○ 1080p 60fps ○ Optional GPS and CPL ○ 2.0" LCD screen ○ Latest V2 model Read more.
This enhanced Viofo A119S V2 records in super high quality FullHD 1080p 60fps. It is equipped with the latest Sony STARVIS IMX291 sensor for the greatest night vision. The resolution can also be set at 1080p 30fps or 720p 30fps.
This dashcam is fitted with Sony’s STARVIS IMX291 image sensor. Sony STARVIS is currently one of the best performing low-light image sensors on the market.
The Viofo A119S V2 has the option to mount a CPL filter (see accessories). A CPL filter is like polaroid sunglasses for your eyes, it filters harmful radiation and also reduces reflections in the video. The video gets clearer, especially when recording in sunny or very light environments.
This A119S V2 is placed on the windscreen with a firm adhesive mount (without GPS). It can also be ordered with a mount that doubles as the GPS receiver. This clever design allows for a clean installation, great GPS reception and videos with little to no vibration. The mount stays on the windscreen and the dashcam can be slid in and out of it easily.
The Viofo A119S V2 has two types of parking mode that have to be manually activated. Note that for these functions to properly work the A119S V2 has to be powered with the Hardwire Kit (see accessories).
Motion
Activate the Motion Detection function in the menu and the camera will stay in stand-by mode. When a motion is detected, the A119S V2 will start a recording of 30 seconds and then go in stand-by mode again. Please note that this is a different recording type and is preferably only turned on during parking and turned off when normally driving.
Vibration
When Parking Mode is activated and the camera is turned off, it will boot up and start a recording when a vibration is detected.
The compact but bright 2.0 inch LCD screen on this Viofo A119S V2 lets you see the current and saved recordings and makes the menu easily accessible. The A119S V2 has an optional screensaver that activates after 3 minutes as to not distract the driver too much.
This Viofo A119S V2 has an AV out port that can be used to show the dashcam’s screen on a remote monitor, like a built-in monitor in the dashboard of the car.
This Viofo A119S V2 supports Micro SD cards up to 128gb (not included). 128gb stores about 16 to 24 hours of FullHD 1080p 30fps recordings.
The Viofo A119S V2 has a 135˚ wide view ‘fish-eye’ lens to make sure a big area around the car is visible and captured.
The Viofo A119S V2 has a super capacitor instead of a normal battery. Super capacitors are more durable and reliable than Li-ion batteries. They have a longer lifespan and perform better in very high or low temperatures. Note that capacitors only store power for a very short time, meaning that the camera will immediately turn off when the power it turned off and cannot be used without a power source.
This Viofo A119S V2 is equipped with loop recording so the dashcam will keep recording even when the SD card is full. Videos are stored in short files of 3, 5 or 10 minutes, when the SD card is full the oldest file will be automatically deleted so there is space for a new file. This way you are sure the last period of time is stored on the SD card, the length of this period depending on the size of the SD card.
When powered by the cigarette power plug, the Viofo A119S V2 will start recording automatically when the car is turned on and will stop recording when the car is turned off. Note that this function will only work in cars that provide power trough the cigarette port when the ignition is on. When power is also provided when the ignition is off, the A119S V2 will stay on and has to be turned on and off manually.
The built-in G-sensor in this Viofo A119S V2 registers when you have an accident and in that case saves the current file in a special emergency folder on the SD card. Files in this folder cannot be erased by the loop recording.
This Viofo A119S V2 has a built-in microphone. The microphone can be muted in the menu.
The current time and date of the recordings are visible in the lower corner of the videos. This setting can also be turned off in the menu.
