Want to be certain what just happened? If you want the convenience of being able to examine, review, rewind exactly what happened in any accident or incident from the side of the road, you need a MiVue™890 DC. Download the MiVue™ Pro app to your iOS or Android smartphone and you’ll be able to stop arguments with other drivers in their tracks, or share footage of what happened with your insurer, police or other interested parties instantly. With two cameras – the front with its 135-degree field of view, and premium STARVIS™ sensor, and rear with 120-degree field of view, the MiVue™890 DC has you covered. Filmed in 1080P Full HD at 30 frames per second, footage is GPS tagged with location and information like direction of impact, thanks to the built-in 3-Axis G-Sensor so there can be no doubt of fault in the mind of your insurer and any bump is hard saved to the micro-SD card thanks to the automatic event recording mode. Premium safety alerts like warnings of upcoming school zones and change of speed zones on motorway on and off ramps are included, as well as safety camera alerts with updates available every month. The MiVue™890 DC is also smart and low power parking mode compatible. This means that with the addition of a MiVue™ SmartBox ($59 plus installation), you can ensure your vehicle continues to be protected from other drivers (and thieves) when it is parked, and the engine is switched off.
WARNING: This product contains a button/coin battery and is hazardous. Keep batteries away from children.
CAUTION - KEEP DEVICE AND BATTERY OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN This device contains a non-replaceable coin cell battery that is fixed internally. Do not attempt to disassemble, crush, puncture, or dispose the device in fire or water. Swallowing the battery may lead to serious injury or death in as little as two hours due to chemical burns and potential perforation of the oesophagus. If you suspect your child has swallowed or inserted a coin cell battery, immediately call the 24-hour Poisons Information Centre by dialing 131 126 for expert advice. For more information on how to recycle your old electronic devices and lithium batteries, please contact your local council office.
