PlainView One - 2K Dashcam
The PlainView One is a compact 2K dash cam that starts recording the moment you start the car and stops when you shut it off. No buttons to remember, no app required to drive — it simply keeps a rolling record of the road ahead, so if someone runs a light or backs into you at a stop, you have footage clear enough to show a plate.
Sharp where it counts. 2K resolution and a 140° lens cover the full width of the road, with night vision that adjusts to low light for legible footage after dark.
Never fills up. The included 32GB card records on a continuous loop, automatically replacing the oldest clip with the newest. Press the power button once to lock a clip so it can't be overwritten. Supports cards up to 128GB.
Clips on your phone in seconds. Connect over WiFi with the free Viidure app (iOS and Android) to view, download, and share footage — no cables, no card readers.
Installed in minutes. Stick the mount behind your rearview mirror, run the included 11-foot USB-C cable to power, and you're done. At 3.3 inches wide and 2.2 ounces, it disappears behind the mirror.
Specifications:
| Video resolution | 2K (2560×1440), selectable 1296p / 1080p |
| Field of view | 140° |
| Screen | 1.47" IPS |
| Storage | 32GB card included · supports up to 128GB · H.264 |
| Loop recording | 1, 2, or 3-minute clips, oldest overwritten first |
| Night vision | Yes, automatic |
| App | Viidure (iOS / Android) via WiFi |
| Power | USB-C, 5V/2A · 11 ft cable included · operates plugged in |
| Operating range | −22°F to 176°F |
| Size / weight | 3.3 × 1.4 × 2.0 in · 2.2 oz |
In the box: PlainView One dash cam · 32GB card · 11 ft USB-C power cable · Quick-start guide
Out of the way, on the record.
Mounted behind the mirror, it records every drive — no buttons to remember.
At night, the low-light sensor adjusts on its own so footage stays readable.
The 140° wide-angle lens covers the lanes beside you, not just the car ahead.
Records every drive.
Plug it in once. It starts with your car and records on a loop, automatically.
Readable at night.
A low-light sensor keeps footage clear after dark, when most disputes happen.
On your phone in 30 seconds.
Connect over WiFi, pick your clip, save it. No card readers, no cables.
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.
| Video resolution | 2K (1440p); 1296p and 1080p selectable |
|---|---|
| Field of view | 140° wide angle |
| Screen | 1.47" IPS display |
| Night recording | Low-light sensor, adjusts to lighting automatically |
| Loop recording | 1, 2, or 3-minute clips — oldest overwritten first |
| Saving a clip | Press the power button to lock a file so it is never overwritten |
| Memory card | 32GB card included; supports up to 128GB |
| App | Free Viidure app (iOS and Android), connects over WiFi |
| Power | Type-C cord (11 ft) into USB power — no battery to die |
| Mount | Built-in adhesive windshield mount |
| Operating range | −22°F to 176°F |
| Size and weight | 3.3" long, 2.2 oz — hides behind the mirror |
| $25 no-name cam | Plainview One — $99 | $200 brand cam | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Night clarity | Often grainy; plates rarely readable | 2K with a low-light sensor | Very good |
| Card included | Rarely | 32GB, included | Usually sold separately |
| US-based support | Typically none | A person answers email | Varies by brand |
| App | Hit or miss | Free app, WiFi transfer | Yes |
| Price | ~$25 | $99 | ~$200 |
Built for drivers like you.
The commuter.
You drive the same roads twice a day, around people who don't always pay attention. If someone drifts into your lane, you shouldn't have to argue about it. Now the whole thing is on file, in 2K.
The parent of a new driver.
Your kid is careful. Other drivers aren't. When there's a fender bender in the school lot and two different stories, the footage tells the third one — the accurate one. That's worth $99.
The grandkid chauffeur.
You've driven fifty years without a problem, and you'd like the record to show it. If someone backs into you at the pharmacy, you're not spending a month on the phone. You're sending a clip.
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.
Send it back to our US address for a full refund.
A human answers.
Email us and a person in the US replies within one business day.