RYDEEN TOMBO 360 Surround View 4K Dash Camera 10-inch Touchscreen Frameless Rearview Mirror with TFT Monitor w/Auto Brightness Day/Night, DYI Install, Backup Video-in, Backup Camera Not Included

New and unique 360-degree video rearview replacement mirror with 10-inch HD touchscreen with built-in drive recorder. Unlike other mirrors that can capture and record DVR video, the RYDEEN TOMBO 360 DVR Mirror houses a 360-degree 4K High-Definition digital video camera. TOMBO, which means “dragonfly” in Japanese, symbolizes the capability of All-Seeing-Vision. It provides a full view of both the inside and outside of the vehicle from the vantage point of the rearview mirror. 10-inch Mirror DVR with TFT Screen for front 360 view. The single 360-degree camera streams and records video from all sides. Users can then choose to display the front of the car, sides of the car and monitoring passengers. Frameless Infinity Mirror Design for clean look, using optic bonding with no air gap between the front glass for ultra-high brightness. With USB-C connection for external memory. Built-in Blindspot indicators for connecting with RYDEEN BSD products (sold separately). Auto sensing photo sensor for TFT screen brightness control, so automatically set to high during daytime and less bright during at night. Users can swipe left and right on the mirror to view the particular perspective they wish to see. They can also set the mirror to show split screen views of multiple angles (including left and right-side lanes or front view plus backseat). TOMBO 360 can show a 360-degree view simultaneously on all multiple view selections for complete viewing coverage.

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