Take full control of your road security without ever taking your eyes off the road. This Wireless Bluetooth Remote Control is the ultimate safety accessory for high-performance dash cam setups. Designed for instant accessibility, it allows you to manually lock critical video clips and protect them from being overwritten with a single, tactile press. Whether you witness an incident or want to save a scenic moment, this remote ensures the footage is secured immediately. The upgraded BTR200 features a compact, curved design that can be mounted almost anywhere in your cockpit—on the dashboard, center console, or even the steering wheel—using the included adhesive. Its low-power Bluetooth technology ensures a long-lasting battery life, providing a reliable, hands-free way to manage your recordings while maintaining complete focus on your driving. High-Performance Features Instant Video Locking: One press immediately protects the current video file from loop-recording deletion. Seamless Bluetooth Pairing: Automatically connects to your camera system once paired, requiring no complex wiring or daily setup. Tactile Feedback: Large, easy-to-find button provides a satisfying "click" so you know your command has been received. Ultra-Compact Footprint: Small, discreet profile blends perfectly with your car's interior aesthetic. Versatile Mounting: Strong 3M adhesive backing allows for placement in the most ergonomic spot for your specific vehicle. Extended Battery Life: Engineered for high efficiency, typically lasting over a year before requiring a simple battery replacement. Technical Specifications Connectivity: Bluetooth Wireless Battery Type: CR2032 (Included) Mounting: 3M Adhesive Pad Compatibility: Specifically designed to be compatible with A329, A229 Pro, A229 Plus, VS1, A119 Mini 2, A119M Pro, and A139 Pro series. Snagg It Tip: Ergonomic Placement For the fastest response time, we recommend mounting the remote on the center console near your gear shifter or on a flat section of your steering wheel shroud. This allows you to reach the button with a natural thumb or finger movement, keeping your hands exactly where they need to be for safe maneuvering.
