What’s New with the FineVu GX1000 Dual Channel Dash Cam?

Image quality is one of the GX1000's major improvements. The FineVu GX1000 is outfitted with the most recent 5.1MP Sony Exmor R STARVIS image sensors in front, and another set of 5.1MP for its rear. Yes, both have the same image sensors so you can have a balanced view of the road ahead and the traffic behind.

In comparison to the FineVu GX33 and FineVu GX300, which only offer FHD front and rear and QHD front + FHD rear, the GX1000 offers excellent 2K QHD @ 30FPS video footage, aided by HDR and Auto Night Vision, which optimize video quality by automatically tuning to deliver bright images in low-light and high-contrast settings.

In the event of an impact, the AI Damage Detection automatically scans the entire vehicle body structure using machine learning technology and sensors. The damaged area is divided into eight directions and reported in different impact size levels. When you get back into your car and start the engine, the FineVu GX1000 will notify you of the impact, and the WiFi app will show you which area was likely hit as well as a video clip of the incident.

While some dash cams easily shut down when exposed to hot regions and temperatures, the FineVu GX1000 ensures that it will continue to do its job even if it becomes hot. The FineVu GX1000 is designed to withstand high temperatures in hotter climates, constantly monitoring the ambient temperature and switching to Power Saving Mode if extreme heat is detected.

The FineVu GX1000 also has a Power Saving Mode to ensure that you get the most out of your dash cam. With its GPS turned off, the GX1000 consumes only 0.06W for two channels when parked.

The FineVu GX1000's Smart Time Lapse feature allows you to save more footage on your microSD card. When an event is detected, the recording frame rate is automatically reduced to 6 frames per second before returning to 30FPS full frame rate to ensure that the event is properly captured while tripling, if not quadrupling, the storage capacity on your microSD.

When the power falls below the preset voltage, it will automatically cut off the power to protect the car battery. Through the FineVu app, the FineVu GX1000 lets you customize the cut-off voltages. This feature prevents battery discharge and operates on backup, auxiliary, and side batteries.

Some dash cams may experience flickering while in use due to the different voltages and frequencies. The GX1000, on the other hand, has an anti-flicker option that allows you to record at 27 fps rather than 30 fps.

The FineVu GX1000 now has an additional driving recording mode, specifically 15 frames per second, which can also be activated during parking mode.