Qubo launches 3 dashcams in India and one of them comes with advanced Sony STARVIS 2 sensor

–Qubo Dashcam Pro 2.7K is priced at Rs 7,990

–Qubo Dashcam Pro 2K comes in at Rs 3,990

Key features and specifications

The Dashcam Pro 3K is the most advanced model of the three. It features Sony’s STARVIS 2 sensor, which is designed to capture clearer video footage even in tricky lighting—like while driving at night or coming out of a tunnel. This can help in recording key details like license plates or road signs in low-light conditions.

The Dashcam Pro 2.7K and Dashcam Pro 2K are more affordable alternatives that offer high-resolution recording in their respective formats. While they don’t include the STARVIS sensor, they’re positioned as entry-level and mid-range options for people who still want decent recording quality without spending too much.

All three dashcams are equipped with supercapacitors instead of traditional batteries. This means they’re built to handle extreme temperatures better—something particularly relevant for Indian weather. The devices also support storage up to 1TB, which is handy for users who want to record longer trips without constantly needing to delete footage.

Each model works with Qubo’s proprietary app, which lets users access and manage footage directly from their phones.