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Not very nice the sistem to bond the Dash Cam on the windscreen. But for the rest Is a very good product. Nice materials.

The inner battery have a very short autonomy

For the parking surveillance mode you need a special wireing dedicated.

Emergency recording mode Is Highly sensitive.

You need a good calibration of the dash cam

But at the Moment 70mai are the best product you can buy. The a400 Is middle product but complete.

? Installation Installing the camera was quite easy, just apply the electrostatic sticker that comes x2 in the package which has guidance for the camera spot, and then simply apply on top of it the camera holding bracket, wait a few minutes or an hour for the glue to attach, finally slide the 70mai into place.

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? Storage options Per 70mai recommendation you need at least class 10 U1 sd card, and a max of 256GB. I have gone for a U3 A2 V30 class 19 card ? Samsung Evo plus 256GB microSD SDXC U3 class 10 A2 memory card 130MB/S Adapter 2021 MB-MC256KA APC

There's a feature to sync GPS data to the mobile app to view your road trip on map but for some reason I am not finding the map button at all on the 70mai mobile app, it synchronized route data successfully and informs me with -> "click my driving routes to view your ..." but I am not finding that anywhere so whatever..

The Omni supports other English-only voice commands, such as "vlog," "emergency video," "take a selfie" and "shoot left/right." All data is stored on the dash cam's internal eMMC 128GB storage, and you can access videos and photos through the 70mai app via the camera hotspot. Once the internal memory reaches capacity, the dash cam will automatically overwrite the oldest footage. You'll want to be sure to copy any footage to your mobile device as soon as possible if you want to retain it. Within the app, you can save it to your camera roll. You can pinch to zoom in when reviewing your mobile photo library.

Installing the 70mai Dash Cam Omni is a simple process. The included mount securely attaches to the windshield, and the adhesive ensures a firm hold. Moreover, the adjustable mount allows you to find the perfect angle for your shot once installed. The provided pry tool facilitates the hassle-free and tidy installation of wires, contributing to a neat and organized interior.

The dash cam can be powered in two ways. The first method involves using a USB-C-to-USB-A cable connected to the provided auxiliary power outlet adapter (aka the cigarette lighter outlet), supplying power to the camera when the car is running. The second option uses the $20, 70mai hardwire kit UP03 to connect to the car's fuse box or accessories aux. Opting for this power source enables users to activate Park mode, providing continuous 24-hour protection by keeping the camera powered at all times.

The dashcam seamlessly connects to the 70mai app, allowing easy access to recorded footage, live view and device settings. The Wi-Fi connectivity works reliably, and the user-friendly app interface enhances the overall experience. Firmware updates are also performed from the mobile app. You download the update and push it to the dashcam. The app is available for both iOS and Android.

The 70mai Dash Cam Omni provides a reliable and cost-effective means to safeguard you and your car. For those residing in bustling cities or parking in less secure areas as I often do, this is an excellent method to protect your investment.

I appreciate 70mai separating the front and rear videos into their own folders. Most cameras dump them all in the same folder with A/B, or F/R added to the name. Separate folders makes life a bit easier when you go searching.

Hey you are right. What I read 70mai cameras are using battery instead of capacitors. Not sure if this is a concern as my car is also parked under the sun at workplace. Haven't heard of cases or from owners that 70mai camera goes kaput or jibaboom under the hot sun though.

Bear in mind that for the 70mai Omni, offloading/downloading of any video is to be done either through the app via wifi or detach the whole unit and connect to your computer, as it is using internal memory instead of micro sd card.

Also, unless you connect with their 70mai proprietary cable, you cannot activate parking mode. I reused my BV power magic using voltage cutoff, but it can only continuously record instead of gg into parking mode.

With the Tera 1000, 70mai marks its entry in the portable power station market with a bang. The battery and inverter specifications, output options, and the fact that it can connect to a smartphone make it an attractive product at a very competitive price.

The Tera 1000 comes with a 1000W/hr battery and a 1200W AC inverter. It sports a large color LCD and connects to the 70mai mobile app through Bluetooth. A wide variety of AC and DC output sockets are included and, together with the built-in AC adapter, make the Tera 1000 a versatile and compact product.

The Tera 1000 comes with a built-in Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) interface and will sip the main battery very slowly over time. There was no noticeable drop in battery charge over two weeks with the BLE enabled. The Bluetooth connection bridges the power station to the mobile application which is available on both Apple and Android platforms. The app installation is simple, requiring only that the smartphone has both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth turned on. The owner has to create a new 70mai account to use the station. Once done, the device is added through an app menu.

Note that you can adjust various dashcam settings (like the Speaker Volume, Video Resolution, Parking Surveillance, ADAS Driver Assistance, etc.) by clicking on the 3dot-icon top-right in the 70mai-app screen.

A large clear sticker with a circle in the center is included to help you install the camera. The idea is that you attach the sticker to the inside of your windshield and then you attach the 70mai Dash Cam Omni on the sticker so that the mount at the top of the camera is positioned inside the circle.

The 70mai Dash Cam Omni functions like other dashcams in that it will automatically power up when you start your vehicle and then it will automatically start recording video. By default, audio is turned off, but you can go into the settings and enable audio to be recorded in addition to video.

The app will also let you enable voice commands that you can use to control the camera

Your above statement is not right, it does not allow voice command when connected to the 70mai app, unless you have different app or different firmware, also connecting to its hotspod is on and off

With this 70mai Dash Cam Omni system, so if I have the mini wifi cameras placed in, and around my vehicle will your system support and record their footage as well, and if I can find some that are available with motion in them, then will it take that footage too?

I have recently purchased a 70mai m300 dash cam, it has the ability to record audio but when I export a video to my phone from it (via WiFi) and open it in the gallery on my phone the audio is clicky and staticy (sounds terrible) much like what is going on in this video - =a0pf6o17T4g.

The 70mai Dash Cam Omni is a 360-degree rotating dash cam. It started off as a Kickstarter campaign, which is something 70mai has successfully executed multiple times before. This camera is just the latest in a line of cameras from Omni, promising a few extra safety and lifestyle features to differentiate from what's been available before.

As far as installation goes, there are two ways to go about it. 70mai includes a USB-A to USB-C cable in the box, along with a car charger and a wiring crowbar. This isn't the most elegant solution, but it gets the job done, and you can use the crowbar to tuck the loose wire.

The 70mai Dash Cam Omni is probably one of the best-looking dash cams on the market right now. I had the black version in for review, which is less jazzy than the beautiful red-and-white version, which makes you, the driver, look like you're hunting down Pokmon and is absolutely the color to get unless you own a completely blacked-out car like me, and don't want to deviate from the color scheme.

The video quality is decent. The 140-degree field of view is excellent, and the footage is clear and crisp enough. 70mai has 4K dash cams too, but those are more expensive and need more storage per clip. In comparison, the Omni is a pretty solid compromise. You can see license plates clearly in the daytime, but the 1080p resolution means they're not readable unless you're within a few feet of the other vehicle.

As pointed out earlier, the 70mai Dash Cam Omni packs in a bunch of extra features, which make this device a more tempting option than most dash cams in this budget range. All of these features work rather well, which isn't what I expected going in.

Using one of the 2 included antistatic stickers, we can easily install the Omni Dash Cam. The idea is that you attach the sticker to the inside of your windshield and then you attach the 70mai Dash Cam Omni on the sticker so that the mount at the top of the camera is positioned inside the circle. 006ab0faaa