70mai A410 at €79.99: the dual dashcam at 2.5K with GPS that records even while parked
A dashcam is a device that attaches to the car's windshield and continuously records everything that happens during driving and optionally when the vehicle is parked. Its main purpose is to provide objective video evidence in the event of an accident, rear-end collision, road incident, or vandalism: footage with license plates, speed, and timestamps can make a difference in insurance or legal matters. The 70mai Dash Cam A410, available on Amazon for €79.99 with a 64 GB SD card included, is currently one of the best-equipped dual channel models under €80.
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70mai Dash Cam Front and Rear A410, Double Dashcam 2.5K+1080P HDR, Super Night Vision, F1.55 Aperture, 24H Parking Mode, WiFi GPS, G-Sensor, Loop Recording, Includes 64GB SD
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The front camera records in 2.5K QHD (2560×1440 pixels at 30fps) without artificial upscaling with a detail 1.78 times greater than Full HD 1080P: in practice, this means being able to read a license plate clearly from several meters away, even at high speeds. The 125° wide-angle lens covers up to four lanes of traffic simultaneously. The included rear camera RC21, on the other hand, records in Full HD 1080P. It serves to cover the view from behind the vehicle to document rear-end collisions, close overtakes, and reversing maneuvers. The codec used is H.264.
Night vision is also ensured by a combination of three technical elements: the ultra-wide F1.55 aperture (greater than the market average, typically F2.0-F2.8), hardware-level HDR technology that balances overexposed and underexposed areas in real-time, which is critical when exiting tunnels or under street lamps, and a proprietary 70mai algorithm for reducing digital noise in dark scenes. The result is the readability of license plates and road signs even in unlit parking lots or on poorly lit rural roads.
The multi-constellation built-in GPS simultaneously supports GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, and QZSS, and automatically incorporates coordinates, instantaneous speed, and timestamps in each frame of the video. This metadata makes the recordings usable as documentary evidence and allows reviewing routes on the app with the map overlaid on the video. The Wi-Fi connection allows transferring videos to a smartphone wirelessly through the 70mai app, from which it is also possible to adjust the sensitivity of the G-Sensor and recording resolution.
The G-Sensor is a three-axis accelerometer that automatically detects shocks, hard braking, and collisions: when the set impact threshold is exceeded, the device immediately locks the current file and records up to 3 minutes of buffered video (pre-collision, impact, and 30 seconds post-impact), and then saves it in a separate partition protected from loop overwriting. The loop recording automatically overwrites the oldest non-protected files when the SD card is full to ensure continuous coverage without manual intervention. The included 64 GB SD card is sufficient for about 6-8 hours of recording in 2.5K; the maximum supported capacity is 256 GB.
The 24H parking mode keeps the dashcam active when the engine is off: it records in time-lapse to save space and only activates full recording in case of a shock detected by the G-Sensor. As for installation, it is simple and done via static adhesive without suction cups or sticky residues, removable and repositionable without damaging the windshield. The official 70mai warranty is 24 months.