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Best for high-detail front recording
Mio MiVue 955W Pro
- Mio specifies 4K 2160p recording at 30fps
- STARVIS 2 sensor, GPS and Wi-Fi are built in
Drawback: Smart parking mode requires a separately available SmartBox.
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We found no official Mio model called “Mivo Dashcam Pro”. The likely match is Mio's MiVue Pro range; the MiVue 955W Pro is the strongest front-camera specification here.
Quick answer
“Mivo Dashcam Pro” appears to be a mistaken rendering of Mio MiVue Pro rather than an official model name. Choose the Mio MiVue 955W Pro for 4K front recording with STARVIS 2, the MiVue 945W when an included hardwire kit and optional rear-camera path matter, or the MiVue 903W Pro for 2.5K HDR recording.
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Best for high-detail front recording
Drawback: Smart parking mode requires a separately available SmartBox.
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Best for a flexible front-to-dual upgrade
Drawback: The optional rear camera adds another purchase and cable run.
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Best for 2.5K HDR and included hardwiring
Drawback: Its included parking solution is not supported for 24V vehicles.
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Best for compact 2.5K recording
Drawback: The official specification lists a 4-megapixel sensor rather than STARVIS 2.
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Best for 4K with alternative frame-rate modes
Drawback: It uses the earlier listed sensor specification rather than the Pro model's STARVIS 2 sensor.
Official manufacturer imageMio MiVue 955W Pro | Official manufacturer imageMio MiVue 945W | Official manufacturer imageMio MiVue 903W Pro | Official manufacturer imageMio MiVue 803W Pro | Official manufacturer imageMio MiVue 955W | |
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| Maximum front recording | 4K 2160p at 30fps | 4K 2160p at 30fps | 2.5K 1440p at 60fps | 2.5K 1440p at 60fps | 4K 2160p at 30fps |
| HDR option | 2.5K at 30fps | — | 2.5K at 30fps | 2.5K at 30fps | 2.5K Auto HDR |
| Wi-Fi and GPS | Both | Both | Both | Both | Both |
| Rear-camera support | MiVue E40 | MiVue E40 or E80D | MiVue E40 | MiVue E40 | MiVue E40 |
| Hardwire kit listed in box | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
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Common questions
We found no model by that exact name in Mio's official UK range. Searchers are likely looking for a Mio MiVue Pro camera, so verify the model number before buying.
Mio lists the MiVue 955W Pro with 4K 2160p recording at 30fps. The MiVue 945W also has a stated 4K mode.
Selected models support optional rear cameras, but compatibility differs. Mio lists the E40 for several models and both the E40 and E80D for the 945W.
No. The app supports viewing, settings and transfers on compatible models, while the camera still records to supported local storage.