boAt has launched three dashboard cameras in India under its HIVE series, targeting different driver needs. All models include loop recording, G-sensor crash detection, smartphone connectivity through the HiveCam app, and optional parking surveillance via hardwiring kits.

The entry-level HIVE Dashcam E1 records at 1296p Full HD with a 126° viewing angle. It features low-light optimization, adjustable impact detection, built-in Wi-Fi, and supports up to 256GB microSD cards. The camera operates in temperatures from -20°C to 70°C and includes a microphone and speaker for audio capture.

The HIVE Dashcam M1 upgrades to 2K Quad HD resolution (2560×1440) using a 4MP sensor and widens the field of view to 140°. Built-in GPS logs speed, location, and route data directly into video files. A 0.96-inch screen displays connection and storage status, while voice commands enable hands-free operation. The 3-axis G-sensor automatically protects emergency clips, and a super capacitor improves heat resistance. Storage expands to 512GB.

The flagship HIVE Dashcam F1 adds a dual-camera system with AI-powered Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) features. These include lane departure warnings, forward collision alerts, and front vehicle movement detection. The front camera records 4K video via a 5MP sensor, while the rear captures Full HD. A Sony STARVIS IMX335 sensor enhances low-light performance. The F1 includes a 2.4-inch display, Wi-Fi 6, GPS tracking, 150° field of view, and 512GB storage support. Voice control and 24-hour parking monitoring complete the feature set.

Pricing & availability

The HIVE Dashcam E1 is priced at Rs. 2,499, the M1 at Rs. 4,499, and the F1 at Rs. 9,990. All three models are available through Amazon.in and boAt’s official website.

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