RAVEMEN NT301 Bike Camera with Tail Light, 138° Ultra-Wide 2K

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• 2K WIDE-ANGLE RECORDING: A built-in 138° camera records in 2K at 25 fps, capturing the lane behind you with a broad field of view. License plates, road conditions, and unexpected moments can be clearly documented during daily commuting, road rides, or night cycling. The bike tail light also supports single-press photo capture.
• REAR AND SIDE VISIBILITY: One red warning LED projects light toward the rear and both sides, making the rider visible from multiple angles. Drivers approaching from behind or from an intersection can spot the light earlier, which is useful when riding in city traffic or on multi-lane roads.
• ACCIDENT DETECTION WITH VIDEO LOCK: When a sudden impact or crash is detected, the bike rear light automatically locks the current video file. This keeps important footage from being overwritten and saves the recorded clip for later review.
• AUTOMATIC LOOP RECORDING: Recorded files cycle automatically. When storage becomes full, the oldest clips are replaced by new recordings, allowing the camera to keep recording throughout the ride without manual file management.
• UP TO 130 HOURS OF RUNTIME: When the camera and taillight are running together, the NT301 delivers up to 12 hours of operation on a full charge. With the camera turned off, the taillight can run for up to 130 hours in breathing mode. When used for recording only, it provides up to 13 hours of runtime. Suitable for long rides, bikepacking trips, or daily commuting without frequent recharging.
• BRAKE SENSING: When braking is detected, the tail light increases brightness for about 2 seconds to alert riders and vehicles behind you. This quick visual cue helps indicate sudden speed changes during group rides or in stop and go traffic.
• POWER LEVEL INDICATOR: Check remaining power with a single press: Green (>25%), red (0–25%), and flashing red (below 10%) — keeping you informed before power runs out. Please note that the NT301 connects to the phone via Wi-Fi, and the NT301 has no sound.