MRP. ₹28,590/-
The VREC-Z820DC offers 4K video recording for ultra-clear footage and WDR for excellent quality in varying light. With AI safety features & ADAS warnings, It is a complete hi-tech solution for modern drivers.
Car Dash Camera with 8MP UHD 4K (3840 x 2160)Video resolution, ADAS enabled, Wide Dynamic Range, 137° Field of View with in-built GPS, Wi-Fi and G-sensor, Emergency Recording, Supports up to 512 GB external storage.
Meet VREC-Z820DC: The Next Evolution in Pioneer’s Dash Camera Lineup
Experience unparalleled clarity and performance with the VREC-Z820DC, a dual-channel dash cam designed to capture exceptional footage in any lighting. Featuring the advanced Starvis sensor, this camera is paired with Pioneer’s next-generation AI vision system and enhanced ADAS warnings, continuing our legacy of intelligent road safety.
We've maximized every specification: stunning 4K UHD recording, an expansive 139° field of view, GPS logging, Wi-Fi connectivity, and a massive 512GB storage capacity - all in a single, cutting-edge device.
Powered with Sony StarvisTM IMX 415 sensor 8 MP, capture crystal clear, detailed videos even in low-light conditions.
Disclaimer
The VREC-Z820DC features 7 layers of high-quality glass lenses with an f/1.8 aperture and a Sony Starvis IMX415 sensor, which work together to deliver images with enhanced clarity and vibrant detail.
Experience peace of mind on the road with our Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS), designed to keep you and your loved ones safer by helping prevent accidents
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Capture detail in every recording with 4K resolution
Our dash camera uses H.265 (HEVC) technology to record high-quality videos while using significantly less storage space. This allows you to save more recordings on the same memory card without compromising clarity.
Effortlessly track and review your journeys with GPS logging feature, keeping a detailed record of your routes for added convenience.
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Browse, View and manage all your recordings effortlessly on the 3.2" IPS display.
Capture every details, from the brightest highlights to the deepest shadows, for stunning, lifelike videos. Every time.
Capture more of the World around you with a 137° Field of View
Stay protected with our built-in G-sensor, which automatically secures important footage during any sudden impact.
Record photos even when the vehicle is parked and the engine is turned off. Record videos on impact-detection during parking.
Disclaimer
Supports upto 512GB external storage.
Dual Channel Recording Front + Rear
Front Camera 103.6mm x 26.07mm x 43 mm, Rear Camera 63.2mm x 31mm x 31mm
3.2 inches 376 x 960 IPS
Ultra HD, WDR + Full HD
SONY Starvis IMX415 , 8Mp
137° Diagonal
Yes, Inbuilt
Yes, Inbuilt
Yes
Yes
Yes, Inbuilt
Up to 512GB
FCWS, LDWS, Stop and Go
5V , 2A Cigarette charger or Hardwire Kit
Double Sided Adhesive
Install the Zenvue app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
Turn on your dashcam.
Open the app. You will see the available Pioneer dashcam models.
Select your dashcam model and tap to connect.
Tap “Next”.
The app will ask you to connect your phone to the dashcam’s Wi-Fi network.
Tap “Go to Wi-Fi Settings”. You will be redirected to your phone’s Wi-Fi settings. Select the dashcam Wi-Fi and enter the default password: “12345678”.
Connect your phone to the dashcam’s Wi-Fi. Please note that this connection does not provide internet access.
Return to the app and tap “Continue”.
If a microSD card is inserted, the app will detect it automatically.
Tap “Finish”.
Your dashcam is now successfully connected to the mobile app, and this interface will appear.
You can access recorded videos either through the Zenvue app or directly on the dashcam.
Viewing videos through the app
On the home screen, tap “Gallery”.
In Gallery, you will find two sections:
To view recordings, open the “MicroSD Card” section. Select the video you want to save.
Tap the “Download” button at the bottom of the screen. The selected video will begin downloading.
