Quick Highlights

• 9.66-inch IPS touchscreen with 480×1920 resolution — crisp, full-width rearview display replaces your standard mirror
• Dual-channel recording at 1080P@30fps front and 720P@30fps rear — captures every angle of your journey simultaneously
• Wide 140° front lens (F2.0 aperture) — minimises blind spots and performs reliably in low-light conditions
• Supports up to 128GB TF card — compatible with standard Class 10 / U3 microSD cards for extended continuous recording

About Product

Description

The HOCO DV16 streaming media driving recorder delivers comprehensive dual-channel dash cam coverage through a large-format in-car display. Powered by the GP6247 main control chip and GC2063 sensor, it records the road ahead at 1080P@30fps while simultaneously monitoring what's behind at 720P@30fps, with a 5.5m rear camera cable ensuring flexible installation in virtually any vehicle. A 12-megapixel photo resolution and F2.0 aperture on both lenses round out a feature set designed for confident, clear evidence capture every time you drive.

Specification

• Main Control: GP6247
• Sensor: GC2063, 2 Million Pixels
• Display: 9.66-inch IPS, 480×1920 Resolution, Touch Enabled
• Front Video Resolution: 1080P @ 30fps
• Rear Video Resolution: 720P @ 30fps
• Photo Resolution: 4032×3024 (12 Megapixels)
• Front Lens: Aperture F2.0, 140° Angle
• Rear Lens: Aperture F2.0, 120° Angle
• Built-In Battery: 400mAh
• Max Storage: 128GB TF (MicroSD) Card
• Rear Camera Cable Length: 5.5m
• Material: ABS
• Dimensions: 258 × 73 × 23mm

Key Benefits

• The 9.66-inch IPS touchscreen gives you a clear, real-time rearview feed that's significantly wider than a conventional mirror — making lane changes and reversing noticeably easier.
• Both front and rear lenses feature an F2.0 aperture, so footage stays usable at dusk and in dimly lit car parks where cheaper recorders typically struggle.
• With support for up to 128GB of storage and simultaneous dual-channel recording, you can drive for hours without worrying about overwriting important footage before you've had a chance to review it.

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