HZZ TM 2.7-inch HD Car LED Security Vehicle DVR Road Dash Video Camera Recorder Accident Camcorder

Wide angle reaview mirror
Operating voltage:12v/24v
Visible area: 300mm
Storage temperature :-30°C~+80°C
Operating temperature:-10°C~+60°C
Dimension:300*80*30?mm?(exclude clamp)
Power Supply: Rechargeable Lithium-Ion battery / USB Car Charger
Language: English (default) / Russian / Japanese / Simplified Chinese /Traditional Chinese / French / Spanish / Italian / Portuguese / Turkish / Greek / German
DVR
View angle:140°

compression format: of H.264
Support TF card:maximum support to 32G(not included)
Storage format: Memory / TF card (choose one format)
frame rate: 15FPS/30FPS (default setting)
Frequency: 50Hz(default)/ 60Hz adjustable
Recording time: 2 min (default) /5 min/ 15 min, stop recording when memory card full
auto time/ date update: chooseable on(default)/ off, take video without time and date if choose”off”
Support motion detection
Support sound recording

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Rating:Rating=4.5
List Price: $ 360.99
Price: $ 89.00
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  • Unique rear view mirror design + adjustable camera lens + wide viewing angle, easy installation, blend in perfectly with car interior, no windshield mounting required Loop recording + built-in 2.7″ TFT LCD + Instant playback + Audio recording
  • 2.7 inch TFT LCD :Recording resolution:1920×1080 / 1440×1080 / 1280×720 pixels
  • When the car starts,the mirror car camera will automatically start recording.
  • This kind of rearview mirror recorder not only is a car video recorder,but also arearview.It’s nice nice and stable quality.
  • Accessory: main machine, AV cable, stand, car charger, USB charger, user’s manual

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3 Responses to “HZZ TM 2.7-inch HD Car LED Security Vehicle DVR Road Dash Video Camera Recorder Accident Camcorder”

L. Ahr "Industrial Gyzmologist" February 23rd, 2013 at 7:48 am

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works well, January 12, 2013
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L. Ahr “Industrial Gyzmologist” (Phoenix, AZ) –
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I chose this one because the camera is on the left side, which shifts the mirror to the left eliminating the interference with the passenger’s sun visor.

It will record at 30 fps using a class 4 uSD card when set to 1280×768. With a class 6 card the frame rate drops to 15 at 1440×1080, and at 1920×1080 the frame rate drops to 10. It also has SVGA or WVGA setting which I have not tried. I think the 1280×768 looks the best, so that’s the one I am using.

The Chinese/English instructions can be confusing, but you’ll figure it out. The product I received must be a newer revision than the one the instructions were written for. One setting in particular, the frame rate, is not an option. I think the unit automatically calculates the highest frame rate it can use based upon the resolution and flash card’s speed, which makes more sense to me.

Mine seems to be a little out of focus on the left side. The lens looks okay, so I am going to try cleaning it to see if that clears it up. The image is still clear enough to identify a vehicle. To read a license plate the vehicle must be fairly close, such as when pulling up to one that is stopped.

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CRV2009 February 23rd, 2013 at 8:14 am

5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
It’s a nice Car Dvr Camera built in a rear view mirror!, January 31, 2013
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For this price, you can’t get any better Car Dvr Camera with a 2.7 -inch LED than this one! I like its LED screen on the left side of the unit because it’s easy for me to view as a driver. This Car Dvr also works as a rear view mirror! The set up is pretty simple since it is built in rechargeable battery, just insert a micro sd card in the unit then power on; set the time/date and select recording resolution! Installation is also very easy, just clip it on the car’s rear view mirror then plug the supplied car dc to usb wire to the unit and that’s it! It will turns on and start to record when you start the car, then it will stops recording and turns off itself when you shut off the car. The recording video quality on this Car Dvr is very good! It records 720p in 30fps; 1080 in 15fps and 1080p in 10fps. It captures still image in 12Mps. This unit uses micro sd card up to 32gb. It does loop recording in 2min, 5min and 15min. I configured it in 1080/15fps with sounds on 15min loop recording setting and it works great! With my setting, it captures street signs and front car license plate clearly on a close distance. Another thing that I like about this Car Dvr is the built in speaker was pretty loud. I enjoyed to play back the recordings on this Car Dvr very much!

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Anonymous February 23rd, 2013 at 9:00 am

4.0 out of 5 stars
Initial Review: It works., February 22, 2013
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This is just an initial review of the product.

Packaging:
Amazon shipped me an extremely beat up box. No stars removed for this since it is for the product but the corners were smashed in pretty hard.
The “retail” box it ships in is very nicely sleeved with all the random Engrish on the outside and a very sturdy (albeit smashed) inner white box that folds out.
The unit was wrapped with some foam and a plastic sheet over the glass.
Protip side-note: Don’t remove that plastic sheet until after putting a microSD card into the slot, attaching the power source, then mounting it to your rear view mirror. In that order.
Inside the box includes the unit itself, a standard miniUSB to USB cable, miniUSB to car charger, an AV cable, and more Engrish papers. The extra cables were a nice plus.

Initial impressions

Positive:
The unit is big. Probably around twice the size of my stock 2010 Toyota Corolla rear-view mirror. It was a bit of a shock but the way these are designed to clip onto an existing rear-view mirror means it has to be larger so the camera can see the road. I actually like the larger mirror much more after having it mounted. Video quality on 720p in daylight is “ok”, I’ll be doing testing with 1080 and 1080HD (which are different modes for some reason) while driving later. Having the LCD on the left is awesome.
Negative:
Biggest flaw so far has to be the card slot for the microSD card. I nearly pushed my microSD card into the unit itself, since there’s a hole there just big enough for the microSD to fall in, while absentmindedly inserting it into the card slot. Be very careful inserting a microSD card.
“Rearview” is imprinted on the top of the mirror. Might be cool in Asia but that’s just redundant.
I have not yet found a way to turn off the LCD once the unit is on. I don’t need it on while driving, no one does, and I bet most people don’t want it showing at all.
If I keep this unit, I’ll probably rip the speaker out. It serves no purpose but to make annoying sounds while powering on and changing menu settings, only the latter can be disabled.

I’ll be posting a video of me driving tonight along with some updates if I manage to change anything I don’t like.

So far I’m going to give this unit a “Buy-it” approval, pending how it fares at night.

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