Motion Detector: They start recording when they detect movement around the vehicle, ideal for surveillance while parked.
Parking Monitoring: They automatically record incidents when the car is parked, protecting it from bumps or vandalism
Night Vision: They ensure clear recording in low light or at night, so that details such as license plates are visible.
Collision Sensor: They feature a sensor (G-Sensor) that detects sudden movements or collisions and automatically saves the video to prevent it from being deleted.
Driver Assistance (ADAS): They warn the driver of potential dangers, such as lane departure or imminent collision.
Basic (up to 720p): Basic recording analysis. It is sufficient for a general view, but it may be difficult to distinguish license plates from a distance.
High (Full HD - 1080p): The most established choice. It offers a clear image, sufficient to distinguish details in most conditions.
Very High (2K - 1440p): Very high resolution. Excellent detail, very helpful for zooming or in low-light conditions.
Maximum (4K Ultra HD): The highest possible resolution for crystal-clear image quality. It allows you to zoom in on the video and clearly distinguish license plates or small details.
