Don’t buy a dash cam until you read about Omni.

DVR is an indispensable accessory for every car. They record video evidence while driving, so you always have an independent witness.

The problem with most DVRs, even those with wide angle lenses, is that they can’t record in all directions. And this means that you will not have evidence if, for example, another car changes lanes and crashes into the side of your car.

However, the new 70mai Omni solves this problem. It’s the world’s first rotating lens dash cam that can rotate to any angle to capture video, so it has no blind spots: it can see everything that’s happening, no matter where it’s happening around your car.

Of course, such a dash cam also needs to be smart to know where to record, and the Omni has them in abundance. For example, it can detect when a person walks near your car when it’s parked, track their movements and record them, and change the color of its LEDs to scare them away if they stay too close for too long.

And while driving, Omni can warn you if you get too close to the car in front, if pedestrians are seen on the road, and if you accidentally stray out of lane, perhaps due to lack of concentration or fatigue. .

There’s a lot to love about Omni too. Here are three more reasons why it should be on your dash cam list:

It’s connected

The second major problem with most DVRs is that they don’t connect to the internet. So while they can record when your car is parked, they cannot alert you if there is a problem.

Omni can.

Combined with a 4G wire kit that plugs into your car’s fuse box to give the Omni the ability to record when the ignition is off, it does have an internet connection.

This provides two key benefits. First, you’ll get a notification on your phone if Omni detects an impact, along with a video showing what happened.

Second, it means you can see the live feed from the camera on your phone, just like a home security camera.

What’s more, you can control the camera and turn it to face in any direction you want to see what’s going on.

The 4G wired bundle will be available in early 2023 in select countries in Europe and Southeast Asia.

Great video quality day and night

The Omni uses a combination of a 140° lens, a PureCel Plus-S image sensor and a specially developed image processing algorithm to produce 1080p HDR video.

This may sound like jargon to you, but it means that most importantly, the Omni records clear and detailed video both day and night.

One of the most important terms here is HDR. You should not confuse this with WDR found on other DVRs. HDR stands for High Dynamic Range and WDR stands for Wide Dynamic Range.

They may sound the same, but HDR is better and Omni video has a lot more detail in the dark as well as bright areas than other dash cams.

When driving out of dark tunnels or garages into bright daylight, Omni video remains clear.

Similarly, at night, you can see details such as car license plates instead of a bright white area where your own car’s lights reflect off the car ahead.

You can control it with your voice

Safety is paramount when you’re driving, so Omni can be controlled with your voice.

You can ask him to take a photo or write it down in an emergency. With buffering technology, the Omni can record two seconds before you even ask it to record.

You can also ask it to record your voice in different directions, and you will always know that your command has been understood by the color of the LED light ring around the Omni and the MaiX virtual emoji on the 1.2-inch screen.

Route and location tracking

As you’d expect, the Omni has built-in GPS, so it tracks your precise location and route, which complements the video and can tell you exactly where you’ve been, what direction you’ve been traveling, and even how fast you’ve been traveling.

Plus, with the 4G wired connection kit, you can also see where you’ve parked on a map, perfect when you’re in an unfamiliar place.

To learn more

Unlike the vast majority of DVRs, the Omni has built-in storage for recorded video, and there are three capacities to choose from.

The 32GB model is $169.99, the 64GB model is $184.99, and the flagship 128GB model is $199.99.

Learn more about Omni.