Chinese company Huawei has teamed up with local startup LNDU to launch a new gadget for
What it is
The DVR is equipped with a Sony IMX415 and 7 sensorsets of optical lenses with F/1.75 aperture to achieve ultra-clear 4K image quality. The camera “sees” well in poorly lit areas, improves image quality in such conditions, provides clear night vision and backlighting, as well as long-distance shooting.
For more convenient file transfer, it is providedHarmonyOS Connect support. With most dash cams you need to remove the memory card and use the device to read it. With Huawei Smart LNDU 4K, you just need to turn on Bluetooth on your smartphone and bring it to the DVR. After this, the mobile phone screen will be used to view the live feed from the camera.
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Another interesting feature of the model wasADAS function that will help while driving. Thus, the gadget can warn about leaving the lane in real time, about the risk of a collision with the front car, about the appearance of pedestrians, remind about the start of the movement of the front car and speed limit signs.
In addition, the dash cam supports some voice commands, such as start recording, take a photo, etc.
In China, the Huawei Smart LNDU 4K costs around $80, but it looks like this is just a starting price - perhaps it will go up a bit over time.