The Dash Cam for Customers Who Hate Installing Dash Cams.

Suction-cup dash cams fall off in summer heat. Hardwired ones scare non-technical buyers. The A5 takes the third route: it becomes the rearview mirror. Two elastic straps, one car charger plug, and the installation is finished before your customer finishes their coffee. For retailers, that means fewer returns, fewer installation questions, and a product that sells to demographics most electronics can't reach.

A mirror first, a recorder second—exactly why it works. The 4.5" anti-glare display sits inside an ultra-thin alloy-texture housing, private-mold designed to sit flush over the factory mirror without adding bulk. With the screen off, it is simply a better mirror. With the screen on, it is a full DVR interface with live view and playback.

Two versions, one listing. The single-channel A5 records the road ahead in 1080P through a 140° ultra-wide lens. The dual-channel A5 adds a rear camera—record front and rear simultaneously for full evidence coverage, and wire it to the reverse light to turn the mirror screen into a reversing camera display. For markets where reversing cameras are a paid upgrade, you are now selling a dash cam, a rear camera AND a reversing monitor in one box.

Engineered for your market's extremes. The 11.8–24V input means the same stock serves passenger cars and 24V commercial trucks—fleet buyers, taxi companies and logistics operators become your customers without a separate product line. The -30°C to +70°C operating range, loop recording, motion detection and 64GB card support round out a spec sheet that answers every objection before it is raised.