Front and rear dash cams from Thinkware, a Korean company specializing in dash cams, in cooperation with the Saudi Dash Cam Store. 24-month warranty.
2K shooting resolution for the front and rear lenses
With the Thinkawre Q1000 dash cam, you can get high-quality images with more detail than regular FHD, plus a 152-degree wide-angle view, so you can capture every detail on the road on video.
2K 30fps Dynamic Rear Lens:
The Thinkware Q1000 dash cam also supports rear-facing dash cam and 2K video recording at 30fps, enhancing smooth video quality and 152° wide angle shooting.
According to statistics, rear-end collisions account for one-third of all accidents, so a 140-degree camera angle can capture the entire image behind you and protect you from the other party's denial.
Night photography
Videos in low-light conditions may not be as clear as on unlit roads or in parking lots, but the Thinkware Q1000 Dash Cam uses the superior SUPER NIGHT VISION3.0 system, which is based on Image Signal Processing (ISP) technology, to deliver clear and visible video in all conditions, whether the car is parked or moving.
This duo from Sony will improve shooting performance in low-light conditions, in addition to Thinkware's performance in processing captured video.
Timelapse feature:
When the car is stopped and the memory is full with continuous recording, you may lose some important clips and not be able to retrieve them, especially when the camera is in parking mode with normal recording mode, which requires a large memory capacity to store for a longer period.
But with the Q1000 dash cam's time-lapse feature, the dash cam will record continuously at a rate of two frames per second, which will help reduce video size and memory consumption while increasing recording time to 16 times that of regular recording.
Note: To activate this feature, you must use the fuse cable included in the dash cam box.
Safety systems while driving:
Thinkware Q1000 Dash Cam with Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS)
and the collision warning system when approaching the vehicle ahead FCWS
Low-Speed Collision Warning System (FCWS)
And the Forward Vehicle Departure Warning (FVDW) system, to ensure the driver is always aware of the road via audible safety chimes.
Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS)
Whether you are sleepy or distracted, this may increase the possibility of an accident, but the Lane Departure Warning system will alert you when you leave the lane at speeds above 50 km/h.
High or low speed collision alert system:
Accidents can be avoided by leaving a safe distance between you and the vehicle in front of you. With the Thinkware Q1000, it calculates the distance between you and the vehicle in front of you when driving at speeds above 30 km/h on highways, or when driving at speeds below 30 km/h in city roads. The dash cam will trigger audio alerts at 3 levels depending on the severity of the collision possibility.
Forward Vehicle Departure Warning (FVDW)
When you're stopped at an intersection or traffic light, the intelligent alert system will alert you if the vehicle in front of you starts to leave. This will reduce the delay in responding if your eyes are distracted by something else while stopped.
WDR video quality enhancement technology:
Thinkware Dash Cam is equipped with the latest video quality enhancement technology available in the industry, to ensure you get the best video recordings in all conditions.
Wide Dynamic Range feature
When driving towards the sun, exiting a tunnel, or under the shadow of buildings, etc., there will be a sudden change in brightness levels, which may cause the video brightness to increase or decrease dramatically, resulting in some details being blurry.
Auto brightness adjustment feature:
Sudden increases in light from sunlight or car headlights can cause blurry video, and the same applies when entering or exiting a tunnel. With the automatic brightness adjustment feature, brightness levels are controlled to maintain clear and crisp video in all conditions.
Different shooting modes
Continuous recording mode:
This mode is automatically activated when the car engine is started, and video clips are saved in one-minute intervals with an automatic scanning system for old clips.
Event recording mode:
The shock monitoring system will save the event clip with 10 seconds before and after it via the G-sensor.
Manual recording mode:
You can choose this mode to securely save the video of the events that happen in front of you with the push of a button.
Energy conservation feature
When the car stops, the camera can enter hibernation mode to preserve the car's battery level until any shocks occur. The video is captured by the shock sensor, and the camera will operate within seconds to record the event for 20 seconds.
View saved recordings and make updates via smartphone:
The camera can be paired with a smartphone using the dedicated app.
It is the THINKWARE DASH CAM Mobile Viewer application, which allows you to access the camera via Wi-Fi to view clips, download them, delete them, or update the software installed on the camera.
Wi-Fi app:
Cloud calling app:
Custom browser for PC to view videos with more details:
With this browser, you can access the contents of your memory and view videos comfortably and with greater detail. Whether using Windows or Mac, you can view videos while simultaneously viewing the map, route history, and speed.
You can also modify options, format memory, or even update the program with simple steps using the browser.
Comprehensive driving data details with built-in GPS:
The built-in GPS can pinpoint the exact location and display the entire route history, including the recorded speed, on a map. In the event of an accident, the GPS can accurately determine the speed at the time of the accident, the direction of the collision, and its severity. The camera not only records video of the accident, but can also be used to track the vehicle's previous recorded travel routes.
Camera overheat protection system:
The camera is designed to dissipate heat and is equipped with a built-in temperature sensor to monitor the temperature, which will turn off the camera as a precaution to protect it from heat damage.
Camera specifications
Front camera resolution: 1440p 2K
Rear camera resolution: 1440p 2K
Front shooting angle: 152 degrees
Background shooting angle: 152 degrees
Wi-Fi
GPS
Time lapse
Energy saving system
Advanced video processing system
Thinkware mobile app for Android and iOS
Thinkware File Viewer for Windows and Mac
Super Night Vision 3.0
Advanced Collision Warning System (ADAS)
