Up and recording in two minutes.
1
Stick the cam to your windshield, behind the mirror.
2
Run the Type-C cord to a USB power port.
3
Drive. Recording starts and stops with your car.
4
If something happens, save the clip in the app.
Up and recording in two minutes.
1
Stick the cam to your windshield, behind the mirror.
2
Run the Type-C cord to a USB power port.
3
Drive. Recording starts and stops with your car.
4
If something happens, save the clip in the app.
Questions, answered.
About two minutes. Stick the cam to the windshield, run the Type-C cord to a USB power port, and you're recording. The install video above shows every step.
No. The Plainview One is a driving camera — it records when your car is on and stops when you turn it off. If parked surveillance is what you need most, this isn't the right camera, and we'd rather tell you that now.
No. It's rated for −22°F to 176°F, which covers a windshield in an Arizona summer and a Minnesota winter.
Loop recording works cards hard. Expect one to two years of daily driving from the included 32GB card, then replace it with any high-endurance card up to 128GB.
The camera creates its own WiFi signal. Open the free Viidure app (iOS or Android), connect once, and it remembers the camera. Saving a clip to your phone takes about 30 seconds.
Return it within 30 days to our US address for a full refund. No restocking fee, no forms in another language.
Free shipping to all 50 states, arriving in 2 to 5 business days.
30-day returns.
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