VIOFO MT1 2CH Dual Wifi GPS 32gb motorcycle Dashcam

The Viofo MT1 is Viofo's first official motorcycle dashcam. In the field of car dashcams, Viofo has been a very reliable brand for years. This dashcam is the latest addition to Viofo's range and records with a sharp FullHD 1080p resolution at the front and rear of the motorcycle. Thanks to the 170° wide-angle lens on both cameras, the Viofo MT1 provides a detailed and wide view of the situation on the road

Wifi support

The Viofo MT1 2CH Dual dashcam is equipped with Wifi. With this Wifi, you can 'log in' to the MT1 dashcam via smartphone or tablet. The specially designed Viofo app for iOS and Android ensures seamless access to the dashcam to share all recorded videos directly with all your acquaintances. Via Wifi, the dashcam settings can also be changed and recorded images can be viewed.

2x FullHD 1080p

The Viofo MT1 2CH Dual dashcam records with 2x FullHD 1080p at the front and rear of the motorcycle. Thanks to the 170° wide-angle lens on both cameras, the Viofo MT1 provides a detailed and wide view of the situation on the road.

Loop recording

The MT1 2CH Dual dashcam is equipped with loop recording. This means the dashcam continues to record when the SD card is full. The oldest fragments on the SD card are then deleted and automatically overwritten with new footage. The length of the fragments can be set to 1, 2, 3, 5, or 10 minutes. Loop recording can also be turned off, in which case the dashcam makes one long recording. Note that the camera will stop recording if the SD card is full.

Remote control

The Viofo MT1 2CH Dual comes standard with a handy remote control. You can place this remote control on the handlebars, for example, and it is connected to the module by a cable. With one press of a button, you can securely save a recording and take a photo. This ensures that remarkable situations on the road are no longer automatically overwritten by loop recording.

SONY IMX sensor

The Viofo MT1 2CH Dual dashcam is equipped with two SONY EMX sensors in the front and rear cameras. These sensors guarantee the sharpest 1080p FullHD video quality, both front and rear.

IP66 waterproof

The motorcycle dashcam is fully IP66 certified, meaning the components are resistant to heavy rain. The module and rear camera can therefore be mounted in any desired location.

Built-in GPS module

This motorcycle camera features a built-in GPS receiver. The GPS receiver tracks location and speed quickly and continuously. Via the app, you can later view the route taken and the locations where footage was recorded with the dashcam.

Automatic parking mode

The camera is equipped with a convenient automatic parking mode. In parking mode, the camera records a 1-minute video when a vibration is detected, for example, if someone bumps into the motorcycle. The parking mode on the Viofo MT1 can be activated in the App and automatically engages when the motorcycle's ignition is turned off.

Includes 32gb Micro SD card

The Viofo MT1 comes standard with a 32gb Micro SD card, so you can start recording immediately.

256gb Micro SD card Support

This Viofo MT1 supports FAT32 cards up to 256gb, which is good for about 25 hours of FullHD recordings. SD cards must be formatted in the camera before use. This can be easily done via the App.

External microphone

The dashcam has a built-in microphone so that sound in and around the motorcycle is also recorded.

170˚ viewing angle lens

Thanks to the 170° wide-angle lens on both cameras, the Viofo MT1 provides a detailed and wide view of the situation on the road.

Auto start

The dashcam automatically starts recording when the motorcycle is started and stops recording when it is turned off. So you don't have to worry about it after it's installed.

G-sensor

Due to the built-in G-sensor, the dashcam detects when you have an accident. In case of an impact, footage is automatically securely saved so it is not lost. It cannot be overwritten or deleted via the dashcam.

Date and time stamp

The current time and date are always displayed on the screen so that it can be proven later at what time the relevant recordings were made.