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The DR770X-1CH is the latest upgrade over the previous DR750X series and packs a new CPU and image processor and boasts a new CPU and image processor for better waulity footage. With upgraded sensors and 60 FPS at Full HD, the DR770X is capable of capturing an unprecedented level of detail, day or night.
The DR770X also comes loaded with all the additional features you'd expect from a top tier dash cam, such as parking surveillance mode, seamless app pairing, optional LTE cloud connectivity, built-in Wi-Fi, GPS, and Bluetooth, as well as the option to add a secondary rear, or interior camera at any point in the future.
If that's got your attention, read on below as we highlight each of the outstanding features the DR770X-1CH has to offer.
Recording video at 60 frames per second offers significant benefits. With the DR770X, you can capture ultra-smooth videos that preserve every detail, even in fast-paced action scenes. As a result, the camera is better equipped to capture crucial details like license plates, even when objects are in motion, as motion blur is greatly reduced compared to 30fps.
The DR770X-1CH offers expandability from one recording "channel" to two, just like its predecessors in the DR750X and DR900X series. This latest model includes an extra input port for a secondary camera, giving you the option to use it as a front-only dash cam or to add a rear-facing, interior-facing, or waterproof TRUCK camera at a later time. With this feature, you get the best of both worlds.
Keep in mind that you can only add one additional camera to the DR770X-1CH system, bringing the total to two camera angles. The secondary camera is not included in the base price and is entirely optional.
GPS: While reviewing the footage, you can track the location of your vehicle on a map, and the video can also display your speed as an overlay. If you prefer not to have the speed displayed, you can hide it through the settings.
Wi-Fi: Thanks to its Wi-Fi capabilities, you can effortlessly link your BlackVue dashcam to your smartphone or tablet. Moreover, Wi-Fi connectivity allows the camera to connect to the BlackVue Cloud via any mobile or home Wi-Fi hotspot or router. This connection grants easy access to files and settings.
Optional LTE: For the optimal Cloud experience, you have the option to connect the DR770X to the BlackVue Cloud via an LTE connectivity module. The module can be connected via the USB port.
With the optional CM100LTE module, connecting to the cloud 24/7 is effortless. This add-on device links to the DR770X front camera through a USB port, enabling a constant internet connection. It also transforms the DR770X into a mobile hotspot for up to five devices. Unlike in-vehicle Wi-Fi hotspots, this module stays active while parked, making your dash camera accessible from any location worldwide.
By using the included hardwiring kit or the optional B-130X battery pack, you can hardwire the DR770X to your vehicle's fuse panel for Parking Surveillance Mode. When the ignition is turned off, the DR770X will switch to Parking Mode automatically. There are three variations of Parking Mode available:
Motion Detection: Triggered when the sensor detects movement (marked “P” in the file list).
Impact Detection: Detected by the accelerometer/G-sensor (marked “E” in the file list)
Time Lapse Mode: Records continuously at 1FPS. 1-minute Time lapse Parking Mode video = 30 minutes real time coverage. Impacts initiate a buffered Event video.
The built-in accelerometer (G-sensor) in the DR770X can detect abrupt changes in speed or impacts while driving. Similarly, when parked, it can detect any visible movements around your vehicle, and these incidents are automatically labeled and saved. If a cloud connection is established, you can receive alerts and access the clips from both your computer and mobile device.
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