This is the Steelmate M700 Mirror Dash Camera, which includes a built-in 10" touchscreen and 1080p resolution on the front and the rear cameras.
The mirror has the 2-channel recording function and at the same time It is a parking monitor, which displays the space behind the vehicle in high resolution when reversing. The mirror enables the split image - simultaneous display of the front and rear camera image, It is attached to the original mirror using the clips.
Why the Steelmate M700 is a Top Mirror-Style Upgrade:
Dual 1080p Full HD Stream Recording: Both the front and rear cameras capture crisp 1080p resolution at 30 frames per second. The wide-angle front lens covers a 150° field of view while the rear camera covers 130°, capturing critical multi-lane road detail, license plates, and side hazards.
9.66" Full-Display Touchscreen: This is the primary "Information Gain." The entire glass mirror surface serves as a high-brightness IPS touchscreen display. Drivers can swipe across the glass to adjust viewing angles on the fly, toggle between front, rear, or split-screen camera feeds, and navigate video playback menus with intuitive touch control.
Integrated Reverse Parking Assist: The moment you select reverse gear, the 6-meter wired rear camera automatically triggers an immediate full-screen rear feed complete with trajectory parking guidelines. This effectively eliminates blind spots behind trucks, vans, or hatchbacks with blocked rear windows.
Stealthy Clip-On Installation: Designed to fit universally over nearly any factory rearview mirror, the M700 utilizes heavy-duty rubber mounting straps. This keeps the cabin look OEM-clean, avoids dashboard suction-cup drop-offs during severe winter freezes, and keeps thieves from identifying a standalone dash cam unit on your dash.
Continuous Loop & Emergency Impact Guard: Built-in G-sensors automatically lock critical collision footage into a secure folder during a sudden collision or hard braking event, preventing vital evidence from being overwritten during standard loop recording cycles.
