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70mai Co.Ltd recently launched a dashboard camera for beginners, the 70mai Dash Cam M300. Photo: doc/70mai
JAKARTA – Recently 70mai Co.Ltd launched a camera dashboard which is intended for beginners, namely the 70mai Dash Cam M300. Not only recording when the vehicle is running, this dashboard camera can also be your eyes when the car is parked.
Regional Manager PT. Invens Sukses Indonesia Jerry Su said the installation of a dashboard camera might be a little confusing for those who have never used a Dash Cam, for that his party launched the “70mai Dash Cam M300”, The Ideal Dash Cam for Beginners.
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This Dash Cam has a 240 mAh battery capacity and is equipped with a 3 megapixel camera. The resolution is also quite high, which is 2,304 x 1,296 Pixels so that it is able to produce sharper images with real details.
” Dash cam This can balance the exposure balance so that it produces clear images, be it at night, in tunnels, even in places that have poor lighting,” said Jerry Su, through a press release, Thursday (2/9/2021).
The 70mai Dash Cam is also equipped with a 140° wide field-of-view so it can capture more of the events on the road. The next feature that is no less interesting than this dash cam is 24 hours parking surveillance.
“This will make it easier for you to monitor your car equipped with a built-in G-sensor that detects vibration and sudden collisions,” he said.
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By using the internal wifi, he continued, the M300 can connect with the 70mai application so you can manage recording duration and activate parking surveillance. “You can also download saved files so you can check recording in real time and take photos whenever needed,” he said.
Another unique thing, the M300 also has a Built in Led Indicator located on the side of the M300 Dash Cam. LED indicators can easily show recording status, allowing you to stay informed while driving.
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