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*New* VIOFO VS1 Mini Dash Cam with FREE 32GB microSD card $99.99
$99.99
$139.99
Amazon [amazon.com] has the NEW VIOFO VS1 Mini Dash Cam with a 32GB microSD card on sale right now for $99.99 with free shipping.
Features:
Sony STARVIS 2 IMX675 image sensor
Supports 2K 2560x1440P@60fps
HDR & Night Vision 2.0
FREE 32GB VIOFO microSD card
Smart Voice Control
5GHz Wi-Fi & GPS
Features:
Sony STARVIS 2 IMX675 image sensor
Supports 2K 2560x1440P@60fps
HDR & Night Vision 2.0
FREE 32GB VIOFO microSD card
Smart Voice Control
5GHz Wi-Fi & GPS
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Give Feedback Model: VIOFO VS1 Mini Dash Cam, 1440P/2K HDR Dashcam, STARVIS 2 Sensor, Free 32GB SD Card, 5GHz Wi-Fi Voice Control Car Dash Camera with GPS, Night Vision 2.0, 24H Parking Mode, Support 512GB Max
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 5/16/2024, 09:45 AM| Sold By | Sale Price |
|---|---|
 Amazon | $139.99 |
| Rating: | (4.4 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 13 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | VIOFO VS1 Mini Dash Cam, 1440P/2K HDR Dashcam, STARVIS 2 Sensor, Free 32GB SD Card, 5GHz Wi-Fi Voice Control Car Dash Camera with GPS, Night Vision 2.0, 24H Parking Mode, Support 512GB Max |
| Manufacturer: | VIOFO |
| Model Number: | VS1 |
| Product SKU: | B0CQV29RLB |
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One little tip i found, depending on your phone, is to buy a usb c micro sd card reader and keep it in your car. If you ever need to pull up footage, just pop out the micro sd, plug in your usb c adapter and you can view the footage right on your phone.
One little tip i found, depending on your phone, is to buy a usb c micro sd card reader and keep it in your car. If you ever need to pull up footage, just pop out the micro sd, plug in your usb c adapter and you can view the footage right on your phone.
One little tip i found, depending on your phone, is to buy a usb c micro sd card reader and keep it in your car. If you ever need to pull up footage, just pop out the micro sd, plug in your usb c adapter and you can view the footage right on your phone.
One little tip i found, depending on your phone, is to buy a usb c micro sd card reader and keep it in your car. If you ever need to pull up footage, just pop out the micro sd, plug in your usb c adapter and you can view the footage right on your phone.
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Definitely, kinda similar to the USB card reader I use. It's the size of a thumb drive and I just keep it in my car. Works great for saving to phone
One little tip i found, depending on your phone, is to buy a usb c micro sd card reader and keep it in your car. If you ever need to pull up footage, just pop out the micro sd, plug in your usb c adapter and you can view the footage right on your phone.
And then, when it comes to 2K, you might find so many brands/models claim they support 2K, but resolution is not the only factor that matters. Some brands have Sony STARVIS gen 1 only and also support 2K which is great, but STARVIS 2 give you much better readability on license plates especially when dark, say night. This has been my personal experience and, you can find all kinds of reviews on Youtube proving this.
Furthermore, this model uses capacitor as opposed to lithium battery which is used widely by many others. It is a great safety improvement especially if you live in an area with hot summers.
Last but not the least, I fully agree with the idea of leaving a TF card reader in your car for emergency and I actually do that myself too. But when it comes to Wifi transferring, for the sake of this discussion, 5GHz is the one to go as opposed to 2.4GHz only (some models out there). I can testify that 1min of video recording file with 2K resolution takes about 200M-300M space already, and imagine the case if you configured the video file length to be 2min or even 5min. Again, just for the sake of this discussion, 5GHz provides much better transferring speed between the dashcam and your cellphone.
Overall speaking, I do see this model ticks all boxes of important features (in my view) with a competitive price.
Starvis 2 and a built-in screen
I can't speak to Viofo video files specifically, but I used a cheap, random-brand USB-C SD card reader with my iPhone 15 Pro Max to view the files from my Canon R10 mirrorless camera. I imagine that most dash cam manufacturers use common video codecs for universal playback.
meaning, in the recorded clip, there is no info of speed, can that be done in this model?
meaning, in the recorded clip, there is no info of speed, can that be done in this model?