BlackVue Elite 9 2CH 4K 30FPS + 2K 30FPS HDR Dash Cam

The Elite 9 records at 3840×2160 pixels (4K UHD) up front and 2560×1440 pixels (2K QHD) in the rear, both at 30fps. That means sharp, detailed footage from every angle, whether you're capturing a license plate ahead or documenting what happened behind you.

The front camera features an 8-element f/1.7 aperture lens with a 146° diagonal field of view, while the rear uses a 7-element f/2.0 lens covering 142°. Together, they eliminate blind spots and provide comprehensive coverage. With bitrates up to 60 Mbps (front) and 25 Mbps (rear) in Extreme mode, you get professional-grade clarity that holds up when you zoom in.

HDR on the Elite 9 isn't a gimmick. It captures footage using a 12-bit 4K sensor, pulling from a palette of over 68 billion colors at the source. This data is intelligently processed into a final 8-bit video file that delivers superior clarity and natural color reproduction.

That means balanced exposure even in tricky lighting, like driving into the sun or passing through shadowed tunnels. No more blown-out skies or dark dashboards. BlackVue's HDR also reduces motion blur, making license plates easier to read on moving vehicles. What you see on playback looks like what you actually experienced on the road.

With built-in dual-band Wi-Fi (802.11ac, 2.4GHz and 5GHz), the Elite 9 connects quickly to your phone via the BlackVue App. Downloading a max-resolution clip takes just 10–20 seconds on a 5GHz connection. No cables, no card removal.

Add the optional LTE Connectivity Module (CM100G) or connect through a third-party hotspot, and you unlock BlackVue Cloud. That means remote live view, push notifications for impacts, and automatic event uploads. You also get 5GB of free cloud storage when connected. Check on your vehicle from anywhere, anytime.

The Elite 9 uses HEVC (H.265) compression, the leading standard in 4K recording. This allows the camera to store more footage at higher quality without eating up storage space. With support for microSD cards up to 1TB, you get serious recording capacity.

At High quality settings (30+20 Mbps), a 256GB card holds around 10 hours of footage. A 1TB card stretches that to over 41 hours. The Adaptive Format-Free system also reduces wear on your SD card, and up to 50 event files are protected from being overwritten, so your most important clips stay safe.

The Elite 9 is engineered to handle real-world driving conditions. It operates reliably in temperatures from -20°C to 65°C (-4°F to 149°F), and includes overheat protection that safely shuts down the unit at 75°C (167°F) and restarts once cooled.

Instead of a lithium battery, BlackVue uses a built-in supercapacitor, which is more stable and resistant to extreme temperatures. This ensures error-free recording even if power is suddenly cut. And with a 2-year warranty included, BlackVue stands behind the Elite 9. That's durability and confidence you can count on, mile after mile.