What is the G-Sensor on a dash cam?

How Does It Help During Accidents?

A G-sensor, also known as a gravity sensor, is a crucial feature in modern dash cams. It detects sudden movements or impacts, such as during a collision or sudden braking. When the G-sensor senses a significant shock, it automatically locks and saves the current footage, preventing it from being overwritten. This ensures that vital evidence is preserved for insurance claims or investigations.

JUMBOESHOP's dash cam comes equipped with an advanced G-sensor that allows drivers to choose between "Low," "Medium," and "High" sensitivity settings. This customization helps users tailor the sensor’s responsiveness based on their driving environment—whether in city traffic, on highways, or rough terrains. By adjusting the sensitivity, drivers can ensure that only genuine impacts are recorded, avoiding false triggers from minor bumps or road vibrations. 

Overall, the G-sensor provides peace of mind, ensuring that crucial moments are captured accurately and securely, helping drivers protect themselves in case of an accident.