--- product_id: 82872130 title: "SGGCX2PRO+ Dual Channel 60 FPS Dash Camera with GPS, and CPL" brand: "street guardian" price: "1449 som" currency: KGS in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.kg/products/82872130-sggcx2pro-dual-channel-60-fps-dash-camera-with-gps-cpl store_origin: KG region: Kyrgyzstan --- # IMX291 EXMOR R sensor 60 fps recording 2-year warranty SGGCX2PRO+ Dual Channel 60 FPS Dash Camera with GPS, and CPL **Brand:** street guardian **Price:** 1449 som **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🚗 Capture Every Moment—Drive with Confidence! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** SGGCX2PRO+ Dual Channel 60 FPS Dash Camera with GPS, and CPL by street guardian - **How much does it cost?** 1449 som with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kg](https://www.desertcart.kg/products/82872130-sggcx2pro-dual-channel-60-fps-dash-camera-with-gps-cpl) ## Best For - street guardian enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted street guardian brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Smooth Playback:** Experience the thrill of 60 frames-per-second for fluid video playback. - • **Unmatched Clarity:** Capture every detail with 1080P resolution and the advanced IMX291 EXMOR R sensor. - • **Worry-Free Warranty:** Enjoy peace of mind with a 2-year warranty and lifetime customer support. - • **Autonomous Operation:** Set it and forget it—your reliable black box for all driving events. - • **Complete Accessory Kit:** Get everything you need for seamless operation right out of the box. ## Overview The SGGCX2PRO+ Dual Channel Dash Camera offers high-definition 1080P recording at 60 frames per second, powered by the advanced IMX291 EXMOR R sensor. With a 2-year warranty and lifetime customer support, this camera is designed for autonomous operation, ensuring you never miss a moment on the road. ## Description desertcart.com: Street Guardian SGGCX2PRO+ Dual Channel 60 FPS Dash Camera with GPS, and CPL : Electronics Review: Just Started Testing - This is just my preliminary observations. I will update and elaborate when I do more in vitro testing. These are Street Guardian Dashcams number 4 and 5 for me. 1 through 3 are earlier versions and I an eager to compare them all. This review is for the SGGCX2PRO+ units. I usually test the units indoors before mounting in the cars. That way if there is something really wrong, I do not mess up a mount and disturb the packaging much. So far I have noticed that if you shut the units off with the power button, when you turn them back on again with the power button, you must hold it in until you see the logo screen, otherwise it shuts down as soon as you release the button. Also, the eject of the 32 GB Sandisk rugged microSD was kind of mushy until I used the micro SD in my Sandisk ImageMate Pro card reader. After ejecting in from the card reader, now ejects from the Dashcam are crisp and springy as you would expect. I think that perhaps the fingers on the microSD card are a little thick, and the reader digs in a bit and then the Dashcam eject mechanism can work better. This is just a guess. I found that indoors, in room light, I needed +2/3 EV for good exposure of dark areas without the polarizer. This matches what I experienced with the older version units. For good night recording the older units needed between +1 and +2 with the polarizer. I am eager to see how the new units do in that regard. Update 1: Here are more of my observations. I am still testing so there will be more updates. When I first tried the new dashcams indoors, I used my cell phone power cube to power them. Much to my surprise, this introduced a hum into the recorded audio. I switched over to use my computer's USB 2.0 ports and the hum was no longer present in the audio. Keep this in mind if you discover hum in your audio recording. There are far fewer click stops in the new units for swiveling the camera lens. One of my new units has 4 click stops and the other has 5. Not sure why there is a difference between the two samples. I do not know if it is necessary to have the unit at a click stop to have maximum lens stability. With the old units, I always set it to a click stop. With the new unit, I could not find a click stop near where I had to position the lens for my windshield. The swivel movement seems stiff enough to hold it in place, and going over minor bumps did not seem to shift the lens. The knob to twist to move the lens is only on one side of the new units (right side). The old units had knobs on both sides of the dashcam. This is a minor inconvenience. The old unit's circular polarizer was a press fit over the lens. The new unit's circular polarizer is a much thinner mount and has tabs that click over the lens' mating tabs. At first I thought that this was an improvement, but the mount of the circular polarizer blocks full movement of the lens and if you twist the lens to its extreme position, the circular polarizer mount pops off the lens on that side. Not so good, but not a big deal. The image quality of the new unit is better and sharper and license plates are a little easier to read. Street lights and car lights do bloom and halo more on the new units. I do not have to add EV compensation for the circular polarizer