Viewing videos directly on the dashcam
Press the button below the Gallery/Image icon on the dashcam.
Please note that recording will stop temporarily while you are accessing videos on the dashcam.
Select the desired recording from the available options to play it.
You can reset the dashcam either directly from the device or through the Zenvue app.
Resetting from the dashcam
Press the button below the Settings icon on the dashcam.
The Settings menu will open.
Use the right arrow (>) to scroll to the “Reset” option.
Factory reset option will be there in the settings menu.
A confirmation message will appear. Press the OK/Right button to confirm.
Note: Resetting the dashcam will restore the settings to their default values. It will not delete videos stored on the microSD card.
The dashcam settings will now be restored to the default configuration.
Resetting through the mobile app
Connect your dashcam to the Zenvue app.
Open the Settings menu from the bottom of the app.
Scroll down and select the “Reset” option.
All dashcam settings will be restored to their default values. After the reset, the dashcam will disconnect from the app. To reconnect, connect to the dashcam Wi-Fi again and enter the default password “12345678”.
You can format the microSD card either from the dashcam or through the Zenvue app.
Formatting from the dashcam
Press the button below the Settings icon on the dashcam.
In the Settings menu, select the “Format SD Card” option.
Press the right arrow to select Format. A confirmation message will appear.
Press the right button to confirm. All data stored on the microSD card will be deleted
Formatting permanently deletes all recordings. Please back up any important videos before formatting the microSD card.
Formatting through the app
Connect your dashcam to the Zenvue app and open Settings.
Select “Manage MicroSD Card Storage”.
Choose “Format SD Card” and confirm if you wish to proceed.
You can format the microSD card either from the dashcam or through the Zenvue app.
Choose the method that is most convenient for you.
Changing the resolution through the app
Connect your dashcam to the Zenvue app.
In the Live View screen, tap “Video Quality”.
Select your preferred resolution from the available options.
Note: The dashcam will restart automatically after changing the resolution so that recording continues with the selected quality.
Changing the resolution from the dashcam
Press the button below the Settings icon.
Open “Video Settings” using the right navigation button.
Scroll down to the “Video Resolution” option.
Select your preferred recording resolution from the available options for this model.
Follow the steps below to download and install the latest dashcam software
Connect your dashcam to the Zenvue app.
Tap the three horizontal lines in the top-left corner and select “Dash Camera Software Update”.
Tap “Dash Camera Software Update”.
The app will ask you to disconnect from the dashcam Wi-Fi so it can check for the latest software version.
Open your phone’s Wi-Fi settings and disconnect from the dashcam.
Reopen the app and tap “Download Update” when the update option appears.
Once the download is complete, tap “Install Update” to transfer the software to the dashcam.
When prompted, reconnect your phone to the dashcam Wi-Fi to begin installation.
The installation will start once the dashcam is connected.
A blue indicator light will appear on the dashcam during the installation process.
Once installation is complete, a confirmation message will appear.
Note: The dashcam will restart automatically after the software update is installed.
This issue may occur because of an interrupted Wi-Fi connection or an incomplete software transfer.
If the update has already downloaded and the app shows that installation was completed successfully, but an error still appears, unplug the dashcam power cable for 5 seconds and reconnect it. The dashcam should automatically resume the firmware update.
In some cases, the dashcam does not restart automatically after the update, so reconnecting the power helps complete the update process.
The “Low Resolution” message only applies to the preview shown in the mobile app. To provide smooth Live View streaming over Wi-Fi and reduce data transfer, the app displays an optimized preview.
Your dashcam continues recording at the resolution you selected, such as 4K, 3K, 2K, or Full HD. The original recording quality is not affected.
To watch the video in its original quality, download it to your smartphone or view the recording directly from the microSD card on a computer.
A hardwire kit is an accessory that connects the dashcam to the vehicle’s power supply and enables the dashcam to operate in Parking Mode.
Note: In Parking Mode, the dashcam does not record continuously. It automatically starts recording only when an impact is detected.
