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EYES

EYES

4.3(7 ratings)

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$167.00at AKEEYO JapanChecked Nov 10

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  • Last seen at $167.00 at AKEEYO Japan on Nov 10.

Our take on the EYES

The AKEEYO EYES is a dash camera built around a dual-lens front module that looks like a pair of eyes: one wide-angle lens and one telephoto lens, both 2K, working together to judge distance to the car ahead. It adds a rear camera for three-camera recording and runs ADAS forward warnings plus blind-spot detection from the rear view. It suits drivers who want safety alerts and full-coverage footage from one unit rather than a plain recorder. Against single-lens dash cams it offers more coverage and driver aids, but it is a bigger, more complex install and its alerts can be intrusive in city traffic.

Best forDrivers who want forward collision and lane warningsOwners who want front, cabin-side and rear footage in one setupLong-distance and highway driversBuyers replacing an older single-channel dash cam
Pros
  • Dual front lenses, wide plus telephoto, both 2K
  • Sony STARVIS 2 sensor for low-light footage
  • Three-camera recording covers front and rear
  • ADAS warnings plus rear blind-spot detection
  • Distance measurement from two lenses is more accurate than one
Cons
  • More wiring and setup than a single-camera dash cam
  • Driver alerts can feel noisy in dense traffic
  • Large dual-lens housing takes windshield space
  • Advanced features depend on correct calibration

EYES prices at every store

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    $167.00Checked Nov 10
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About the EYES

EYES is a smart driving-support system from AK EE YO. It combines ADAS (advanced driver assistance) for the road ahead with BSD (blind spot detection) for the rear and rear sides.

The system uses a dual-lens design at the front. A 2K high-resolution wide-angle lens and a telephoto lens work together for more accurate distance measurement. A third camera covers the rear, so the system records front and rear views with three cameras at the same time.

The ADAS functions are pedestrian warning, collision warning, front vehicle departure notification and lane departure warning. The BSD function detects obstacles behind, to the rear left and to the rear right. It warns with a red frame on the screen and an alarm sound. The system also includes a fatigue-driving prevention function. The reminder screen may differ depending on the version.

Brand
AK EE YO
Front lenses
Dual lens: 2K high-resolution wide-angle and telephoto
Sensor
2nd-generation STARVIS SONY sensor
Recording
3 cameras recording at the same time, front and rear
ADAS functions
Pedestrian warning, collision warning, front vehicle departure notification, lane departure warning
BSD function
Detects obstacles behind, rear left and rear right; red frame on screen and alarm sound
Other features
Fatigue-driving prevention function

Questions and answers

What do the two front lenses do?
One is wide-angle and one is telephoto, both 2K. Together they measure distance to the vehicle ahead more accurately than a single lens, which is what drives the forward collision and lane warnings.
Does it record behind the car?
Yes. A rear camera adds blind-spot detection and rear footage, so the system records front and rear at the same time.
How is it in low light?
It uses a Sony STARVIS 2 sensor, the second generation of Sony's low-light sensor line, which is built for clearer footage at night than standard sensors.
Is it hard to install?
It needs power wiring and a rear camera run to the back of the car, so it is more involved than a windshield-only dash cam. Professional installation is the safer route.
Do the safety alerts work in all conditions?
ADAS and blind-spot warnings rely on camera visibility. Heavy rain, glare or a dirty lens can reduce their reliability, so keep the lenses clean.
Where is the EYES cheapest?
At AKEEYO Japan, for $167.00, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the EYES?
Rated 4.3 out of 5 from 7 ratings.