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Pelsee S1 Pro Dual Native 4K Front & 4K Rear Dash Cam w/ GPS & 128GB mSD
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Pelsee US via Amazon has Pelsee S1 Pro Dual Native 4K Front & 4K Rear Dash Cam with GPS, Voice Control & 128GB Card on sale for $149.99 - 50% promo code KUZLXVWY at checkout = $74.99. Shipping is free.
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- S1 PRO dual dash cam; native 4K (3840×2160) at 30 fps front and rear; HDR; 170° front and 150° rear; GalaxyCore CMOS, F1.5 hybrid glass lens
- Built-in GPS (speed, location, timestamp); dual-band Wi-Fi 6 (2.4 / 5.8 GHz) up to 30 MB/s; live view, download, playback, share, and OTA updates
- Full-color night vision with multi-frame noise reduction
- Voice control: switch cameras, screen/audio on-off, snapshot, lock footage
- 24-hour parking with time-lapse and G-sensor lock (hardwire kit B0C7QY4KB9 required)
- 128 GB microSD included (up to 12 hours dual 4K); loop recording; locked clips protected; expandable to 1 TB
- Suction mount; 3.39 in IPS screen; overheat and overcool protection
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Written by SaltyOne | Staff- At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $45 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $119.99.
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Pelsee US via Amazon has Pelsee S1 Pro Dual Native 4K Front & 4K Rear Dash Cam with GPS, Voice Control & 128GB Card on sale for $149.99 - 50% promo code KUZLXVWY at checkout = $74.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Navy-Wife for sharing this deal.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Navy-Wife for sharing this deal.
- Note: You must be logged in to clip coupons or apply promo codes; some codes may not apply consistently or may be limited use.
- S1 PRO dual dash cam; native 4K (3840×2160) at 30 fps front and rear; HDR; 170° front and 150° rear; GalaxyCore CMOS, F1.5 hybrid glass lens
- Built-in GPS (speed, location, timestamp); dual-band Wi-Fi 6 (2.4 / 5.8 GHz) up to 30 MB/s; live view, download, playback, share, and OTA updates
- Full-color night vision with multi-frame noise reduction
- Voice control: switch cameras, screen/audio on-off, snapshot, lock footage
- 24-hour parking with time-lapse and G-sensor lock (hardwire kit B0C7QY4KB9 required)
- 128 GB microSD included (up to 12 hours dual 4K); loop recording; locked clips protected; expandable to 1 TB
- Suction mount; 3.39 in IPS screen; overheat and overcool protection
Editor's Notes
Written by SaltyOne | Staff- At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $45 lower than the next best comparable online prices starting from $119.99.
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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Viofos are great. I have a119s in 3 cars and they perform very well. A119 mini2s are current iterations. Its more than whats posted here but i think 1 good use out of it will pay for itself.
https://www.reddit.com/r/dashcams/s/Pgg2ZTFw4u
In the dash camera industry, Sony STARVIS 2 is widely considered the gold standard for image sensors, particularly for night driving and safety recording.
Key Comparisons
Performance FactorSony STARVIS 2GalaxyCore SensorsDynamic Range (HDR)Extreme High Dynamic Range (Clear in harsh light & dark)Standard WDR / Basic HDRNighttime License PlatesExcellent (Prevents light bloom/washout from headlights)Prone to overexposure and blurry plates at nightLow-Light Light Sensitivity4x higher light gathering sensitivityModerate low-light sensitivityIndustry StandingPremium Flagship Tier (Viofo, Thinkware, BlackVue, etc.)Budget / Entry-Level Tier
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In the dash camera industry, Sony STARVIS 2 is widely considered the gold standard for image sensors, particularly for night driving and safety recording.
Key Comparisons
Performance FactorSony STARVIS 2GalaxyCore SensorsDynamic Range (HDR)Extreme High Dynamic Range (Clear in harsh light & dark)Standard WDR / Basic HDRNighttime License PlatesExcellent (Prevents light bloom/washout from headlights)Prone to overexposure and blurry plates at nightLow-Light Light Sensitivity4x higher light gathering sensitivityModerate low-light sensitivityIndustry StandingPremium Flagship Tier (Viofo, Thinkware, BlackVue, etc.)Budget / Entry-Level Tier
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Anyway, since both dash cams are the same form factor/chassis, I will assume that this one also has the same problem as my P1 Pro dash cam which is that the hinge that's part of the mounting mechanism has become loose and therefore the dash cam does not stay in place and moves around when driving, specially when braking. I'll often glance at my dash cam and it will be pointing up at the sky and have to fix the positioning constantly. I've managed to use the usb cable to sort of "tie" it in place, but sometimes it won't stay put with that temp solution either.
I thought I would be able to tighten a screw somewhere to fix the hinge, but it's just a pin that goes in a hole that seems to only rely on friction for positioning. I got my gf the same dash cam and she's also having trouble with the dash cam staying put.
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I like how they put the rear camera on it's own connection here on the S1.
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Viofos are great. I have a119s in 3 cars and they perform very well. A119 mini2s are current iterations. Its more than whats posted here but i think 1 good use out of it will pay for itself.
https://www.reddit.com/r/dashcams/s/Pgg2ZTFw4u
Anyway, since both dash cams are the same form factor/chassis, I will assume that this one also has the same problem as my P1 Pro dash cam which is that the hinge that's part of the mounting mechanism has become loose and therefore the dash cam does not stay in place and moves around when driving, specially when braking. I'll often glance at my dash cam and it will be pointing up at the sky and have to fix the positioning constantly. I've managed to use the usb cable to sort of "tie" it in place, but sometimes it won't stay put with that temp solution either.
I thought I would be able to tighten a screw somewhere to fix the hinge, but it's just a pin that goes in a hole that seems to only rely on friction for positioning. I got my gf the same dash cam and she's also having trouble with the dash cam staying put.
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In the dash camera industry, Sony STARVIS 2 is widely considered the gold standard for image sensors, particularly for night driving and safety recording.
Key Comparisons
Performance FactorSony STARVIS 2GalaxyCore SensorsDynamic Range (HDR)Extreme High Dynamic Range (Clear in harsh light & dark)Standard WDR / Basic HDRNighttime License PlatesExcellent (Prevents light bloom/washout from headlights)Prone to overexposure and blurry plates at nightLow-Light Light Sensitivity4x higher light gathering sensitivityModerate low-light sensitivityIndustry StandingPremium Flagship Tier (Viofo, Thinkware, BlackVue, etc.)Budget / Entry-Level Tier
Dual 4k native at $75 is impressively cheap.
Are there any reviews that clearly compare this to the Sony based ones?
I'd take imx678 + imx675 for the $150 regular price though. I'm hoping prime deals or black Friday will have some good star vis 2 dash cam deals.
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