Full HD 1080P Car Dash Cam with Infrared Night Vision, Swivel Screen and Shock Detection

Intersection, rear-end collision, other driver changes story on accident report

Without a witness, it's your word against theirs, and the insurance company defaults to shared fault. This camera continuously records every journey, automatically locks the collision sequence, and provides a dated file for you to give to your insurer. The case changes hands in minutes.

Why this camera holds up for everyday use

• Full HD 1080p continuous loop recording — the camera records every time the engine starts and automatically overwrites the oldest files when the memory card is full. You don't have to do anything; recording runs by itself on every trip.
• G-sensor for impact detection — in the event of an impact or sudden braking, the sensor detects the jolt, locks the current file, and isolates it in a protected folder that will never be overwritten by the loop. The evidence remains intact until it is transmitted to the insurance company.
• 6 infrared LEDs for night vision — the LEDs automatically activate at dusk and illuminate the lens field without being visible to the naked eye. License plates remain readable on unlit roads and in underground parking lots.
• Adjustable foldable LCD screen — the screen swivels to check framing during installation, then folds flat against the unit to remain discreet once the camera is mounted. Immediate viewing of footage without connecting the camera to a computer.
• 360° rotating suction cup mount — mounts on the windshield in seconds without tools or permanent adhesive. The ball joint allows for fine adjustment of the viewing angle after mounting, and the camera is easily removed between vehicles.
• Parking surveillance mode — permanently connected, the camera remains on standby with the engine off and triggers a recording as soon as it detects an impact on the bodywork. You'll find a trace of a door ding or a hit-and-run after grocery shopping.

Designed for drivers who want objective proof in case of a fender bender, for VTC and delivery drivers who make multiple trips, for parents who lend their car to young drivers, and for owners who park on the street in areas where vehicles regularly suffer impacts.

What happens in the event of an accident, specifically?

The G-sensor detects the impact, locks the sequence of seconds before and after the impact, and places it in a protected folder. When you get home, remove the memory card (up to 32 GB TF, sold separately), insert it into a computer reader, and send the dated video file to your insurer as an attachment to the accident report. For installation, attach the suction cup to the top of the windshield on the side of the rearview mirror to stay within the area permitted by the highway code, then plug the power cable into the cigarette lighter socket, routing it along the windshield pillar. For maintenance, format the memory card every six to eight weeks to preserve the life of the media and clean the lens with a dry microfiber cloth.

For those who prefer to prove what happened, rather than tell about it.