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Photo courtesy of Rear View Safety.
Rear View Safety has announced the featured product of the month for June, the LK-7950 Lukas Dual Lens Dash Camera with Wi-Fi and GPS, the company announced.
The LK-7950 Lukas Dual Lens Dash Camera with Wi-Fi and GPS features two cameras, for front and rear full HD video recording. The front camera boasts an ultra-wide 135-degree viewing angle, while the rear lens has a 130-degree viewing angle.
The camera allows two cards (one SD and one microSD card) saving you space and keeping important footage protected. With a combined storage capacity of 512GB, the driver never has to worry about running out of space.
Using the built-in Wi-Fi and the free Lukas app for smartphones, live footage can wirelessly be viewed and downloaded from both cameras. Built-in GPS records your vehicle's location and driving route as well.
With the built-in G-Sensor, the camera can detect an impact and will activate Event Mode. The footage recorded during Event Mode will not be overwritten. This ensures important recordings will be available when needed. Continuous recording guarantees no footage will be missed, while motion detection in parking mode will protect the car even when the car is parked.
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