Although the dash cam is slightly larger than a matchbox, it houses two cameras. Each shoots in Full HD (1920x1080p) resolution, allowing you to capture all important events and objects on the road and details of what's happening inside the car.

When TrendVision Proof is turned on, recording automatically begins from both cameras simultaneously. This way, the dash cam provides the driver with a recording of what was happening at a specific moment in time both on the road and in the car.

The device's second Full HD camera rotates 250°, allowing it to be aimed inside the car and capture events not only on the road but also inside the vehicle. It is also equipped with four IR LEDs, ensuring visibility even in low-light conditions.

A vacuum suction cup securely attaches the dashcam to the windshield. And thanks to the 360-degree rotating mount, you can capture not only the road and the car's interior, but also events near the car's doors (such as traffic police officers).

HDR: The HDR software feature ensures clear visibility of frame details in the most challenging shooting conditions, such as in extremely bright or low light conditions or sudden changes in lighting (for example, when entering a dark tunnel).
Stabilization: The built-in image stabilization function reduces image shake caused by engine shaking and vibration, as well as driving on uneven surfaces. The bright, high-contrast display allows for easy operation, adjustments, and playback of recordings.
IPS display: The brightness is adjusted to avoid dazzling the driver at night while remaining legible in direct sunlight.

Both cameras have a 170-degree viewing angle. The front camera captures not only the roadway but also pedestrian areas. The second camera covers the entire interior of the vehicle.

Thanks to built-in motion and impact sensors, the device immediately saves recorded video files to a secure area of ​​the memory card, even if the vehicle is slightly impacted. This provides assistance both during parking and in the event of an accident on the road.

The dash cam is controlled by several buttons and a display. It also features automatic operation thanks to built-in sensors and supports loop recording of varying lengths. MicroSD memory cards can be used for recording and storing video. Power is supplied by the vehicle's electrical system or battery.