Description
The Mio MiVue 960W E80D4K sets a new standard for road safety with its native 4K 2160P resolution and the integration of the Sony Starvis 2 sensor. This combination ensures that license plates and road signs are legible even in challenging low-light environments. Equipped with a 2.7-inch IPS screen and SuperMP4 recording technology, the device writes data to the microSD card every second, eliminating the risk of file corruption during sudden power losses or accidents.
This product is for:
This dash cam is engineered for a diverse range of users:
- Night-shift workers who require the superior light sensitivity of the Starvis 2 sensor for dark commutes.
- Long-distance travelers who benefit from the 9-in-1 safety alerts, including speed camera and fatigue warnings.
- Tech-oriented drivers who prefer managing footage and firmware updates via high-speed WiFi and the MiVue Pro App.
- Urban commuters navigating complex intersections where technology enforcement and red-light camera alerts are essential.
- Security-conscious owners who utilize the intelligent parking mode to monitor their vehicle while away.
Detailed specifications:
Technical Specifications:
- Image Sensor: Sony Starvis 2 8-Megapixel CMOS
- Video Resolution: 4K 2160P at 30fps; 2K 1440P at 30fps HDR
- Video Format: SuperMP4 (H.265) with second-by-second writing
- Display: 2.7-inch IPS LCD
- Connectivity: Built-in GPS and High-Speed WiFi (QR Code pairing)
- Safety Features: 9-in-1 Safety Alerts, Voice Control (5 commands), Lane Departure Warning
- Storage: MicroSD slot (U3 or V30 required, supports up to 256GB)
- Power: Built-in Super Capacitor; 5V/2A input
- Dimensions: 61.75mm x 102.5mm x 40.25mm; Weight: 130g
Operating the MiVue 960W is streamlined through its intuitive interface and voice command system, allowing drivers to keep their hands on the wheel while triggering emergency recordings or taking photos. The high-speed WiFi significantly reduces download times for large 4K files, while the OTA (Over-the-Air) update feature ensures that speed camera databases and firmware are always current without needing a computer. The 9-in-1 alert system provides proactive notifications for speed traps, average speed zones, and mobile enforcement points, helping drivers maintain legal speeds and avoid fines.
Compared to traditional dash cams using standard MP4 formats, the MiVue 960W’s SuperMP4 technology provides a critical advantage by ensuring that footage is saved even if the power is cut mid-recording. While many 4K cameras struggle with heat and night clarity, the Starvis 2 sensor in this model offers a wider dynamic range and higher sensitivity than the first-generation Starvis sensors. Additionally, the integration of dynamic speed camera alerts—which adjust warning distances based on vehicle speed—offers a more sophisticated experience than fixed-distance alerts found in entry-level GPS dash cams.
Q&A:
Frequently Asked Questions:
- What are the benefits of the Sony Starvis 2 sensor? The Starvis 2 sensor provides increased sensitivity and lower noise in near-infrared light, allowing for clearer footage in near-total darkness compared to standard sensors.
- How does the SuperMP4 format protect my footage? SuperMP4 writes data to the memory card every second, so if the camera loses power during a collision, the video up to the final second is preserved.
- Does this dash cam support parking mode? Yes, it supports Smart Parking Mode with motion and impact detection, though it requires the installation of a Mio third-generation power cable (sold separately).
- What type of memory card should I use? A high-endurance MicroSD card with a U3 or V30 rating is required to handle the high data bitrate of 4K video; the unit supports up to 256GB.
- Can I add a rear-facing camera to this system? The MiVue 960W is compatible with optional rear cameras such as the MiVue E80D or E70 to provide dual-channel coverage.
