70mai A510 HDR 3K Dual Channel Dash Cam

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Crystal Clear Evidence Day & Night!

I’ve been using this on Indian roads and highways, and the 3K front and 1080P rear video quality is phenomenal. Thanks to the Sony STARVIS 2 sensor, night vision is incredibly sharp, capturing number plates clearly even under strong headlight glare. The ADAS alerts and built-in GPS are highly responsive, and the app connects easily to download footage directly to my phone. Setup was a breeze. Highly recommended for anyone wanting reliable, high-quality car protection!.

Shafiq I · review on Amazon

A worthy needy product for your vehicle

In the pack:The pack contains Front camera, rear camera, connector cable with enough and more length for Front camera, custom connector cable for Rear camera with more than enough cable length, a cigar lighter socket pluggable adapter (this adapter is used when ur car doesnt have a USB port to power the camera.), 2 pairs of electrostatic stickers for front and back, a handy stick like tool to insert the wires into the car roof mounts.Extra purchase:I bought a 128GB SAMSUNG EVO PLUS A2 memory card as recommended by 70Mai in their amazon page - https://www.amazon.in/dp/B0CXJ2FTBRFunctionality:The dashcam is functioning perfectly. Power up the camera by keeping in hand and configure it before mounting to windshield. Else, it might be difficult as the unit is small and the place to fix it is congested.I set the default 3k resolution itself for front camera. Just set the GPS based Time sync option. Thats it.Dashboard's glare is seen on the windshield when you are traveling on day time. You may need purchase extra CPL filter to clear it out (i havent bought). The video quality is extremely good. Rear camera output is also good during day time.At night, the Front camera out is really good. At some corner case scenarios, we cannot detect/read the numberplate. But overall, its good. Rear camera at night, dont expect too much with respect to number plate reading. The trailing traffic is neat and clearly visible.Interesting facts found:- As mentioned above, I bought 128 GB card. With this, we will be able to store nearly 5-6 hours of front camera output (with 3k resolution) and 2+ hours of rear camera output. If the resolution is reduced, the longer recordings can be saved.- Looks like the camera software is having some internal logic on the memory usage. I assume that the camera is reserving something like 80% of memory for front camera and the remaining for rear camera. Why I came to this conclusion is because, If we go for a drive of say 4 hours, we can see the full 4 hour output from front camera, while the same duration is not seen for rear camera.- With the time for each video clip set to the default 1 minute, 3k resolution in front camera results in a 1 minute video file of 200MB and rear camer with 65MB. I increased the time to 3 minutes, which results in front camera video file to be ~ 600 MB and rear camera file to be ~250 MB. This becomes bit difficult when we are planning to transfer multiple files.How to access the recordings:- Via the windshield unit - A tedious task as the unit will always be placed in a congusted area. Hence, I dont recommend this approach- Pull out the memory card from the windshield unit and access it via the memory card reader on a PC/Laptop (which we will get along with the Samsung card). This too will be difficult for some people who doesnt have a PC/Laptop or their PC/Laptop doesnt have a card reader slot. This approach is purely depending on your available resources for reading a memory card.- Using the 70mai mobile application, connect to the camera's wifi hotspot. Using this mobile application, you can watch and download the video clips onto the phone.Worst/horrible finding:The worst part of the whole dashcam is with respect to its android mobile app (atleast for me).You need to turn on your phone's- internet (data) - Expected as the account created is stored in cloud.- wifi - Expected as we need the mobile app to connect with the camera's wifi hotspot- bluetooth - Unexpected. Why on earth we need to turn on bluetooth...! It's not pairing with any device. Just simply turn it on...!!- location - Unexpected. The camera already contains a GPS module. Then why should the mobile application needs to turn on the location in phone...!!Other than the above troubles in the mobile app (android), the other functionality on the mobile app is great.All the settings too can be configured via the mobile app, which is very handy.#### Keep in mind that the camera will stop recording when the mobile app is connected to the camera.Overall, a worth purchase.Note:The installation was done by me alone.If you know the basic usage of a screw driver (+ and flat), the clip based locking of your car's pillar covers - then you can fit it like a pro.If you wish to fit it by your own but dont know how - check the internet for some videos on how to remove the A, B & C pillar covers.If you are not that confident - dont take the chance. Go to some car accessories shop and let them do the job for you.

Suraj M. · review on Amazon

Great video quality

The 70mai A510 delivers where it matters most: video clarity. The 2.7K resolution with the Sony STARVIS 2 sensor produces sharp daytime footage and handles nighttime glare very well, making license plates easy to read

Rajesh S · review on Amazon

Great Dashcam with Excellent Video Quality

I've been using the 70mai A510 for a few days now and am very happy with the purchase. The video quality is sharp and clear, both during the day and at night, making it easy to capture important details on the road.Installation was simple, and the mobile app is easy to use for viewing and downloading recordings. The GPS and parking surveillance features are useful additions and provide extra peace of mind.Overall, the 70mai A510 offers great performance, reliable recording, and excellent value for money. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a quality dashcam.

Jignesh · review on Amazon