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The specs of the GOSAFE 520 are impressive starting with recording video and (optionally) audio in H.264 MOV format with a 146-degree wide lens at a maximum resolution of 2560 by 1080p with a 21:9 image ratio at 30FPS (other formats include 2304 by1296p, 16:9, 30FPS; 1920 by1080p, 16:9, 30FPS, and 2180 by 720p, 16:9, 60FPS)… |
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Pippi Peterson shows some amazing footage and is hosting a giveaway of our GoSafe 520 dashcam. So much fun to watch. |
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This Papago model is loaded with features, including an impressive 146 degree capture of the scene in front of your car. Its standard format is a 21:9 ratio image- most wide screen tvs today are 16:9 ratio, so it is really a wide view. In spite of this, the image is pretty sharp edge to edge and does not look like you are viewing the world through a fish-eye lens… |
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Over the past month I have had a Papago GoSafe 520 in my car recording the driving environment. In that time there were two close calls with cars cutting me off and one driver that had road rage against another driver, recording everything that was happening while I was on the move. The road rage video was turned over to local law enforcement, as it did provide witness to an accident caused by the road rage… |
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Watch the TechNinja go over the amazing features of the GoSafe 520. He goes every every detail and will help you decide if it is what you are looking for. |
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Some of the other cool features were the built in sensor that automatically saves the file when the gravity sensor detects a collision. We can understand the last thing a driver needs to think about after an accident is to press a button on the camera… |
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Akash Sablok talks Father’s Day Tech and features our GoSafe 520 as a top gift for Dad… |
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I have no problem saying that the Papago GoSafe 520 dashcam is my favorite dashcam. I like everything about it…this one is definitely a keeper and will be stuck to my windshield… |
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Watch Jim as he does a great comparison of the GoSafe 520 versus another widely known brand. The GoSafe 520 definitely stands out. |
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Chad Johnson reviews the Papago GoSafe 520 dashcam on Before You Buy episode #158. |
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So many features, I can’t list them all… from “G-force sensors” to “anti-fatigue alarms” for those long 2 hours drives. There’s a lot to customize if you so choose. Or just plug n’ play… you don’t even have to set up the “time and date” if you want to! |
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With a bigger and wider LCD screen (though still low-res), an internal battery that can keep recording after you shut off the car (though only for five minutes), and super HDR functionality with an F2.0 six-crystal glass lens, the GoSafe 520 is a solid choice… |
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The suction cup mount works great and the angle of the camera can be easily adjusted, then tightened. The buttons are large enough for fat fingers to push and the firmware is clear and easy to navigate. |
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The Papago GoSafe 520 dashcam represents the best in breed product that delivers at a high level and can easily be integrated into any driver’s daily routine. |
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Watch Sergei Dratchev describe the GoSafe 520 on his YouTube Channel. |
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Watch The Computer Group describe the GoSafe 520 on his YouTube Channel. |
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Installation of the GoSafe 520 is a breeze, thanks to the included suction cup bracket and power cord of ample length. The built-in screen on the 520 allows you to tweak the settings of the camera to your liking, and also allows you to set the angle of the camera just right to ensure you have the best shot of the road… |
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The very best quality about this cam, I feel is the absolutely stunning video quality! It is crystal clear and completely blows my mind! This high resolution makes it easy to zoom if needed as well as tracking down finer details, like a license plate number… |
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This has EV adjustments available in menu unlike other Ambarella dashcams I have. Me likey! I think every dashcam either needs to have EV adjustments and/or auto EV, both is ideal. Not having either one is a bad choice… |
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