DVR

A DVR is a device that records video and audio of what happens on the road. It is needed to document events, which can help in case of accidents or disputes on the road.

When choosing a DVR, consider video resolution, viewing angle, night mode, storage capabilities, GPS and Wi-Fi features, and reviews from other users.

The black box is usually mounted on the windshield using a suction cup or adhesive tape. It is important to properly route the power cable and make sure that the device does not restrict the driver's view.

Video recorder with GPS records the coordinates and speed of the car, which can be useful in the case of an accident to accurately determine the location of the accident.

The optimal resolution for a black box is 1080p Full HD. This provides a clear and detailed image, sufficient for recognizing license plates and other important details.

The angle of view determines the width of the frame to be captured. A wide viewing angle (140-170 degrees) allows you to capture more of the road environment, which increases the safety and informative nature of the recording.

The length of time the recordings are stored depends on the capacity of the memory card and the video quality setting. When the memory card is full, the black box usually overwrites the old data.

Yes, the night mode is necessary to ensure quality recording in low-light conditions. This is especially important for recording events that take place in the dark.

Loop recording allows the black box to automatically overwrite old files when the memory card is full. This ensures that the device is always ready to record new events.

Key features: high resolution video, wide viewing angle, night mode, GPS, loop recording, shock sensor (G-sensor), large memory card support and secure mount.

The G-sensor (shock sensor) detects sudden changes in vehicle movement, automatically protecting and saving recordings in the event of an accident or sudden braking.

Yes, there are dual-camera DVRs that record both the front and back of the car, providing a full view of the road environment.

Choose memory cards with at least Class 10 speed rating and 32GB to 128GB capacity, depending on the requirements of your DVR.

Many modern DVRs support connection to a smartphone via Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, making it easy to control the device and view recordings.

Check the memory card for errors and format it if necessary. Also make sure the black box is connected to a power source and update the device firmware.

DVRs can be used in most countries, but check local laws before traveling as some countries may restrict the use of DVRs.

Remove the black box from the mount and put it out of sight when you leave the vehicle. You can also use flush-mount or rearview mirror mount devices.

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Minimum price - 399 UAH

Average price - 3 672 UAH

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