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Looking for a reliable dual lens dashcam that won't break the bank? BlackVue's newest two-channel model, the DR430-2CH, comes in at the most affordable price point yet, and still includes every bit of the well-known BlackVue quality, including the use of industrial-grade memory cards, and high and low temperature tolerant super capacitors (instead of lithium batteries).

The DR430-2CH is GPS-ready! Simply plug in the optional external GPS antenna, and you will now be able to record your vehicle's speed and location alongside the audio and video files.

The DR430-2CH also includes a lockable microSD card slot which can deter or prevent unauthorized access to the vital recordings on the memory card. You can add your own mini lock or tamper-evident security label, perfect for fleet managers, taxi and rideshare drivers (Uber, Lyft), or concerned parents. Videos are only accessible via the memory card; the DR430-2CH does not offer a WiFi interface as found on BlackVue DR650 or DR750 models.

Brand new in retail packaging. Includes a full 1 year warranty when purchased from an authorized distributor such as The Dashcam Store in Austin, Texas.

Feature List:
Maximum Video Resolution: 1280x720p 30 FPS (front), 1280x720p 30 FPS (rear)
Wired rear camera
No Screen
129 degree viewing angle (front)
129 degree viewing angle (rear)
Video file format: .MP4
Video codec: H.264
GPS speed and location logging (with optional external antenna)
Motion Detection
G-Sensor
Low-light functionality
Loop Recording
Adjustable Exposure
Audio Recording
Date Stamp
Auto Power-Off
English
Certification: KC, FCC, CE, TELEC, RoHS, WEEE
Interfaces: power in, GPS in, rear camera in
Memory Card Type: MicroSD up to 128gb
Includes Playback Software: Yes (Windows and Mac)

BlackVue New DR430-2CH 16GB, with External GPS Car Black Box/Car DVR Recorder, Full HD, G Sensor, 16GB SD Card Included, upto 128GB support

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Hey, what's up guys? So at the tail end of 2020, Blackvue released a whole bunch of dash cams and basically revamped their entire lineup with their new X Series dash cams as well as their new LTE dash cams. In this video I want to go over their whole new lineup of dash cams, and to help me out we're back here with Alex, the CEO of BlackboxMyCar. How's it going, Alex? Hi guys, thanks for having me Ariel. This is Alex from BlackboxMyCar. Yeah, good to have you here Alex as always. And then quickly before we go into all of the different models as well as the benefits of Blackvue's new cloud capabilities, why did we suddenly just get a whole bunch of new Blackvue dash cams released all at once? How did that happen? You know what? That's a very interesting question for everybody here. First thing first, Blackvue wanted to release the X Series in March of 2020, bu