Is 4K at 60 fps worth it over 4K at 30 fps?

Yes for fast-moving traffic. At 60 fps, plates and signs stay sharper when a car passes quickly, and footage is smoother. The trade-off is larger files and more heat than 4K30.

How much recording time does it hold?

It supports up to a 512GB microSD card or a 4TB SSD. At 4K60, a 512GB card holds many hours of looped footage; an SSD holds far more, which helps for parking mode and long trips.

Does parking mode drain the car battery?

The power-saving parking mode is designed to limit battery draw while the car is off. It still needs a proper hardwire kit and a voltage cutoff setting so the battery is not run flat.

Can I add a rear camera?

The A329S is a single-channel unit. If you want front and rear coverage, look at VIOFO's two-channel models instead.

What comes in the box?

Expect the dash cam, a mount, a power cable and basic mounting hardware. A microSD card and hardwire kit for parking mode are usually bought separately.

Is the phone app easy to use?

Wi-Fi 6 makes connecting and downloading clips faster than older Wi-Fi dash cams. The app handles settings and live view, and large 4K clips still take time to transfer.

Where is the VIOFO A329S cheapest?

At Walmart, for $329.99, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the VIOFO A329S?

Rated 5 out of 5 from 2 ratings.

VIOFO A329S

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Last seen at $329.99 at Walmart on Nov 12.

Our take on the VIOFO A329S

The VIOFO A329S is a single-channel dash cam that records 4K video at 60 frames per second, using a Sony STARVIS 2 sensor for clearer footage in low light. It adds Wi-Fi 6 for faster app transfers and a power-saving parking mode that watches the car while it is parked. Storage is unusually generous for a dash cam: it accepts up to a 4TB SSD or a 512GB microSD card. It suits drivers who want detailed plate-reading footage and long recording time, and it sits above VIOFO's older 4K models on frame rate and connectivity.

Best forDrivers who want sharp 4K60 footage for reading platesOwners who park on streets or in shared lotsLong-distance and rideshare drivers who need hours of storageBuyers who want fast Wi-Fi transfers to a phone

Pros

4K recording at 60 fps gives smoother, more detailed video than 4K30 cams
STARVIS 2 sensor improves night and low-light footage
Wi-Fi 6 makes app previews and downloads quicker
Power-saving parking mode keeps watch without draining the battery
Supports up to 4TB SSD or 512GB microSD for long recording time

Cons

Single-channel only; no rear camera in the base unit
4K60 files are large and fill cards quickly
SSD storage adds cost and mounting complexity
Parking mode needs correct hardwiring to work reliably

VIOFO A329S prices at every store

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$329.99+ $39.98 shippingChecked Nov 12
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About the VIOFO A329S

The VIOFO A329S is a dash cam that records video at 4K resolution and 60 frames per second. It uses a STARVIS 2 sensor for image quality in a range of lighting conditions.

A Power Saving Parking Mode monitors the vehicle while it is parked. Wi-Fi 6 app control lets you manage the camera and view footage from the VIOFO app.

For storage, it supports up to a 4TB SSD or a 512GB microSD card.

Video resolution: 4K at 60 fps
Sensor: STARVIS 2
Parking mode: Power Saving Parking Mode
Connectivity: Wi-Fi 6 app control
Storage: Up to 4TB SSD or 512GB microSD card

Questions and answers

Is 4K at 60 fps worth it over 4K at 30 fps?: Yes for fast-moving traffic. At 60 fps, plates and signs stay sharper when a car passes quickly, and footage is smoother. The trade-off is larger files and more heat than 4K30.
How much recording time does it hold?: It supports up to a 512GB microSD card or a 4TB SSD. At 4K60, a 512GB card holds many hours of looped footage; an SSD holds far more, which helps for parking mode and long trips.
Does parking mode drain the car battery?: The power-saving parking mode is designed to limit battery draw while the car is off. It still needs a proper hardwire kit and a voltage cutoff setting so the battery is not run flat.
Can I add a rear camera?: The A329S is a single-channel unit. If you want front and rear coverage, look at VIOFO's two-channel models instead.
What comes in the box?: Expect the dash cam, a mount, a power cable and basic mounting hardware. A microSD card and hardwire kit for parking mode are usually bought separately.
Is the phone app easy to use?: Wi-Fi 6 makes connecting and downloading clips faster than older Wi-Fi dash cams. The app handles settings and live view, and large 4K clips still take time to transfer.
Where is the VIOFO A329S cheapest?: At Walmart, for $329.99, as of our latest check.
What do buyers say about the VIOFO A329S?: Rated 5 out of 5 from 2 ratings.