Transcend DrivePro 550B Digital Camcorder - 2.4" LCD Screen - STARVIS - Full HD

General Information

DrivePro 550B

Dual lens, double the safety

With its dual lens, the DrivePro 550 provides both drivers and passengers with optimum protection. It comes bundled with a Transcend microSD memory card built of high-quality NAND flash and tested under harsh environmental conditions.

Vision in the dark

The DrivePro 550's front lens is equipped with a STARVIS™ sensor to capture high-resolution images in superb, rich color even in low light. Supporting 1080P Full HD recording at 60fps, the front lens offers smooth footage as well as crisp still images.

Rear lens with Infrared LEDs

The rear-lens camera uses an Exmor™ sensor that records in 1080P Full HD at 30fps. It has four infrared LEDs that will automatically turn on in dim light. This greatly improves recording quality inside the cabin, even in pitch-black darkness.

Work safer behind the wheel

The DrivePro 550 also safeguards those who work behind the wheel for a living. Suitable for commercial for-hire transportation, shared transport, and charter services, the DrivePro 550 protects occupational drivers and helps ensure standard operating procedures are followed by drivers working in the taxi, express delivery, truck, and bus industries.

Wi-Fi connectivity

The DrivePro 550 features Wi-Fi connectivity that, through the exclusive DrivePro App, allows real-time footage playback and download. This means ease of access to video evidence for reporting incidents to law enforcement and insurance companies without the need to remove the device's memory card.

GPS/GLONASS receiver

The DrivePro 550 has a built-in GPS/GLONASS receiver for geotagging videos and images. With the exclusive DrivePro Toolbox, users can view routes traveled on a map display during video playback, making it easy to establish when and where an event occurred.

Built-in battery

In the event of a power outage, the built-in Li-Polymer battery can temporarily supply power to the DrivePro dashcam until the files being recorded are safely stored, so to prevent losing crucial images due to file damage.