I found an introduction to a dashcam on Chari's JOFIDI YouTube and clicked the link to make a purchase.
The price was 15.9 but I got a discount and bought it for 8.9, and 8.9 seems like a reasonable price, but 15.9 seems questionable.
The memory is sold separately, so I paid 30,000 won and bought a 32GB microSD card, so I think it's correct to consider the actual price as 120,000 won.
The usage method is simple.
You insert the memory, install the app, format the memory, and put it on the mount, then it starts working. If there's no motion for about 3 minutes, it enters sleep mode, and when there's motion, it automatically turns on.
The contents include the dashcam unit, an adhesive mount, handlebar clamp, GoPro mount, and manual.
The weight is quite light, and by hand feel, it seems to be less than 100 grams.
It's much lighter than a front light.
The app is easy to use, so even without a manual, you can use it just by looking at the menu without much difficulty.
The video quality is a bit lacking since I'm using a bike dashcam for the first time, but for its original purpose of recording accidents, it's sufficient. However, for using it as a camera for recording purposes, the video quality is disappointing.
And the battery runtime is 7 hours according to specs, which is a bit disappointing capacity.
It's sufficient for about half a day, but it seems a bit insufficient for all-day riding.
I think it would have been better if the battery capacity was increased even if it added a bit more weight.
However, for around 100,000 won in the early stages including memory, the quality and functionality seem reasonable.
For now, since it's light, it doesn't seem to put much burden on the integrated mount, and the video quality is sufficient for recording accidents.
