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【Mirror-type Dashcam】 Perfectly suited for light & compact cars! At a width of 25.5 cm, it doesn’t obstruct your view.

【Mirror-type Dashcam】 Perfectly suited for light & compact cars! At a width of 25.5 cm, it doesn’t obstruct your view.

While large screen mirror-type dashcams are easy to see, they can sometimes be mismatched with light vehicles. The MAXWIN "MDR-M001" condenses its functionality into a 10.88-inch size with a width of approximately 25.5 cm. It's surprising to see such high functionality in such a compact design.

A large screen is not the only solution

A mirror-type drive recorder that can project the rear view image across the entire rearview mirror. For vehicles carrying family members in the back seat or loading luggage in the trunk, its ability to function as a digital inner mirror is an appealing feature. However, increasing the screen size will also make the device itself larger.

In light vehicles and compact cars, there can be concerns about interference with the sun visor and a sense of pressure around the front area. Facing that dilemma head-on is MAXWIN's "MDR-M001".

Approximately 25.5cm wide, a size mindful of Japanese cars

The screen size is 10.88 inches, with a body width of approximately 25.5cm. By compacting it compared to the 12-inch class, it is designed for installation in light vehicles and small cars. Since the front camera is integrated with the body, there is no need to add a separate camera around the windshield.

What’s even more interesting is the position of the clock and date display. To make it easily visible from the driver's seat of right-hand drive vehicles, it is positioned on the left side of the screen. Not only has the size been reduced, but the usability in Japanese cars has also been thoughtfully considered.

Clear recording in tunnels and at night.

Even though it's compact, the recording performance is firmly ensured. The front camera captures in 2560×1440 2.5K, and the rear records in Full HD, enabling simultaneous recording from both front and rear. It also supports HDR, which helps prevent overexposure and underexposure in scenes with significant brightness differences, such as tunnel entrances and nighttime headlights. There are two types of rear cameras: the "MDR-M001A," which is an IP67 waterproof type for outside the vehicle, and the "MDR-M001B," designed for inside the vehicle. You can choose based on the installation environment of your beloved car.

It makes you want one for the family’s second car as well.

On weekends, the family goes shopping, and on weekdays, it is used for pick-ups and drop-offs. It’s important to have an environment where you can record front and rear footage to prepare for any unforeseen circumstances, even for light vehicles and compact cars. However, having a large mirror that creates a sense of oppression around the driver's seat would defeat the purpose.

While securing the necessary screen size and recording performance, it maintains a width of about 25.5 cm. The charm of the MDR-M001 is not only in increasing functionality but also in its usability tailored for compact Japanese cars.

Product Name: MAXWIN MDR-M001
Price: Open (Actual Retail: 16,800 yen)
Screen: 10.88-inch IPS LCD
Width: Approximately 25.5 cm
Recording Resolution: Front 2K (2560×1440), Rear Full HD (1080P)
Rear Camera: Waterproof type for outside (MDR-M001A), type for inside (MDR-M001B)
Power Supply: Cigarette socket (compatible with 12V, 24V)

● Masato
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