolution: Full HD 1080p
- Viewing angle: 140°
- Aperture: F1.2
- Night vision: HDR processing
- Screen: none
- Recording: continuous loop on micro SD (TF) card
- Power: USB cable to the car's USB port
- Connection: Wi-Fi with app (Wi-Fi version only), near the car
- Weight: about 104 g
- Mounting: on the windscreen, behind the rear-view mirror
- In the box: dash cam, power cable, instructions; 32 or 64 GB card if chosen
Which one to choose?
- Without Wi-Fi: to watch the videos, you put the micro SD card in your computer. Simple, no app.
- With Wi-Fi: you watch and save the videos on your phone with the app, without removing the card: handy right after an accident.
- Without card: if you already have a micro SD; otherwise you'll need to buy one separately, as it won't record without a card.
- 32 GB or 64 GB: card included and ready to use; with 64 GB you keep more hours of video before the loop overwrites the oldest.
Fitting
- Clean the windscreen behind the rear-view mirror.
- Attach the dash cam so the lens faces the road without being blocked by the mirror.
- Insert the micro SD card into the camera.
- Run the cable along the edge of the windscreen and plug it into the car's USB port.
- Start the car: the dash cam begins recording by itself.
- With the Wi-Fi version, install the app, connect your phone to the camera and check the framing.
Why choose this dash cam
After an accident, the accident report form isn't always enough: the two drivers' accounts often differ, and without a witness it's hard to prove what happened. A dash cam that films the road all the time gives you a clear video to show your insurer, and often ends the argument.
This dash cam is made for people who don't want yet another screen on the windscreen. With no screen, it's small, doesn't distract and can't be noticed from outside; thanks to loop recording, once it's fitted you forget about it. With the Wi-Fi version, you get the video straight onto your phone, handy when you're still at the scene.
It suits commutes in town, high-mileage motorway drivers and new drivers who want extra protection. In France, filming the road for personal use is allowed; however, don't publish videos in which people or number plates can be identified.
A witness always on board, hidden behind the mirror
A bump in a traffic jam, someone failing to give way, a scratch in a car park and the other driver insisting it was you: without proof, it's your word against theirs. Many dash cams also have a screen that sticks out on the windscreen and can be seen from outside. This dash cam has no screen and sits behind the rear-view mirror: from the driver's seat you can barely see it, but it films the road in Full HD 1080p with a 140° angle on every journey.
The benefits at a glance
- Full HD 1080p, 140° angle
It covers the whole road in front of you, with a picture sharp enough to show how an accident happened. - F1.2 lens and HDR for night driving
The F1.2 aperture lets in plenty of light; HDR processing tones down full-beam headlights and glare and brightens dark scenes. - Loop recording
When the micro SD card is full, the oldest videos are overwritten automatically: you never need to empty the card by hand. - Starts by itself
It's powered from the car's USB port and records as soon as you drive. - Wi-Fi version: videos on your phone
Connect your phone to the camera's Wi-Fi, open the app and watch or download the videos without removing the card. - Small and light
About 104 g, with no screen: it stays hidden behind the rear-view mirror and doesn't block your view.
