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VIOFO A329T 4K+2K 2-Channel 60FPS Wi-Fi 6 Dash Cam
The VIOFO A329T 2CH pairs a wide 4K front camera with a narrower 2K telephoto view of the road ahead. Both supplied cameras face forward; there is no separate rear or cabin camera. The front supports 4K 60FPS with HDR off, while the telephoto records 2K 30FPS. Choose this configuration when closer forward detail matters alongside the wider road scene. GPS, Wi-Fi 6 and optional external SSD storage help you review and retain recordings.
The main camera records a wide 140° forward view. The telephoto uses a fixed 35° lens for a narrower view ahead, which VIOFO describes as 4× optical zoom relative to the wide view; it is not a motorized zoom lens. Mount both forward-facing cameras on the front windshield and aim them carefully. For front-and-rear coverage without a telephoto camera, compare the A329S 2CH.
The F2.0 telephoto lens is supplied for forward installation. Moving it to the rear requires a compatible 6m telephoto cable, sold separately.
The sensor illustration shows the IMX678 used in the front camera and IMX675 used in the telephoto camera. HDR helps balance bright and dark areas. For front HDR, select 4K 30FPS; 4K 60FPS uses HDR off. Readable plates depend on light, distance, speed, glare and installation angle. Check sample recordings in daylight and after dark, and keep the lens and windshield clean.
For automatic parking mode, add a compatible VIOFO HK4 or HK6 hardwire kit. HK6 also supports the camera’s vehicle-voltage display and battery controls. Connect through the GPS mount’s power port. Both kits are sold separately.
Hybrid and low-power impact modes record to microSD only. Standby has no pre-impact buffer. Set at least a timer or supported voltage threshold to enable hybrid mode, and test your chosen mode. The PowerCell 8 battery pack is an alternative power source with the correct VIOFO wiring; available modes depend on that connection.
The camera’s USB data connection lets you copy recordings to a compatible computer or phone. The supplied Type-C data cable is for file access, not camera charging. Phone support and transfer speed vary, so check the connection before relying on it during a trip.
For power, use the supplied matched charger and power cable through the GPS mount. External recording requires the dedicated VIOFO SSD cable. These roles are different even though the connectors look similar. Keep an untouched copy of an important recording before trimming or sharing it.
Spoken commands can lock the current video, take a photo, start recording and switch audio, Wi-Fi or the screen. The current manual lists English, Chinese, Russian and Japanese voice commands; other interface languages use English commands. Test recognition while parked.
Voice notifications report recording or memory-card problems, with a critical-alerts-only option. The optional BTR200 Bluetooth remote gives you a reachable physical clip-lock button and configurable controls. Neither voice control nor Bluetooth supplies an internet connection.
The included D6000 charger powers the camera through a vehicle accessory socket and provides a second USB-C port for a compatible device. Use its matched power cable in the charger’s dash-cam port and connect the other end to the GPS-mount power input.
A socket that switches off with the ignition stops supplying the camera. Use a supported hardwire or battery installation for parking recording. Do not substitute the supplied data cable for the charger’s power cable.
Use a compatible high-endurance microSD card up to 512GB, or a compatible portable SSD up to 4TB with the dedicated VIOFO SSD cable. Both storage devices and the SSD cable are separate purchases. Choose one recording destination; the camera does not mirror footage to both at the same time.
Format an SSD to exFAT and secure it away from heat. VIOFO recommends 0°C to 60°C for SSD use. Hybrid and low-power impact parking files must go to microSD; the other parking modes can use the selected supported destination. Copy important originals promptly because loop recording still replaces older ordinary files.
| Camera Configuration | front and telephoto |
|---|---|
| Front Resolution | 4K 60FPS (HDR off) or 30FPS (HDR on) |
| Interior/Telephoto Resolution | 2K 30FPS |
| Front Image Sensor | 8MP Sony STARVIS 2 IMX678, 1/1.8-inch type |
| Interior/Telephoto Image Sensor | 5MP STARVIS 2 IMX675, 1/2.8-inch type |
| Front Field of View | F1.8 / 140° |
| Interior/Telephoto Field of View | F2.0 / 35° |
| Recording Modes | Loop / G-sensor: Supported |
| Display | 2.4-inch |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi 6; 2.4GHz and 5GHz local connection |
| GPS | Built into mount; saved position, speed and time |
| Parking Mode | Buffered event, time-lapse, low bitrate, low-power impact and hybrid |
| Storage Support | Up to 512GB microSD or 4TB portable SSD; sold separately |
| Included Memory Card | Not included |
| Power | 5V / 2A; supercapacitor, continuous external power required |
| Operating Temperature | −20°C to 65°C (−4°F to 149°F) |
| Dimensions | Front camera: 2.4 × 3.9 × 1.7in |
| Warranty | 18-month manufacturer warranty |
| HDR | All supplied cameras; front 4K HDR at 30FPS |
| Voice / Bluetooth | Voice commands and notifications; optional BTR200 remote |
| Parking power | Optional HK4 / HK6 through GPS mount; voltage controls require HK6 |
| Parking storage | Hybrid and low-power impact: microSD only |
| SSD connection | Dedicated VIOFO SSD cable; exFAT format; recommended 0°C to 60°C |
| Included filter | CPL-200 for the front camera |
| Optional filters | CPL-600 for telephoto camera |
| Microphone / speaker | Built in; audio settings available |
| File format | MP4 video; JPEG images |
VIOFO A329T 2CH records front and telephoto. Both supplied cameras face forward; there is no separate rear or cabin camera.
