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70mai Dash Cam 4K A810 Lite Set
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70mai Dash Cam 4K A810 Lite Set is a compact, affordable dual-channel dash cam released in 2026. It’s designed for easy installation and everyday use.
Key Specs
- Front Camera: 4K UHD (3840×2160) at 30 FPS (single channel) or ~24/25 FPS (dual channel); 140° FOV, f/1.55 aperture, GalaxyCore GC8613 sensor, HDR support.
- Rear Camera (RC21 included): 1080p at 25 FPS; 130° FOV.
- Display: 3.18-inch IPS screen.
- Storage: Includes 64GB microSD (supports up to 512GB).
- Power: Supercapacitor (heat-resistant, safer than lithium batteries; operates -10°C to 60°C).
- Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6 (2.4/5 GHz, fast transfers up to ~25 MB/s), Built-in GPS, optional 4G LTE module for cloud/remote features.
- Mount: Adhesive, compact size (front: 91 x 46 x 24.4 mm — roughly credit card sized).
- Other Features: Voice control, loop recording, G-sensor/collision detection, emergency buffered recording, time-lapse parking mode, app support (iOS/Android), 24H parking surveillance (with hardwire kit).
Performance Highlights
- Daytime: Sharp 4K footage — good for reading license plates and road signs.
- Night/Low Light: Decent with HDR and night vision, but rear cam struggles more.
- App & Transfers: Fast Wi-Fi 6 makes downloading videos quick. GPS logs speed/location.
- Parking Mode: Buffered (records before/after impact) or time-lapse; needs hardwire kit. Optional 4G adds remote notifications.
Pros
- Excellent value in a tiny package.
- Built-in screen + physical buttons (no need for app for basic use).
- Supercapacitor for reliability in heat.
- Strong front camera quality for the price.
Cons
- Frame rate drops in dual-channel mode (4K@24/25 FPS).
- Rear camera is basic 1080p and weaker in low light.
- Parking/cloud features require extra accessories.
- Some users note minor quirks (e.g., voice control reliability).
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