3K Dual-Channel Motorcycle Dashcam

Ultimate 3K Imaging

Grab Every Detail

With over a decade of imaging expertise, DDPAI RANGER M1, motorcycle-dashcam-industry-leading 3K@30fps video quality. The 145° wide-angle lens provides clear and comprehensive road views, enhancing your ride’s safety.

Ultra-Large F1.55 Aperture

Crystal Clear Night Vision

The F1.55 aperture allows more light in, ensuring sharp images even during nighttime rides.

All-Day Recording with Battery Connection

1CH Power Mode

*Supports direct power from the motorcycle battery via USB-A or Intelligent hardwire kit.

2CH Power Mode

*Powered via intelligent hardwire kit connected to the motorcycle’s battery.

Starts recording automatically when the motorcycle is turned on.
*Requires a battery voltage of 11.8V or above.

Sleek Design

Perfect Fit for Your Motorcycle

With a rock gray color and golden ratio dimensions, the RANGER M1 seamlessly integrates with your motorcycle.

Built to Last

Waterproof, Dustproof, Drop-Resistant

Engineered for extreme durability, the RANGER M1 features IP67 protection, ensuring reliable recording in any circumstance, be it rain, snow, or desert dust.

Shockproof & Drop-Resistant

Worry-Free Automatic Loop Recording

The RANGER M1 starts recording as soon as you start your motorcycle, with loop recording that automatically overwrites the previous footage when the memory card is full. Supports up to 256GB microSD card.

Low-power Parking Monitoring 24/7 Protection for Your Motorcycle

The RANGER M1 will capture emergency images and record a 30-second video when a collision is detected by G-sensor while the motorcycle is parked. If no further collisions occur within 30 seconds, it switches to low-energy sleep mode. Enjoy peace of mind even when you’re away from your motorcycle.

*In the event of continuous collisions, the M1 can record for up to 2 minutes.

Fall Detection Capture Key Evidence Locked

When the motorcycle leans at an angle of 40° or more while riding, the RANGER M1 automatically captures and locks a 10-second video, including 5 seconds before and 5 seconds after the event, ensuring you have the evidence you need.