BlackVue Elite 10 2CH 4K UHD Sony STARVIS 2 Cloud Dash Cam

A 4K view in both directions

Record 4K front and rear at 30FPS through 146° diagonal lenses. The front camera has HDR to balance bright and dark areas; the rear records 4K without HDR. BlackVue’s Hong Kong video shows front-camera footage by day and night.

Prefer HDR on both views? The BlackVue ELITE 9 pairs a 4K front camera with a 2K HDR rear camera.

Compare the front and rear night views

Both cameras use Sony STARVIS 2 IMX678 sensors. The nighttime sample shows their views on the same journey, with street lights and approaching headlights.

Readable detail varies with motion, light, distance and the condition of your lenses and glass. Online video adds compression. The optional BlackVue CPL-2 front filter reduces dashboard reflections; it can also darken low-light footage.

Save power between parked impacts

Power Saving mode waits in standby at less than 1mA at 12V, then wakes after an impact. Recording begins within about two seconds, with no pre-impact buffer. Power use rises while recording; connected accessories add their own draw.

Use the included hardwiring cable or a compatible battery installation. The optional BlackVue B-130A supplies parking power separately from your starter battery. Runtime depends on capacity, events, settings and temperature.

Keep the moments before an event

Choose Motion Detection for buffered recording with ten seconds before a supported event. Time Lapse instead records at 1FPS for an accelerated overview. Both use more power than Power Saving standby.

Set a parking timer and voltage cutoff for your vehicle. The camera operates from −20°C to 65°C; its separate thermal cutoff is about 75°C and does not extend that operating range.

Check recording at startup

The video demonstrates cold startup for driving, which differs from waking out of Power Saving standby. After installation, check the recording indicator and play a saved front and rear clip.

GPS and the G-sensor can tag impacts, acceleration, braking, cornering and speed events. Adjust sensitivity for your vehicle. The touch sensor starts a manual recording.

Choose the right parking-power connection

Mount the front camera near the mirror and the rear camera on clear glass. Route the supplied coaxial cable safely, avoiding obstructed views and rear defroster lines where possible. Check both recordings before securing the cable.

The supplied USB-C cable and vehicle adapter provide driving power only. Parking recording needs the included hardwiring cable or a compatible battery connection. See our dash cam installation guides for fuse selection and routing.

Use nearby Wi-Fi or remote Cloud access

Dual-band 2.4/5GHz Wi-Fi connects your phone for live view, settings and downloads. Bluetooth helps with pairing; GPS and GLONASS log location. Nearby app access needs no cellular subscription.

Remote Cloud features need internet through a compatible hotspot or optional BlackVue CM100G LTE module. Match the module and SIM to your regional network. Hardware, data and paid Cloud plans are separate purchases.

For ongoing remote access, use a continuously powered recording mode. Power Saving sleeps between impacts; remote features depend on power, connectivity and settings.

Choose how much history to keep

A 64GB card is included; compatible BlackVue cards up to 1TB are supported. At the default High setting, BlackVue estimates two hours of dual-camera footage on 64GB or 34 hours 20 minutes on 1TB. Settings and parking activity change retention.

H.265 and H.264 save MP4 files. The highest H.265 setting reaches 60Mbps front plus 30Mbps rear, using storage faster. Loop recording replaces old files; up to 50 event files can be protected, but formatting erases them. Export important recordings. Browse our dash cam memory-card options and check BlackVue compatibility guidance.