70mai Dash Cam A810
Rear camera is bundle-dependent and records at a lower resolution
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Xiaomi Dash Cam and 70mai Models Compared
Shoppers often use Xiaomi dash cam for 70mai products. The current manufacturer pages identify them as 70mai models, so compare by the exact model name before buying.
Models at a glance
70mai Dash Cam A510
Parking features require compatible accessories
70mai Dash Cam M500
No conventional removable card for quick physical transfer
Compare them side by side
| 70mai Dash Cam A810 | 70mai Dash Cam A510 | 70mai Dash Cam M500 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Front recording | 4K | 1944p | 1944p |
| Rear expansion | Optional RC12 | Optional RC11 | — |
| Storage | microSD | microSD | Built-in eMMC |
| GPS | Built in | Built in | GPS and GLONASS |
| Screen | 3-inch display | 2-inch display | No display |
Sources and how we chose
- 70mai product support · 2026-10-15
- 70mai A810 · 2026-10-15
- 70mai M500 · 2026-10-15
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