TRANSCEND DRIVE PRO 220 720P

It can keep recording continuously -oldest videos are written over when the card capacity is reached.

TRANSCEND DRIVE PRO 220 720P

The front camera records smooth 1080p video (30fps) while the secondary camera records 720p video at 30fps. As usual, it starts recording when it receives power. The rotating lens camera has a 110 degree angle of view, f2.8 aperture and a quartet of infrared LEDs that can light up a car interior at night.ДЇor the GPS to work, the unit needs a clear view of the sky, hence the windshield is the only place where it will work reliably.Like the mount for the smaller DrivePro 220, the provided suction mount is great: it's small, secure and it's easy to snap the camera unit on and off. The main camera has a 130 degree viewing angle and a wide f1.8 aperture. The unit has a 2.4-inch colour LCD, built in GPS, WiFi and a gyro-sensor. In the box, you get the DrivePro 520, user manual, a 32GB micro SD card (it supports up to 64GB cards), a 12v power supply with a long cable and a very neat and secure suction mount for the windshield. One wide angle lens camera faces the front as usual while a second camera lens can be rotated around 180 degrees -it can either face back, recording the occupants in the car -or to the side of the car, capturing a much wider field of view.

T he new DrivePro 520 offers many of the same features with one important difference: this one is a dual camera system. We reviewed the DrivePro 220 in August 2015 and found that it offers excellent performance, build quality and loads of features. Transcend offers a couple of dash cams with much higher quality and more features. There are many dash cams available for as less as Rs 2,000 but quality and reliability is suspect. If you face issues with insurance, this video can also help your case in court.

Recorded video evidence can be proof of your innocence if case of minor fender benders (or the far more common road rage incidents). This is puzzling because we don't really have the best roads or the best road manners. Although car video recorders or dash cams are common place in Russia and south-east Asia, they're still rare in India.

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