Description
The Mio MiVue 935W sets a high standard for vehicular security, capturing 4K 2160P resolution at 30fps. Utilizing an 8-megapixel Sony STARVIS sensor, this dash cam excels in low-light environments, providing the clarity needed to identify license plates and road signs. The inclusion of SuperMP4 technology ensures that footage is saved every second, preventing data loss during sudden impacts or power failures.
This product is for:
- Professional commuters requiring reliable 4K evidence for insurance and liability protection.
- Night drivers who benefit from the Sony STARVIS sensor's superior low-light sensitivity.
- Tech-savvy users who prefer wireless OTA updates and smartphone-based video management via Wi-Fi.
- Safety-conscious motorists looking for integrated GPS alerts for speed cameras and traffic enforcement zones.
- Long-term vehicle owners seeking a durable solution with a three-year warranty and supercapacitor power.
Detailed specifications:
- Resolution: 4K 2160P @ 30fps / 2K 1440P @ 60fps / 2K 1440P @ 30fps HDR
- Sensor: Sony STARVIS 8MP CMOS
- Display: 2.7-inch IPS screen
- Video Format: SuperMP4 (H.265) with second-by-second writing
- Connectivity: Built-in Wi-Fi and GPS
- Storage: MicroSD slot (U3/V30 recommended, up to 256GB)
- Dimensions: 76.5 x 63.02 x 41.2 mm; Weight: 99.94g
- Power: Built-in Supercapacitor
Operating the MiVue 935W is streamlined through the MiVue Pro App, allowing for seamless firmware and speed camera data updates via Wi-Fi. The 9-in-1 safety alert system provides proactive warnings for fixed speed cameras, average speed zones, and mobile enforcement points. For comprehensive coverage, the unit supports the MiVue E60 rear camera for synchronized 4K/2K recording. Parking surveillance is also available when paired with the optional MiVue third-generation power cable, offering motion and impact detection.
Compared to standard 1080p dash cams, the MiVue 935W offers four times the pixel density, which is critical for digital zooming during post-incident analysis. Unlike models using traditional lithium batteries, its supercapacitor design withstands extreme cabin temperatures, significantly extending the device's lifespan. The SuperMP4 format provides a distinct advantage over standard MP4 by ensuring the last file remains playable even if the recording is interrupted.
Q&A:
- What memory card is required for 4K recording? Use a U3 or V30 rated MicroSD card up to 256GB, formatted within the device before use.
- How does the 9-in-1 safety alert system work? It uses GPS data to provide warnings for speed cameras, average speed zones, and technology-based traffic enforcement.
- Can I record while the car is parked? Yes, but it requires the optional MiVue third-generation power cable to enable Smart Parking Mode.
- Is the rear camera included? No, the MiVue E60 rear camera is sold separately for dual-channel recording.
- How do I update the speed camera locations? Updates are performed wirelessly through the MiVue Pro App via the built-in Wi-Fi OTA function.