even at night and I have set the EV back to 0.0. It is still not quite as good as a camcorder though. Another thing I came to realize is the 1080/60p files are about 2 ~ 3 times larger in their mp4 containers than the 1080/30p .mov files on my old unit. I chose 32 GB micro SD cards when I ordered and I now discover that it really will not store very much Video. If you are buying, get a larger card if you want to store a lot of trips on the card. The mount is very tight. I do not know if that is intentional. It is less likely to wiggle or loosen, but getting off the windshield is a careful strain and not very helpful for non-permanent mounting. I will update again after more testing. Review: Good quality video, great features - This my first dashcam so I don't have anything to compare it to but it after about two weeks of using it so far things are running smoothly. The video quality is VERY good but make sure when you first receive you play around with the settings because the default video quality is not the highest video quality available. I like the loop recording so you don't have to worry about deleting old videos when your storage is full. I initially thought when I tried to install it that the wires would be all over my car but the more I looked the more I could like crevices in my car to run the wires. I ended up running the power from my car's 12V outlet behind my glovebox and then behind the rubber gasket on my passenger side door. The excess wire is tucked just above my windshield in a little gap between the ceiling and the roof of the car. It turns on automatically when you start the car. My only complaint is that last night after weeks of using it I finally had something interesting happen while on the road. This morning I took out the SD card to watch the footage only to find out that for some unknown reason my drive last night never got recorded. I don't know why or how but there is no footage of my drive home last night. It captured my drive to work earlier, and it captured my driving this morning but last night is just gone. Strange, but the only occurence of this happening so far. If it becomes an issue I will look into it further. In conclusion, this is a high-quality camera with great features. Quality for a camera becomes very important because if something ever were to happen you will be thankful that your camera can clearly record license plates and other important small details. ## Features - TWO-YEAR WARRANTY: Register your camera online for an additional year on top of our complimentary 1-year warranty. This along with our LIFETIME CUSTOMER SUPPORT with agents IN THE USA represents our continuing investment into the customer experience. - 61 FRAMES-PER-SECOND: Experience the recording proficiency of 60 fps! Collecting more frames-per-second gives rise to the camera’s unique ability to capture and playback intense and rapid video scenes at satisfyingly smooth rates. Skeptical? Just Google “60fps Sample Footage” and prepare yourself for a WOW factor. - THE AMENITY KIT: You truly get more with the Street Guardian Brand, now featuring our Premium Accessory Kit that includes a full scope of accessories paramount for the smooth operation of your dash camera. - THE IMX291 EXMOR R: Featuring the IMX291 EXMOR R (Backside Illuminated) Image Sensor best known for triple quality enhancement, extra light gathering, and the pixel 1080P resolution producing impressive images and videos day or night. You can rely on the EXMOR R to absolutely capture the important details when you need them most! - SET-IT-&-FORGET-IT: Designed to operate independent of the driver to function as an autonomous vehicle black-box capturing the entirety of events and intuitively locking important videos onto the SD card for future review. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B07GV2WD1K | | Are Batteries Included | No | | Auto Part Orientation | Drivers Side | | Auto Part Position | Inside | | Brand | Street Guardian | | Built-In Media | Memory Card | | Color | black | | Compatible Devices | car, truck, motorcycle | | Compatible with Vehicle Type | Car | | Connectivity Technology | Wi-Fi | | Control Method | App | | Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 44 Reviews | | Display Type | LCD | | Field Of View | 140 Degrees | | Flash Memory Supported Size Maximum | 512 GB | | Flash Memory Type | Micro SD | | Frame Rate | 60 | | Item Weight | 1.3 Pounds | | Manufacturer | Street Guardian | | Maximum Aperture | 2 f | | Mfr Part Number | SGGCX2PRO+ | | Model Name | Street Guardian SGGCX2PRO+ | | Model Number | SGGCX2PRO+ | | Mounting Type | Adhesive Mount | | Optical Sensor Technology | CMOS | | Other Special Features of the Product | 1.5-inch HD TFT screen. Ultra-Compact Glass Hugging Stealthy Install. Near Vertical Windows?, 2-year Customer Warranty (Register Product Online), Full HD 1080P at up to 60fps @ 18Mbit/sec or 30fps @ 18Mbit/sec with Optional Secondary Camera Attached, H.264 Encoding MOV format, GPS enabled., Large pixel native 1080P sensor + WDR means GOOD Night performance. Clip on CPL, microSD Card, USB/OTG Andro… | | Photo Sensor Size | 1/2.8 inch | | Real Angle of View | 140 Degrees | | Screen Size | 2.7 Inches | | Special Feature | 1.5-inch HD TFT screen. Ultra-Compact Glass Hugging