Aussiecams - Miofive S1 Ultra 4k + 4k Dashcam UNBOXING - ROADTEST - OVERVIEW

Welcome back to the channel. Today we're checking out Myo5's S1 Ultra dashcam. We also have the Type-C hardware kit to take a look at. This is a 4k front and 4k rear dashcam. Let's have a look at the advertising on the box. 4k and 4k resolution, 5 gigahertz Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, IPS screen and AI. Under the bottom we've got some company information and Myo5 QR code. Let's open this up. Top of the box we have the support card and a colored user manual. Under the main unit, first glance it's a little smaller than a credit card. Menu buttons here, 3-inch screen, some ventilation on the bottom, this side a micro SD card slot and rear camera input. Top has a Type-C power in and power button. Feels pretty well built with a carbon fiber style finish on the front. Okay on the rear camera this is also 4k. It's fully adjustable with some ventilation on the top and bottom there and the cable input on the end. We also have a data cable, some static stickers, spare sticky pad for the mount, camera mount and clips in there it's also adjustable, trim tool, cleaning cloth, front to rear camera cable and a spare rear sticky pad, 12-volt plug and power cable. Under the hardware kit we've got a user manual, a range of different Adafuse taps and fuses, the regular red, yellow and earth cables there. Under the unit, hope that focuses in. Yeah you can set the voltage to four different settings from 12 volts to 11.4 volts. Well let's go and install this and head out in the road test. App functionality. Let's have a look at the app now. Open up the S1. Let's check out the live view. You can toggle with data overlay on and off there. Under the album the files are kept in here. Switch back to the live view to enter the settings. Okay we've got the data overlay. This is what you want displayed on the screen. Resolution 4k at 30 frames per second front and 4k 24 frames per second at the rear. Loop video one minute is the default. Voice settings, there's five different options. We'll select English. Speaker volume, leave that on medium. Microphone on. Parking monitors on. Sensitivity leave that on medium. AI settings are there. Time, we'll sync that to the mobile. Set this to kilometers. Format card, we recommend you do this every 30 days. Overview, well after three weeks of testing the S1 Ultra, I can safely say this is a great dash cam and one we certainly recommend. It's a very budget-friendly option for a dual 4k camera setup. The speed camera alert feature is just rolling out in Australia. Vision, it's very clear. No plates were easily read and I thought the super night vision was exceptional. The AI algorithm covers three alerts. There's a fatigue driving alarm, harsh driving alert and a stopgap reminder to be demonstrated on screen. Maximum SD card size is 512 gigabytes. File transfer is quick with five gigahertz. The S1 Ultra has a super capacitive so there's no internal battery. With registration of the product, it's got a 24 month warranty and it's a great little camera. Performed exceptionally well for us. The S1 would be something certainly to keep in mind if you are looking for a budget 4k dual dash camera. Put some specs up on the screen now. All right, that's enough from me. Aussie Cam's over and out.