BLACKVUE DR590-1CH Dashboard Camera (Optional GPS) Dash Cam

The BlackVue DR590-1CH is a simple to use, high performance full HD dash cam that records the front view from your vehicle. With an ultra-wide 139° viewing angle, this recording angle allows you to record a broad 5 lanes of traffic. With excellent low-light performance, expect outstanding Full HD quality in a small, discreet design, it will record stealthily behind your rear-view mirror which is invisible to the driver and barely noticeable from outside of your vehicle.

Featuring Sony’s premium STARVIS™ image sensor in the front camera for excellent clarity in low light,record Full HD 1080p videos at up to 60 frames per second to catch important details even at high speed!

While driving, the DR590-1CH dash cam detects impacts and sudden changes in speed. While parked, it can also be able to detect movements*. Videos files are marked accordingly so that you can easily find the relevant ones in the BlackVue Viewer for Windows and Mac OS.

The DR590-1CH records extra fluid videos at 60 frames per second, keeping all details sharp even in fast action. With 60fps, motion blur is much reduced compared to 30fps. That means your this dash cam can better capture details, like license plates, even in fast-moving objects.

The DR590-1CH records over the oldest video files first when the microSD card is full, in a seamless loop. Like every BlackVue dashcam, the DR590-1CH records audio in addition to video. Handy to make oral notes to yourself while keeping your hands on the wheel, record a conversation with a police officer, or capture any sound of impact that might be off-camera.

The DR590-1CH automatically switches to Parking Mode to monitor you parked vehicle, but only writes to the memory card when something happens (motion or impact detected), which has two benefits:

• Less chance for important files to be overwritten during long Parking Mode sessions.
• Extended memory card lifespan in the long run.

The dashcam detects movements via the camera sensor and impacts via the gravity sensor. You can choose to record videos in either both scenarios or only when impacts are detected.