Recently was posted at base price but currently its reduced.
AUKEY Dash Cam 1080P Ultra Compact, 170°Wide Angle Lens, WDR Night Vision, Motion Detection, G-Sensor and Loop Recording, Mini In Car Camera with 2 Ports Car Charger
Was £39.99 now £33.99
@ Amazon
Full HD 1080p at 30fps: The DR01 backs you up in any road incident. Advanced Sony Exmor Sensor captures everything in super-sharp full 1080p resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels) with 6-lane super-wide 170° field of view. Captures video (with optional in-car audio) and stills
Clear Night Vision: The combination of professional F1.8 Lens and WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) maintains strong performance in low light conditions for nighttime driving. F1.8 Lens is allowed to capture more details and WDR technology can automatically adjust the exposure and balance the brightness in videos and images
Emergency Recording & GPS Supported: Emergency Recording Mode, activated by internal gravity sensor, automatically captures unexpected driving incidents and protects them against being overwritten. Connect to the AUKEY GM-32 GPS Antenna (available separately) to embed precise location & speed data for fascinating trip tracking on free third-party software and greater protection
Automatic Operation & Supercapacitor: Automatically powers on and starts recording when you start your car and stops when you switch off the engine. The supercapacitor withstands extreme heat & cold (-30°C - 75°C) better than standard battery technology and has a far longer operational lifetime
Package Contents: AUKEY DR01 Dash Cam, Warranty Card, Dual-Port USB Car Charger, USB Mini-B Power Cable (4m/13ft), Suction Mount, Sticker Mount, Three 3M Stickers, Six Cable Clips, User Manual. 24-Month Product Replacement Warranty and friendly Customer Service
All comments (39)
AzNDeals
10 Sep 17#1
General question about dashcams; where do you mount it? Is it not a magnet for thieves to take like navs etc?
itsvimal to AzNDeals
10 Sep 17#3
You can mount with included Suction mount same as Sat Nav's and when not in use take off easily.
Dakota777 to itsvimal
10 Sep 17#11
Thanks. I think I'd prefer to have mine in a discreet place all the time, save me having to attach and remove it each time. I'm hoping car manufacturers begin to build cars with this technology inbuilt.
paul_merton to Dakota777
10 Sep 17#19
They already do!
Dakota777 to paul_merton
10 Sep 17#32
Thanks, I suspected they might but never got round to googling it.
restyler to AzNDeals
10 Sep 17#10
If its mounted up on the passenger side of the rear view mirror, its hardly noticable either by the driver or from anyone on the outside. I have mine mounted like this {albeit a different model}, and the only way I know its there is from the beep it makes when I switch on the ignition.
I also prefer to use the 3M sticky pad mounts rather than the suction cup type as they take up less room & are less prone to falling off when it gets hot - looks like this model comes with both types of mount. Their relatively low cost, and hence even lower second hand value makes them generally unattractive to thieves.
Dakota777 to restyler
10 Sep 17#13
Which model do you have and did you wire it to the ignition yourself? Thanks in advance.
restyler to Dakota777
10 Sep 17#23
Ive had a 'wedge' type fitted on the front screen for almost 3 years now & its still working fine on the original 32gb micro sd card - {make sure the cards a branded class 10 such as toshiba/sandisk/sony} My original write up HERE
The latest version of the VIOFO A-118C wedge type with gps currently costs around £60 amazon.co.uk/dp/…78W
Ive also just fitted another type to the rear screen {which also gives warnings when entering speedcam zones} Write up HERE
Pateo to restyler
10 Sep 17#30
Would this work the same using inside house right against a window inside looking outside, as I've tried indoor infrared night vision cams but they can't see outside in the dark as ir reflecting back from glass, so can anyone recommend this instead?
restyler to Pateo
10 Sep 17#31
It should be fine as it doesnt use any infra red leds for illumination. Actually, ive got an indoor IP cam looking out of the window at the drive, & I had the same problem of IR reflection causing the image to be totally 'whited out' - so I turned off the IR's in the PC menu & night image is now perfect - helped a lot by having a streetlamp directly outside.
You can also buy a seperate outdoor mounted IR lamp for illuminating the area you want to view outside - these are virtually invisible to the human eye but should be perfect for these types of camera -
Pateo to restyler
10 Sep 17#35
Thanks for advice, can the display be switched off or is it permanently on?
restyler to Pateo
10 Sep 17#36
Cant be 100%, but most dashcams give you the option to do that. Just seen a couple of videos on it, & I was pretty impressed with its nightvision >> VID HERE
Pateo to restyler
13 Sep 17#37
In the product description it states "Motion Detection" so as I asked earlier about using looking from Window inside house to outside, would Motion Detection activate cam to start recording?
restyler to Pateo
13 Sep 17#38
Although I have no knowledge of this particular camera, I cant see any difference with it either recording from within a car or a house using its motion detection. However, If your looking for a house-bound security camera, why not consider one of the many IP based cameras which also record to card - and can simultaneously transmit their images to tablet/phone, such as THIS ONE for around £18 from Gearbest
Pateo to restyler
13 Sep 17#39
I've already received delivery of this dash cam, I just wanted to know before opening box if it does use motion detection to activate recording , so now you've verified it does, I will try it out but if it's no use I will return for refund! Thanks.
voodoo85 to AzNDeals
10 Sep 17#27
I have a mobius camera mounted next to my rear view mirror using this mount and its barely visible from outside the car. Mine is then wired (using regular USB) around the window, behind the dash (after removing a dash panel) and wired into the 12v socket that used to be inside the dash (removed to power dashcam as never use and car has 2 other 12v ports in centre console)
agizzer
10 Sep 17#2
Great Price...Thanks for the find
dunny06
10 Sep 17#4
Good find
Rastafari
10 Sep 17#5
This or the Anker?
itsvimal to Rastafari
10 Sep 17#6
I think both are good both have excellent reviews on most of their products :thumbsup:
Arcana to itsvimal
10 Sep 17#7
Which one is that? Roav? That's more than double the price of this one so not really comparable.
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AUKEY Dash Cam 1080P Ultra Compact, 170°Wide Angle Lens, WDR Night Vision, Motion Detection, G-Sensor and Loop Recording, Mini In Car Camera with 2 Ports Car Charger
Was £39.99 now £33.99
@ Amazon
All comments (39)
I have mine mounted like this {albeit a different model}, and the only way I know its there is from the beep it makes when I switch on the ignition.
I also prefer to use the 3M sticky pad mounts rather than the suction cup type as they take up less room & are less prone to falling off when it gets hot - looks like this model comes with both types of mount.
Their relatively low cost, and hence even lower second hand value makes them generally unattractive to thieves.
Which model do you have and did you wire it to the ignition yourself?
Thanks in advance.
My original write up HERE
The latest version of the VIOFO A-118C wedge type with gps currently costs around £60
amazon.co.uk/dp/…78W
Ive also just fitted another type to the rear screen {which also gives warnings when entering speedcam zones}
Write up HERE
Actually, ive got an indoor IP cam looking out of the window at the drive, & I had the same problem of IR reflection causing the image to be totally 'whited out' - so I turned off the IR's in the PC menu & night image is now perfect - helped a lot by having a streetlamp directly outside.
You can also buy a seperate outdoor mounted IR lamp for illuminating the area you want to view outside - these are virtually invisible to the human eye but should be perfect for these types of camera -
Just seen a couple of videos on it, & I was pretty impressed with its nightvision >> VID HERE
However, If your looking for a house-bound security camera, why not consider one of the many IP based cameras which also record to card - and can simultaneously transmit their images to tablet/phone, such as THIS ONE for around £18 from Gearbest