Accessibility matters here. The purchase is designed to fit a modest budget while delivering functionality that hides in plain sight within a traditional dash cam. Recording quality stands as the cornerstone of any car gadget, and this model raises the standard with Full HD image clarity at 1920 by 1080 pixels. The result is a bright, sharp feed that remains easy to review. A fast F2.0 lens combined with a wide dynamic range noise reduction system ensures the footage stays legible even under challenging lighting, reducing the impact of shadows or fog on the final video. The result is consistently readable recordings that help users identify details when they matter most. Source: 70mai official.
The camera offers a wide 130 degree viewing angle, capturing all lanes and more. It records not only vehicle movements and nearby traffic but also road signs that help with traffic events or evidence in disputes. Footage can be browsed directly in the camera’s companion app, where users can adjust settings on the fly. For those who prefer not to pull out a phone, the built-in display provides quick access and quick reviews. A compact two centimeter screen makes screening and quick checks possible without fuss. Source: 70mai official.
The Lite 2 model introduces connectivity through a GPS module, marking a step forward from earlier high end models like the A800 and A500 which already included satellite communication by default. The prior Lite version offered the option to attach a module to the device itself, but this extra is no longer standard in the basic bundle and must be purchased separately. This change keeps the core unit affordable while still enabling precise location tracking when the module is added. Source: 70mai official.
In the Lite 2 lineup the GPS module is not included by default in the basic configuration but is available for purchase. When connected, the video display shows speed, time, and coordinates, creating a complete route from a starting point to a destination. The data is derived from GPS and GLONASS satellites to ensure higher accuracy. The module attaches securely to the dashboard, delivering dependable location data during travel. Source: 70mai official.
What else can buyers expect from this new release? A built in shock sensor detects impacts, while loop recording makes sure there is continuous coverage by overwriting the oldest clips when storage is full. The unit supports memory cards up to 128 GB and requires a Class 10 rating or higher. In addition to standard recording, there is a direct connection cable that is sold separately, enabling a dedicated parking mode and time lapse shooting. The camera records with a deliberate frame skipping approach to conserve memory, while in normal mode it captures at a steady 30 frames per second. In time lapse mode the frame rate is reduced to one frame per second, and the captured frames are stitched into a single continuous video later. Source: 70mai official.