Pelsee P1 Pro 4K Dashcam Delivers Solid Protection on the Road Without Demanding a Premium Price Tag

Drivers face numerous hazards every time they turn the key, and a decent dashcam can help settle matters quickly by providing a clear picture of what happened that can be used to resolve disputes or support an insurance claim. The Pelsee P1 Pro 4K, priced at $49.99 with promotion code: 49ZC9NH7 (was $119.99), on the other hand, achieves a decent medium ground by producing incredibly fine footage while still including some nice extras that won’t break the bank.

This dual camera setup takes 4K footage from the front and 1080p from the back, allowing for a larger field of vision. The front camera is equipped with HDR to manage extremely intense sunlight and glare; you can actually read license plates even when the view is washed out by the sun. The rear camera uses WDR to remove shadows and backlighting, so it can pick up details even when driving through a tunnel or in foggy conditions. Both cameras produce 25 frames per second, making motion appear very smooth. Nighttime footage is also surprisingly good, thanks to the Sony STARVIS 2 sensor and a wide aperture lens that captures all of the light, resulting in nice full-color footage rather than gritty old black and white.

You get a 3.39-inch screen on the front device that displays live images from both cameras in real time, allowing you to make adjustments on the go. GPS is built-in and logs speed, location, and time stamps straight into each clip, which is extremely valuable for filing an accident report or mapping a route. The Wi-Fi is on the speedier 5.8GHz band, allowing you to immediately capture film on your phone and view, download, or share it. You may also use voice commands to lock a clip or capture a still while keeping your hands on the wheel.

Parking mode monitors your vehicle when you are not driving, as long as you connect it to a consistent power supply. The device automatically saves pertinent footage in the event of an impact using the built-in G-sensor. They’ve also utilized a supercapacitor instead of a conventional battery, which performs much better in high temperatures, so you’re less likely to have difficulties with the thing completely tanking in the middle of summer or winter. The 170 degree wide angle lens on the front captures two lanes, while the rear lens detects any blind spots behind.

Installation is simple: attach the cameras to the windshield using adhesive mounts and route the cables along the headliner and trim. The 64GB card that comes with it begins recording immediately, although most users upgrade to a larger card for extended loop recording. When the storage capacity is reached, loop recording simply overwrites the oldest files, ensuring that you are never caught short.