Transcend DrivePro 250 dash cam with suction mount (64GB)

The DrivePro 250 dash cam from Transcend is designed with style and safety in mind.

• The DrivePro 250 is equipped with a high-sensitivity image sensor that captures high-resolution video with extremely fine audio gradation, even in low light.
• It also has a GPS/GLONASS receiver, a built-in rechargeable battery, a convenient snapshot button and Wi-Fi connectivity.
• The DrivePro 250 from Transcend is more than just a safety tool - it is a travel companion, ready to explore the world with you.

High-sensitivity image sensor:

• The DrivePro 250 is equipped with an extra-high-sensitivity light sensor that delivers high-resolution images with rich, vivid colours even in low light.
• The DrivePro 250 supports 1080P Full HD recording at 60 frames per second and offers both smooth recording and sharp snapshots.

Dash cam with all the essential features:

• The DrivePro 250 dash cam from Transcend is a versatile, technologically advanced dash cam with a GPS/GLONASS receiver, a built-in battery, a convenient snapshot button and Wi-Fi connectivity.
• It comes with a Transcend microSD memory card made from high-quality NAND flash memory and tested in extreme environmental conditions.

Wi-Fi connectivity:

• The DrivePro 250 is equipped with Wi-Fi connectivity.
• Thanks to the exclusive DrivePro app, real-time playback and footage download are possible.
• This means easy access to video evidence for reporting incidents to law enforcement and insurance companies, without even having to remove the memory card.

GPS/GLONASS receiver:

• The DrivePro 250 GPS/GLONASS receiver can add coordinates, date and time to the recorded video.
• The coordinates pinpoint where an incident occurred, allowing road services, police or insurance agents to respond faster.

Built-in battery:

In the event of a power failure, the built-in Li-polymer battery can temporarily keep the DrivePro dash cam running until the files are safely saved, preventing the loss of important footage due to file corruption.