Transcend DrivePro Digital Camcorder - 2.4" LCD - CMOS - Full HD - 16:9 - USB - microSD, microSDXC, microSDHC - GPS - Memory Card - Dashboard Mount, Suction Mount TS-DP250A-32G

Transcend''s DrivePro 250 dashcam was designed with both style and safety in mind. The DrivePro 250 features a STARVIS™ image sensor to capture high-resolution videos with extremely fine tonal gradation even in low light. In addition, it features a GPS/GLONASS receiver, a built-in battery, a handy snapshot button, and Wi-Fi connectivity. More than just a safety device, Transcend''s DrivePro 250 is a fellow traveler ready to explore more of the world with you. STARVIS™ high-sensitivity image sensor The DrivePro 250 uses a STARVIS™ sensor to capture high-resolution images with superb, rich color even in low light. Supporting 1080P Full HD recording at 60fps, the DrivePro 250 offers smooth footage as well as crisp still images. A dash camera with all the right features Transcend''s DrivePro 250 dashcam is a feature-packed, advanced dash camera with its GPS/GLONASS receiver, built-in battery, handy snapshot button, and Wi-Fi connectivity. It comes bundled with a Transcend microSD memory card built of high-quality NAND flash and tested under harsh environmental conditions. Wi-Fi connectivity The DrivePro 250 features Wi-Fi connectivity that works with the exclusive DrivePro App to provide real-time footage playback and download. This means ease of access to video evidence for reporting incidents to law enforcement and insurance companies without the need to pull out the memory card. GPS/GLONASS receiver The DrivePro 250''s GPS/GLONASS receiver can log coordinates, date, and time into recorded video footage. The coordinates precisely locate where an incident happened so that emergency road services, police, or an insurance representative can respond more quickly. Built-in battery In the event of a power outage, the built-in Li-Polymer battery can temporarily supply power to the DrivePro dashcam until the files being recorded are safely stored, so to prevent losing crucial images due to file damage.