Stealthy Install. Near Vertical Windows?, 2-year Customer Warranty (Register Product Online), Full HD 1080P at up to 60fps @ 18Mbit/sec or 30fps @ 18Mbit/sec with Optional Secondary Camera Attached, H.264 Encoding MOV format, GPS enabled., Large pixel native 1080P sensor + WDR means GOOD Night performance. Clip on CPL, microSD Card, USB/OTG Android Card Reader & GPS Logger SGGPSWM Included! Support for microSD cards up to 512GB!, Novatek 96663 Processor, EXMOR R CMOS Image Sensor, 7 element (6 glass + IR cut filter), f/2.0 Dual IR cut, Medium-Wide 120 degrees lens. Special Feature 1.5-inch HD TFT screen. Ultra-Compact Glass Hugging Stealthy Install. Near Vertical Windows?, 2-year Customer Warranty (Register Product Online), Full HD 1080P at up to 60fps @ 18Mbit/sec or 30fps @ 18Mbit/sec with Optional Secondary Camera Attached, H.264 Encoding MOV format, GPS enabled., Large pixel native 1080P sensor + WDR means GOOD Night performance. Clip on CPL, microSD Card, USB/OTG Android Card Reader & GPS Logger SGGPSWM Included! Support for microSD cards up to 512GB!, Novatek 96663 Processor, EXMOR R CMOS Image Sensor, 7 element (6 glass + IR cut filter), f/2.0 Dual IR cut, Medium-Wide 120 degrees lens. See more | | Supported Standards | AVC | | UPC | 797698948010 | | Vehicle Service Type | Car | | Video Capture Resolution | 1080p | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Street Guardian - **Model Name:** Street Guardian SGGCX2PRO+ - **Orientation:** Drivers Side - **Connectivity Technology:** Wi-Fi - **Special Feature:** (function(f) {var _np=(window.P._namespace("DetailPageProductOverviewTemplatesJava"));if(_np.guardFatal){_np.guardFatal(f)(_np);}else{f(_np);}}(function(P) { P.when('A').execute(function(A){ A.on('a:truncate:po-attribute-truncate-4:updated', function(data) { var isTruncated = !data.truncateInstance.getIfTextFits(); var seeMoreElement = document.getElementById('po-attribute-see-more-id-4'); if(seeMoreElement) { seeMoreElement.style.display = isTruncated ? '' : 'none'; } }) }); })); 1.5-inch HD TFT screen. Ultra-Compact Glass Hugging Stealthy Install. Near Vertical Windows?, 2-year Customer Warranty (Register Product Online), Full HD 1080P at up to 60fps @ 18Mbit/sec or 30fps @ 18Mbit/sec with Optional Secondary Camera Attached, H.264 Encoding MOV format, GPS enabled., Novatek 96663 Processor, EXMOR R CMOS Image Sensor, 7 element (6 glass + IR cut filter), f/2.0 Dual IR cut, Medium-Wide 120 degrees lens., Large pixel native 1080P sensor + WDR means GOOD Night performance. Clip on CPL, microSD Card, USB/OTG Android Card Reader & GPS Logger SGGPSWM Included! Support for microSD cards up to 512GB!1.5-inch HD TFT screen. Ultra-Compact Glass Hugging Stealthy Install. Near Vertical… See more - **Video Capture Resolution:** 1080p - **Included Components:** Memory Card - **Mounting Type:** Adhesive Mount - **Color:** black - **Control Method:** App ## Images ![SGGCX2PRO+ Dual Channel 60 FPS Dash Camera with GPS, and CPL - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51ygkj-cYwL.jpg) ![SGGCX2PRO+ Dual Channel 60 FPS Dash Camera with GPS, and CPL - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61WIVcp+NDL.jpg) ![SGGCX2PRO+ Dual Channel 60 FPS Dash Camera with GPS, and CPL - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71NS2d54VOL.jpg) ![SGGCX2PRO+ Dual Channel 60 FPS Dash Camera with GPS, and CPL - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61qGsG7ufuL.jpg) ![SGGCX2PRO+ Dual Channel 60 FPS Dash Camera with GPS, and CPL - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61GCOFckTlL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Just Started Testing *by B***R on November 25, 2019* This is just my preliminary observations. I will update and elaborate when I do more in vitro testing. These are Street Guardian Dashcams number 4 and 5 for me. 1 through 3 are earlier versions and I an eager to compare them all. This review is for the SGGCX2PRO+ units. I usually test the units indoors before mounting in the cars. That way if there is something really wrong, I do not mess up a mount and disturb the packaging much. So far I have noticed that if you shut the units off with the power button, when you turn them back on again with the power button, you must hold it in until you see the logo screen, otherwise it shuts down as soon as you release the button. Also, the eject of the 32 GB Sandisk rugged microSD was kind of mushy until I used the micro SD in my Sandisk ImageMate Pro card reader. After ejecting in from the card reader, now ejects from the Dashcam are crisp and springy as you would expect. I think that perhaps the fingers on the microSD card are a little thick, and the reader digs in a bit and then the Dashcam eject mechanism can work better. This is just a guess. I found that indoors, in room light, I needed +2/3 EV for good exposure of dark areas without the polarizer. This matches what I experienced with the older version units. For good night recording the older units needed between +1 and +2 with the polarizer. I am eager to see how the new units do in that regard. Update 1: Here are more of my observations. I am still testing so there will be more updates. When I first tried the new dashcams indoors, I used my cell phone power cube to power them. Much to my surprise, this