VIOFO Dash Cam A119 V3 2K QHD+ 60FPS Front Dash Camera - Clear
VIOFO Dash Cam A119 V3 2K QHD+ 60FPS Front Dash Camera - Clear
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Our review of the VIOFO A119 V3 finds it to be a solid choice for drivers who want clear, high-resolution front footage without a complicated setup. The single biggest reason to buy is its combination of a 5MP STARVIS sensor and 1440P QHD+ recording at 60fps, which produces noticeably sharper daytime video and improved low-light performance compared with typical 1080P dash cams. Installation is straightforward and the camera includes useful features such as GPS logging and buffered parking recording for incident capture.
Key Features
- 1440P QHD+ at 60fps: Records smooth, high-resolution daytime video and preserves motion detail useful for reading license plates and identifying vehicles.
- STARVIS low-light sensor: The 5MP SMP IMX335 sensor plus Fl.6 aperture improves night visibility so shadows and highlights are better balanced with HDR.
- Buffered parking mode: Auto Event Detection captures 15 seconds before and 30 seconds after an event, increasing the chance of recording the full incident.
- Integrated GPS: Records speed, timestamp, and route data directly to video files for clear documentation of where and when events occurred.
- Wide 140-degree view: A 7-element glass lens minimizes distortion while covering multiple lanes for comprehensive frontal coverage.
- Continuous and protected recording: Loop recording, G-sensor emergency lock, and memory partitioning help ensure important clips are preserved.
Who It's For
This model is aimed at everyday drivers and rideshare operators who want higher-than-1080P clarity and reliable night performance without adding a complicated multi-camera system. The built-in GPS and buffered parking features make it practical for those who want forensic-quality footage and documented routes.
Drivers who need full parking power management should plan to buy the optional hardwire cable for automatic parking mode and battery protection, and buyers seeking a dual-channel setup or higher-compression codecs should look elsewhere.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Excellent daytime detail with 1440P QHD+ at 60fps for smooth, clear footage.
- Improved night captures thanks to the STARVIS sensor and HDR balancing.
- Buffered parking recording and integrated GPS provide strong evidence capture and location data.
- Simple installation and useful reliability features such as G-sensor and loop recording.
Cons
- When HDR is enabled, frame rate is limited to 30fps which reduces motion smoothness compared with 60fps.
- Some users report occasional random restarts and mixed adhesive stickiness, so mount placement and power wiring care are advised.
Specifications
| Video resolution | 1440P QHD+ (2560x1440) at 60fps; HDR mode 1440P 30fps |
| Image sensor | 5MP SMP IMX335 STARVIS |
| Lens / field of view | 7-element glass lens, 140-degree wide angle |
| Parking mode | Auto Event (buffered), Time Lapse, Low Bitrate (hardwire cable required) |
| GPS | Integrated GPS module with speed, timestamp, and route logging |
| Storage | microSD up to 256GB (U3 A2 V30 recommended) |
| Additional features | G-sensor, loop recording, built-in microphone, auto start/stop, memory partitioning |
Our Verdict
The VIOFO A119 V3 is a strong single-channel dash cam for drivers who value higher-resolution and reliable night performance without extra complexity; its GPS and buffered parking features add practical value, though buyers should consider the optional hardwire cable for full parking functionality and be aware HDR reduces frame rate to 30fps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the camera record speed and location?
Yes. The built-in GPS logs speed, timestamp, and route data directly into video files for playback with compatible viewers.
Can it record while parked without draining the battery?
It supports buffered parking modes, but full automatic parking switching and battery monitoring require the optional hardwire ACC cable to protect the vehicle battery.
What microSD card should be used?
Use a high-quality microSD card up to 256GB, with U3 A2 V30 recommended for reliable recording and write performance.
Editor's Take
The VIOFO A119 V3 delivers sharp 1440P footage, strong night performance from a STARVIS sensor, and useful GPS and buffered parking features, making it a practical choice for drivers who want clear evidence-grade video.

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