A hardwire kit must be connected before Parking Mode can be enabled.
From the dashcam
Connect the hardwire kit to the dashcam.
Press the button below the Settings icon.
Open “Video Settings”.
Select “Parking Surveillance”. By default, it is set to OFF. Change it to ON.
From the Zenvue app
Connect your dashcam to the app. In the Live View screen, you will find the “Parking Mode” option.
Tap “Parking Mode” and turn it ON. By default, this setting is OFF.
If the Parking Mode option is not highlighted, please check whether the hardwire kit has been installed correctly.
If the hardwire kit is not connected properly, the Parking Surveillance setting on the dashcam may display the message “Connect the dashcam with the hardwire kit”.
Also ensure that the Time Lapse Video option is turned ON.
You can enable Time Lapse Video from either the mobile app or the dashcam.
Enabling Time Lapse Video from the app.
Connect the hardwire kit to the dashcam.
. In the Live View screen, tap the Settings option at the bottom.
Scroll through the Settings menu and locate “Time Lapse Video”.
If the option is OFF, turn it ON.
You can also verify whether the hardwire kit is connected correctly from the dashcam. Follow the steps below.
Press the button below the Settings icon.
Open “Video Settings”.
Select “Parking Surveillance” and try turning it ON.
If an error message appears while enabling it, check the hardwire kit connection.
If the message indicates that the hardwire kit is not connected, the installation should be inspected.
If the hardwire kit itself is faulty, it may need to be replaced.
Emergency Video records footage when the dashcam detects an impact. You can adjust its sensitivity or turn the feature ON or OFF according to your preference.
From the dashcam
Press the button below the Settings icon.
Open “Video Settings”.
Scroll to the “Emergency Video” option.
Choose the preferred sensitivity setting or turn the feature OFF if required.
You can customize the Emergency Video settings anytime according to your preference.
You can also change the same settings through the Zenvue app.
Tap the Settings icon in the app.
Scroll down and select “Emergency Video”.
Adjust the setting according to your preference.
ADAS stands for Advanced Driver Assistance Systems. It uses the dashcam’s camera and intelligent software to monitor the road ahead and provide real-time voice or visual alerts that help improve driving safety.
Key features of ADAS
ADAS works only when the dashcam is installed in the correct position and all required ADAS features are enabled.
You can enable ADAS from either the dashcam or the Zenvue app.
From the dashcam
Press the button below the Settings icon.
Open “Video Settings”.
Turn ON each ADAS feature individually: FCW, LDW, and Stop & Go Alert.
Note: All ADAS features are set to OFF by default.
From the Zenvue app
1) Open the Settings menu in the app.
Scroll down and select “ADAS”. The default setting is OFF.
Open ADAS and turn ON the three available features as required.
Please check the following points to ensure ADAS operates correctly.
You can check the device information either from the dashcam or through the Zenvue app.
From the dashcam
Press the button below the Settings icon.
Use the navigation buttons to find the “About” option.
Open “About” to view the software version and device information.
From the app
Connect your dashcam to the Zenvue app and open Settings.
Scroll down and select “Device Information” to view all available device details.
Yes. You can adjust the screen timeout from the dashcam settings.
Press the button below the Settings icon.
Open “System Settings”.
Select the “Screen Off” option.
Choose your preferred screen timeout setting.
To view the rear camera, make sure the rear camera is connected to the front dashcam.
Press the left-most view icon on the dashcam to switch to the rear camera Live View.
The screen will now display the rear camera recording.
To view the rear camera through the app
The front and rear views will maximize and minimize as you switch between them.
You can change these settings either from the dashcam or through the Zenvue app.
From the dashcam
Turn on the dashcam and press the button below the Settings icon
Open “System Settings”.
Select the required option to change the time, date format, or language according to your preference.
From the app
Connect your dashcam to the Zenvue app.
Open the Settings menu.
The available time, date, and language settings will be displayed for you to customize.
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