introduced a hum into the recorded audio. I switched over to use my computer's USB 2.0 ports and the hum was no longer present in the audio. Keep this in mind if you discover hum in your audio recording. There are far fewer click stops in the new units for swiveling the camera lens. One of my new units has 4 click stops and the other has 5. Not sure why there is a difference between the two samples. I do not know if it is necessary to have the unit at a click stop to have maximum lens stability. With the old units, I always set it to a click stop. With the new unit, I could not find a click stop near where I had to position the lens for my windshield. The swivel movement seems stiff enough to hold it in place, and going over minor bumps did not seem to shift the lens. The knob to twist to move the lens is only on one side of the new units (right side). The old units had knobs on both sides of the dashcam. This is a minor inconvenience. The old unit's circular polarizer was a press fit over the lens. The new unit's circular polarizer is a much thinner mount and has tabs that click over the lens' mating tabs. At first I thought that this was an improvement, but the mount of the circular polarizer blocks full movement of the lens and if you twist the lens to its extreme position, the circular polarizer mount pops off the lens on that side. Not so good, but not a big deal. The image quality of the new unit is better and sharper and license plates are a little easier to read. Street lights and car lights do bloom and halo more on the new units. I do not have to add EV compensation for the circular polarizer even at night and I have set the EV back to 0.0. It is still not quite as good as a camcorder though. Another thing I came to realize is the 1080/60p files are about 2 ~ 3 times larger in their mp4 containers than the 1080/30p .mov files on my old unit. I chose 32 GB micro SD cards when I ordered and I now discover that it really will not store very much Video. If you are buying, get a larger card if you want to store a lot of trips on the card. The mount is very tight. I do not know if that is intentional. It is less likely to wiggle or loosen, but getting off the windshield is a careful strain and not very helpful for non-permanent mounting. I will update again after more testing. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good quality video, great features *by J***N on March 17, 2019* This my first dashcam so I don't have anything to compare it to but it after about two weeks of using it so far things are running smoothly. The video quality is VERY good but make sure when you first receive you play around with the settings because the default video quality is not the highest video quality available. I like the loop recording so you don't have to worry about deleting old videos when your storage is full. I initially thought when I tried to install it that the wires would be all over my car but the more I looked the more I could like crevices in my car to run the wires. I ended up running the power from my car's 12V outlet behind my glovebox and then behind the rubber gasket on my passenger side door. The excess wire is tucked just above my windshield in a little gap between the ceiling and the roof of the car. It turns on automatically when you start the car. My only complaint is that last night after weeks of using it I finally had something interesting happen while on the road. This morning I took out the SD card to watch the footage only to find out that for some unknown reason my drive last night never got recorded. I don't know why or how but there is no footage of my drive home last night. It captured my drive to work earlier, and it captured my driving this morning but last night is just gone. Strange, but the only occurence of this happening so far. If it becomes an issue I will look into it further. In conclusion, this is a high-quality camera with great features. Quality for a camera becomes very important because if something ever were to happen you will be thankful that your camera can clearly record license plates and other important small details. ### ⭐ Terrible quality. Camera does not turn on *by A***O on September 18, 2019* I was super excited about that SGGCX2PRO+. I have read many reviews, everyone told me that it's one of the best dashcams in terms of quality. So I bought it. Right from the start, I installed a CPL filter and set to 1080p60 ... My god, it was terrible. After that, I went online, found a thread on dashcamtalk website where one of the devs said that 1080p30 produces a better quality picture... Ok, then I don't want to question the feature which is useless and unbearable to use. I set it to 1080p30 and check the pictures I attached. They do not look like what Street Guardian advertised. It looks much worse than my 4-years old dashcam. After all, two days ago, my dashcam started to glitch - randomly it will not power on, it will not record anything and if you try to power it on - it would show recording and power LED to go on and off. That's it. To solve it, I had to unplug and plug it back. Obviously, this will not work with any types of hidden setups. I will not use this camera and I do not recommend it to anyone. 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