Update: This popular deal is still available.
Botslab Security via Amazon has
BOTSLAB G300 Plus 4K Front & 1080p Rear STARVIS 2 Dual Dash Cam w/ 64GB microSD Card on sale for
$89.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Sr. Deal Editor
iconian for sharing this deal.
Includes:
- G300H Plus Dash Cam Front and Rear
- Car Charger
- 64GB TF Card
- USB-C Cable
- User Manual
Product Details:
- 4K front and 1080p rear dual-camera recording
- STARVIS 2 sensor for sharp, true-to-life footage in low-light conditions
- 170° front and 150° rear wide-angle coverage to reduce blind spots
- Hands-free voice control for taking photos and starting video
- Enhanced night vision with f/1.5 front and f/2.0 rear apertures
- Clear capture of license plates, road signs, and surroundings
- Sleek design with simple peel-and-stick installation
Top Comments
It says Starvis 2, but doesn't say which version of the Starvis 2 sensor specifically. That's a common trick in cheap cameras, because it means they're using the cheaper version, the IMX675, which doesn't record in 4K. Companies that use the 4K version, the IMX678, advertise it prominently because it's a major selling point. So any camera that says "Starvis 2 4K" and doesn't also say "IMX678" anywhere is lying to you.
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It says Starvis 2, but doesn't say which version of the Starvis 2 sensor specifically. That's a common trick in cheap cameras, because it means they're using the cheaper version, the IMX675, which doesn't record in 4K. Companies that use the 4K version, the IMX678, advertise it prominently because it's a major selling point. So any camera that says "Starvis 2 4K" and doesn't also say "IMX678" anywhere is lying to you.
It says Starvis 2, but doesn't say which version of the Starvis 2 sensor specifically. That's a common trick in cheap cameras, because it means they're using the cheaper version, the IMX675, which doesn't record in 4K. Companies that use the 4K version, the IMX678, advertise it prominently because it's a major selling point. So any camera that says "Starvis 2 4K" and doesn't also say "IMX678" anywhere is lying to you.
good to know. Let me know if you see any other good cheap deals with a real 4k one.
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