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| Goluk T4 FHD Dash Cam Car Camera DVR Recorder |
Dash Cam Goluk T4 FHD 1600P Car Camera DVR Recorder with 64G SD Card Including Night Vision, Wide Angle, G-Sensor, WDR, Loop Recording
The 152 ° wide-angle front camera can record videos with a resolution of 1600 pixels. Therefore, the 6-grade professional garden lens is equipped with an infrared filter to block infrared rays and reduce glare, so that the high-definition images are more clear and realistic.
Use the built-in WiFi function to connect your smartphone to Goluk T4U. You can view life logs, play videos, and save records on your phone.
With T4U you can easily share your trip with your friends anytime anywhere
You can take pictures using the smart photography function. The camera records its accompanying recordings 12 seconds before / after the current second. Even at high speed, you won't miss a moment!
During long-term continuous recording, especially in standard standby mode, important clips and photos may be deleted due to insufficient storage space. The Goluk T4U features ultra-high delay recording at 1fps and recording in standby mode can provide longer video time.
Built-in six-axis G-sensor, the driving recorder automatically starts emergency recording in the event of a collision. It protects the entire lens, including the moment of the accident.
You can record 360 degrees inside or outside the vehicle
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| Goluk T4 FHD Dash Cam Car Camera DVR Recorder |
- The first driving recorder with 1600p resolution and clear night vision: 1080p / 1400p / 1600p optional. Use WDR and a larger 1.8F shot - you can capture crisper details even at night.
- Up to 128 GB
- Built-in Wi-Fi: Connect the driver recorder to an app via Wi-Fi to easily watch videos on your mobile phone
- Smart parking mode: Superb interval recording speed is 1fps. Standby recording ensures more video time. Note: Fixed wire harness required (not included).
- Emergency recording: The variable sensitivity automatic G-sensor can detect sudden vibration / collision and urgently lock the lens in the "flash file" to avoid overwriting the video.