Video Sample

Finally after a long time since the first post, as a matter of fact, the warranty period of for the dashcam has already passed, I manage to upload some sample videos taken.

Throughout the past one and half year, there's been some errors with the recording of this dashcam.
Another fault is the dashcam will auto shutdown after being powered up with the LCD screen indicating "NO SD CARD" even though SD card was inserted.
But both problems were solved by reformatting the mircoSD card.

Hello and Welcome to the Lenovo V35 Driving Recorder Review.
This blog will try to give you an idea on owning and operating this brand and model of driving recorder.

It comes with a quality looking box. Made in China like most products nowadays.

It owns me RM307 but you can get cheaper price online or at KL. Saw it on Lowyat at RM 275. But to save trouble in case need to claim warranty. I paid  a bit more premium to get it at my own hometown.

*Drum Rolls* Unboxing

It consists of the camera itself, one USB cable, one car charger (cable length is approximately 3 metre plus and rated to 80 deg Celsius - good for our Msian weather) and one quality car suction mount.

Front View: The Camera Lens stating 1.3 Mega Pixels and the Speaker.

Top View: Screw Mount for suction mount

Right Side: Mini HDMI, MINI USB (For data transfer / plugged in with car charger) and the Reset button. 

Left Side: On / Off Button (Also functions as protect button - protect or lock the latest recorded videos files once you press it), Micro-SD card slot (Requires class 4 above but I am using Class 10 card) and the Microphone.

Back view: The LCD Monitor.

The next post will be on the working and samples videos. Stay tuned !