Front 4K 60FPS requires HDR off. Use 4K 30FPS for front HDR. The additional 2K camera stays at 30FPS.
Its fixed 35° lens points forward for a narrower view of distant detail. The 4× optical description compares it with the wide front lens; it is not a motorized zoom. For infrared passenger recording, choose A329S 3CH with infrared cabin camera.
Use VIOFO HK4 or HK6 through the GPS-mount power port. Choose HK6 for vehicle-voltage display and voltage-based hybrid switching. Hybrid mode must have a time or supported voltage threshold set. Both kits are sold separately, and fuse taps must match your vehicle.
Buffered event mode keeps the camera active and saves 15 seconds before and 30 seconds after detected activity. Hybrid mode starts with event, 1FPS time-lapse or low-bitrate recording, then changes to low-power impact standby at the configured threshold. Once in standby, there is no pre-impact buffer.
The manual specifies about a two-second wake-up after a detected impact, followed by one minute of recording. Further movement or impact can extend that to three minutes. This mode requires compatible VIOFO hardwire power and a microSD card. It does not record continuously while waiting.
Hybrid and low-power impact parking modes save only to microSD. Other supported parking modes can use the selected microSD or external SSD destination. Install a compatible card even if you use an SSD for driving and want hybrid or low-power impact recording.
No. All three are separate purchases. The camera supports a compatible high-endurance microSD card up to 512GB and a compatible SSD up to 4TB with the dedicated VIOFO SSD cable. The front CPL-200 and listed charger are included; the Bluetooth remote and additional filters are optional.
No. Choose one destination for recording. A separate parking destination can be set where the mode supports it. The menu also offers a microSD-to-SSD backup function; making a backup is different from recording simultaneously to both.
No. Wi-Fi works with a nearby phone, and GPS saves location information with footage. Parking-impact notifications occur at the next startup. The manual excludes impacts within three minutes of entering or leaving parking mode from these protected event recordings. The camera does not provide a cellular connection, remote cloud monitoring or live vehicle tracking.
It lets you select up to three areas where the camera shuts down instead of entering parking recording, such as a private garage. Outside those areas, or with a weak or lost GPS signal, the camera enters parking mode. Test the zones and settings in your actual installation.
The included front filter is CPL-200. The telephoto camera uses an optional CPL-600. Select the exact model from our VIOFO CPL filters page; a CPL for the original A329 rear camera is a different fit.
The current manual lists English, Chinese, Russian and Japanese commands. Other interface languages use English voice commands. Commands include locking video, taking a photo, starting recording and switching common controls. Voice notifications report status separately.
It retains only the latest 4 ordinary files for this 2-channel configuration, using one-minute loop files. Leave it off if you want the normal recording history. Export important clips before changing settings or formatting storage.
Use the official A329T firmware page and follow the instructions for the exact installed model. Back up recordings and settings first, use stable power and update through microSD rather than an SSD. Current releases reset settings and advise against downgrading. Recheck channels, audio, HDR, storage and parking after the update.
This new VIOFO A329T 2CH package includes an 18-month manufacturer warranty. See our warranty and returns terms for coverage and the claim process.
BlackboxMyCar demonstrates the A329S three-channel system and compares the A329T telephoto configuration from 4:07. This A329T 2CH package supplies a wide front camera and a forward-facing telephoto camera. It includes no separate rear or cabin camera. Use What’s Included for this purchase; the video is not an exact-package unboxing.
Use the manual and firmware for your exact model and connected cameras. Recent firmware adds controls for a connected rear camera and a Parking Only audio option. Update instructions and available features can change; recheck your settings after updating.