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My car’s black box — the Mio MiVue 368 dash cam

Published: 2026-11-08 👁 101 views
Last updated 2026-11-08 — Mio is a global leader in dash cams, GPS navigators, and navigation software, having won multiple international product awards over the past decade. Its dash cam products also enjoy a strong reputation in the industry. The Mio MiVue 368 dash cam is the flagship model launched with great emphasis by Mio in 2013. Its goal is to...
    Mio is a global leader in dash cams, GPS navigators, and navigation software, having won multiple international product awards over the past decade. Its dash cam products also enjoy a strong reputation in the industry. The Mio MiVue 368 dash cam is the flagship model launched with great emphasis by Mio in 2013. Its purpose is to provide self-defense, clearly record driving incidents, reduce disputes, and quickly clarify liability. This product uses a professional-grade DV high-speed processing chip and H.264 dynamic recording format, with Full HD 1080P resolution and 3 million low-light dedicated high-definition pixels for more stable imaging. Coupled with enhanced night vision functionality, it can deliver perfectly clear dash cam footage.


    The back of this product features a 130° wide-angle camera, using a 6-piece all-glass lens design along with an infrared strong light filter. It effectively reduces windshield glare, while the glass material is heat-resistant, non-deforming, and has high light transmittance, resulting in clearer and sharper images. Whether in daylight or at night, it can comprehensively and clearly record the entire process.


     The MiVue 368 full HD high-quality dash cam features an innovative rotatable body design, allowing you to freely adjust the shooting range for complete, no-blind-spot video recording. The 2.4-inch screen has a built-in battery, and the auto G-sensor collision detector and motion detection functions make your driving safety recordings more comprehensive. Certified by Taiwan’s BSMI magnetic inspection, it eliminates electromagnetic interference with other in-car electronics caused by unlicensed products, ensuring guaranteed quality.



    It’s worth mentioning that this product includes WDR technology — commonly known as digital wide dynamic range. It refers to the ratio between the brightest and darkest signal values that an image can distinguish. With this technology, the brightness of backlit scenes in the frame is adjusted to achieve optimally processed digital imagery. Combined with seven-level adjustable EV (exposure value), it offers the fun of DSLR photography in your driving videos.


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