Dashcam 70mai M500

The Dash Cam 70mai M500 records high-resolution driving footage at 2592 x 1944 pixels and offers an extra-wide 170° field of view to capture license plates, road signs, and events on both sides of the vehicle. It includes built-in eMMC storage (no memory card required), supports GPS and GLONASS positioning, and connects to the 70mai app via Wi‑Fi for real-time viewing and settings control. The unit supports time-lapse 24-hour parking surveillance, loop recording, and provides ADAS alerts and optional TPMS integration for tire pressure monitoring.

Advantages

The M500 delivers clear daytime and improved low-light images using HDR processing and an F2.0 aperture. Its wide 170° lens increases scene coverage while GPS+GLONASS offers more stable trip data (time, speed, coordinates). Built-in eMMC 5.1 reduces risks of frame skipping and memory-card errors, and internal storage (up to 128 GB model) simplifies setup. Time-lapse recording and loop overwrite optimize storage use for continuous parking surveillance. The device also supports voice control, app-based management, and voice alerts for recorded emergencies or TPMS warnings.

Suitable for

• Recording daily driving and traffic incidents
• 24-hour parking surveillance with time-lapse compression
• Gathering GPS-stamped trip data for insurance or roadside assistance
• Monitoring tire pressure when paired with TPMS sensors
• Hands-free operation via voice control and app access

Key specifications

• Main camera resolution: 2592 x 1944 (Quad HD)
• Viewing angle: 170°
• Built-in storage: eMMC (model with up to 128 GB)
• Positioning: GPS + GLONASS
• Power: 500 mAh battery and USB power
• Number of cameras: 1
• Connectivity: Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth (for TPMS)
• Low-light: HDR and F2.0 aperture

How to use

Install the dash cam on the windshield so the wide-angle lens has an unobstructed forward view. Connect power via USB or use the internal battery for short-term use. Install and open the 70mai app, connect to the camera’s Wi‑Fi to view live footage, adjust settings, and download videos or photos. For parking surveillance enable time-lapse recording and, if available, connect TPMS sensors by Bluetooth for tire pressure monitoring. After an impact, the built-in G-sensor triggers automatic emergency recording and will notify you by voice when the device restarts.

Recommendations

Position the camera centrally behind the rearview mirror for optimal coverage, periodically check firmware via the 70mai app, and ensure the vehicle’s battery protection settings are configured to prevent excessive drain during extended parking surveillance.