Boult has forayed into the automotive industry with the launch of the CruiseCam X1 and X1 GPS dash cams. The company says that this product is designed to offer superior video quality, advanced safety features, and seamless connectivity for drivers.
In line with its category expansion strategy, Boult recently ventured into the soundbar market and is now introducing the CruiseCam X1 Series in the automotive sector. The Boult DashCam X1 Series records 1080p Full HD resolution and has a 2 Megapixel sensor.
Exclusively available on the X1 GPS model, the DashCam includes GPS logging capabilities. This feature allows drivers to track their vehicle’s location and speed, offering crucial data for navigation and incident reporting. The 170° ultra wide-angle lens reduces blind spots by covering more of the road.
The app offers GPS integration, an organised video gallery, WiFi direct streaming, and access to recorded events, ensuring that drivers always remain connected and in control.
The camera also gets a collision detection feature, powered by a built-in G Sensor. This sensor automatically detects collisions and triggers emergency video recording. Additionally, the DashCam is equipped with an in-built supercapacitor instead of traditional lithium batteries, enhancing durability and performance, particularly in extreme temperatures.
Speaking on Boult’s entry into the dashcam industry, Varun Gupta, Co-Founder, Boult, said, “Keeping in line with our broader vision of creating customer-centric connected devices, Boult has made significant strides over the past years. With the recent addition of home audio & now Auto Tech products to our portfolio, we are moving closer to our objective of creating integrated ecosystems, further solidifying our commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction.”
Gupta added, “The CruiseCam series, featuring high-definition video, advanced safety functionalities, and intuitive connectivity, exemplifies this commitment, making it an essential tool for every driver.”
