The DDPAI Z60 Master Dash Cam is a high-performance vehicle surveillance system designed for drivers who prioritize clear evidence and safety. Whether you are a daily commuter or a professional driver, this camera system provides the necessary visual documentation to resolve insurance disputes, record unexpected incidents, and monitor your vehicle while parked. It addresses the common need for high-resolution footage that remains clear in challenging environments, such as during heavy rain, night driving, or under bright sunlight.
Equipped with industry-leading sensor technology, the Z60 Master offers a versatile recording configuration. Depending on your specific needs, it can function as a dual-channel setup (front and rear) or a three-channel system (front, rear, and cabin). This modularity ensures that all critical angles around and inside the vehicle are covered, providing a comprehensive record of every journey.
| Feature | Technical Details |
|---|---|
| Front Resolution | 3840 × 2160 (4K) @ 30fps |
| High-Frame-Rate Mode | 2560 × 1440 (2K) @ 60fps |
| Rear Resolution | 2560 × 1440 (2K) @ 25fps |
| Cabin Resolution (Optional) | 2560 × 1440 (2K) @ 25fps |
| Front Image Sensor | Sony STARVIS 2 IMX678 |
| Front Field of View (FOV) | 140° |
| Aperture | Front: F1.75 | Rear: F2.0 | Cabin: F1.55 |
| Display Screen | 3-inch (640 × 360) |
| Storage Support | microSD up to 512GB (U3/V30 recommended) |
| Connectivity | 5GHz Wi-Fi 6 Turbo, Bluetooth 5.4 |
| Operating Temperature | −20°C to 70°C |
| Power Connection | USB Type-C (5V 2A) |
The Z60 Master utilizes the Sony STARVIS 2 IMX678 sensor, which is engineered for superior sensitivity and dynamic range. This sensor technology allows the camera to capture fine details, such as license plates and road signs, even in low-light conditions. To further enhance image quality, the device incorporates NightVIS 2.0 technology with an AI ISP (Image Signal Processor). This system intelligently processes visual data to reduce noise and balance exposure in real-time.
For those opting for the 3-channel configuration, the interior cabin camera features infrared night vision. This allows for clear recording of the vehicle's interior even in total darkness, which is particularly beneficial for rideshare drivers or fleet operators who need to document passenger interactions and cabin activity.
When combined with a compatible hardwire kit (sold separately), the DDPAI Z60 Master supports 24-hour parking monitoring. This system uses time-lapse recording to conserve storage space while maintaining a continuous record of the vehicle's surroundings. The built-in 3-axis G-sensor can detect physical impacts while the car is parked, triggering an emergency recording that is locked and protected from being overwritten.
For advanced remote features, the Z60 Master is compatible with the optional DDPAI 4G Cloud Box. This accessory enables real-time alerts on your smartphone, remote live-viewing, and cloud storage for critical footage, providing an extra layer of security when the vehicle is left unattended.
The contents of the box vary based on the specific bundle selected. A standard dual-channel (2CH) package typically includes:
The 3-channel (3CH) package includes the above items plus the internal cabin camera and its dedicated connection cable.
For the Z60 Master, especially when recording in 4K, we recommend using a high-quality microSD card with a U3 or UHS-3 rating (V30 or higher) and a capacity of up to 512GB. This ensures the card can handle the high write speeds required for multi-channel video.
Yes, the Z60 Master features a built-in microphone to record audio inside the vehicle cabin. This feature can be enabled or disabled through the DDPAI mobile application settings.
Footage can be accessed by connecting your smartphone to the dash cam via the built-in 5GHz Wi-Fi. Using the DDPAI app, you can view, edit, and download videos directly to your phone without removing the microSD card.
Yes, to use the parking monitoring features, a constant power source is required. A compatible DDPAI hardwire kit must be installed to connect the dash cam to the vehicle's fuse box, enabling power delivery while the engine is off.
No, the 60fps high-frame-rate mode is available at 2K resolution, but it does not support HDR. If you require HDR for better light balancing, you should use the standard 4K 30fps or 2K 30fps settings.
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