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Eeyelog X9A/B Body Camera Available Now
X9-New 4G Body Camera-Bluetooth, WIFI, Starlight Night Vision and NFC
The Eeyelog X7 series is a professional line of body worn cameras for law enforcement, traffic supervision, riot control, and security evidence collection.
All X7 models feature the same exterior design, core functions, and performance, including ultra HD starlight night vision, IP68 rugged build, Bluetooth & wireless connectivity, and one-touch emergency recording.
All X7 models feature the same exterior design, core functions, and performance, including ultra HD starlight night vision, IP68 rugged build, