Front and rear dash cam provided by the Korean company Thinkware, which specializes in manufacturing dash cams, in cooperation with the Saudi Dash Cam Store. 24-month warranty.
Full HD shooting with WDR technology
Clear 2K shooting at 30 fps, with precise color balance and improved contrast, day and night, thanks to the 2.0MP CMOS image sensor and WDR technology.
Wide shooting angles.
Wide-angle lens for both front and rear cameras with an angle of up to 140 degrees.
The wide lens provides comprehensive shooting coverage to ensure you capture important moments.
Super night vision.
(Only available in standing shooting mode)
Super Night Vision technology reduces image noise and improves image quality in low-light conditions, capturing more detail around your vehicle, providing greater protection while parked.
Mobile browser using Wi-Fi.
The camera's built-in Wi-Fi allows you to connect via its app, enabling you to manage your camera, view all videos, and download them seamlessly and easily.
The application supports the Arabic language and provides a convenient and clear interface for users.
Download link for the iPhone application
Download link for the Android application
Recording mode while standing.
The parking recording feature allows dash cams to record everything that happens in front of and behind the camera. To activate this feature, the camera must be connected to a fuse wire.
Of course, all THINKWARE cameras are equipped with a battery protection feature, which means the camera constantly monitors the health of your car's battery and, if it detects any battery problems, automatically shuts down while parked to protect it.
Standing shooting positions:
Motion Detector: Capture any movement around the vehicle
Collision Detector: Capture any vehicle collision.
Time Lapse: In this mode, the camera records everything that happens in front of and behind the camera, whether there is movement or not. Videos are recorded in this mode according to the following system: The camera takes two pictures per second (instead of 30 in normal mode) and combines these pictures and moves them quickly, allowing the camera to record for as long as possible while standing still. Thus, a one-minute video becomes equivalent to 30 actual minutes, but accelerated.
