Lvesooze via Amazon has
Wanlipo Dual Channel 4K Front + 2.5K Rear Dash Cam w/ 64GB SD Card on sale for $69.99 - $35 (50% discount auto applies at checkout) =
$34.99.
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About this Item:
- 4K + 2.5K Dual Recording: Captures Ultra HD 4K (3840*2160P) front and 2.5K rear footage, clearly showing details like road signs and license plates. Features 170° front and 120° rear wide-angle lenses to reduce blind spots.
- 5GHz WiFi & GPS: Offers 5GHz WiFi with 8MB/s download speed (vs. 2.4GHz at 2MB/s) and a free app. Built-in GPS logs speed, route, and location for journey tracking.
- Loop Recording & 64GB SD Card: Automatically overwrites oldest files when full. Includes 64GB SD card for immediate recording. F1.8 aperture and WDR enhance low-light clarity.
- G-Sensor: Detects collisions, locks critical footage to prevent overwriting, ensuring reliable evidence in accidents.
- Parking Surveillance: Records in low-light conditions and activates on vibration/impact detection for vehicle protection when parked.
- Compact Design & Easy Installation: Sleek, discreet design mounts behind rearview mirror. Features a 2.0" IPS screen for clear visuals and easy settings navigation.
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viofo killer
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Looking at customer reviews more carefully, some have reported that the video quality is NOT actually 4K — particularly noting it's difficult to read license plates even during daytime, and especially at night.
This suggests the camera may be using software upscaling rather than true native 4K sensor resolution, which means the actual captured detail is lower than advertised despite the 4K label.
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viofo killer
Alexa
Looking at customer reviews more carefully, some have reported that the video quality is NOT actually 4K — particularly noting it's difficult to read license plates even during daytime, and especially at night.
This suggests the camera may be using software upscaling rather than true native 4K sensor resolution, which means the actual captured detail is lower than advertised despite the 4K label.
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