Viofo Ltd. Divulges a Real 4K HDR 3 Channel 4K Front + FHD Inside + FHD Rear Dashcam

Viofo Ltd. introduces VIOFO A139 PRO 3CH which is a Real 4K HDR 3 Channel 4K Front + FHD Inside + FHD Rear Dashcam. The VIOFO A139 PRO 3CH is equipped with a front: Sony STARVIS 2 Sensor 8MP 1/1.8 IMX678, Interior: Sony STARVIS Sensor 2MP IMX291, rear Sony STARVIS Sensor 2MP IMX291 and F1.6 Aperture 7 Elements Glass Lens to boot.

Besides, the VIOFO A139 PRO 3CH also boasts a 140°+ 170°+ 170° Wide Viewing Angle, Dual-Band Wi-Fi Built-in 2.4GHz & Upgraded 5GHz, Voice Notification in Multiple Languages Supports, and 3 Parking Modes: Auto Event Detection / Time-lapse / Low Bitrate Recording.

On top of that, the VIOFO A139 PRO 3CH has a user-friendly Installation with super slim coaxial cable and miniature connectors, GPS Logger & CPL Filter, support external microphone, and optional bluetooth emergency remote .

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