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Save $15 on a VAVA Dual Dashcam with 1920x1080P FHD

By Laura Tucker
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Roads seem to be busier than ever and presenting even more danger. A dashcam can provide much comfort, both in protecting your car and you. You can keep a recorded video of what happens to your car while it’s parked, at a traffic stop, or involved in an accident. The VAVA Dual Dashcam makes a great choice in this situation with front and rear cameras and night mode.

The front and rear cameras simultaneously record 155º and 126º, respectively, in 1920 x 1080P 30fps. If only using the front camera, it will record in QHD 2560 x 1440P 30fps. A dual Sony sensor improves low-light sensitivity, leading to clear images, whether it’s day or night, along with the combination F1.8 and 6-glass lens.

Vava Dual Dashcam Device App

The low-profile design of the VAVA Dual Dashcam is unobtrusive, compact, and easy to install. The dashcam connects to the VAVA Dash app via built-in Wi-FI, allowing you to set up the dashcam, download recordings to your phone, and share them on social media.

Your car’s surroundings will be recording with the parking monitor when the engine is off, surveilling the area and recording when bumps are detected. The built-in G-sensor detects shocks and collisions when driving and will record video of the incidents on a loop and lock the footage. Videos are saved in one-, two-, and three-minute segments with the help of a 128GB card that is not included. The footage could prove helpful for insurance claims.

Take $15 off the price of this dashcam and pay just $15.

VAVA Dual Dashcam

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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