MD31 Mini PIR Video Body Camera Back Clip Photography DV Smart Camera HD 1080P Recorder Motion Activated Small For Car Nanny CamClip-on Wearable DV for Work, Riding, Vehicle Recording

Product Features

The MD31 from Ynmee is a compact body camera built around passive infrared detection. A rounded PIR dome on the front face triggers recording when movement is detected within a 3m range, letting the unit capture footage without manual operation. Multiple small infrared LEDs surround the central lens for automatic IR switching in low light.

• Motion-activated capture via the PIR sensor, with a stated standby of up to 60 days in PIR mode and 90 days in standard standby.
• HD 1080P recording through a 120-degree wide-angle lens, giving broad coverage from a fixed or clipped position.
• 1500mAh built-in battery rated for up to 11 hours of working time; charging takes about 6 hours and supports recording while charging for 10-11 hours of video.
• Rugged matte black housing with an angular outline, measuring 56.5mm in height, 37.2mm in width, and 23mm in depth.
• Flexible mounting using the supplied base and back clip for wall fixing, bag attachment, or wearing on the body.

Technical Parameters

• Model: MD31; brand label: Ynmee.
• Resolution: HD 1080P.
• Field of view: 120 degrees; PIR detection range: 3m.
• Storage: TF card slot supporting 8-128G, with memory card loop recording.
• Controls and ports: PIR button, Off/Video switch, reset hole, USB port, indicator light.
• Battery: 1500mAh built-in, rechargeable via USB.

Full specifications are as listed above; confirm any detail not shown here against the product documentation.

Riders and commuters: clip it to a bag or wear it to record rides and outdoor activity hands-free. Home monitoring: wall-mount with the base and let the PIR sensor start recording when someone passes. Vehicle recording: keep a compact 1080P record of trips or parked surroundings. Office and meeting use: position it on a desk or shelf for motion-triggered capture. Field and site work: wearable documentation where a phone is impractical.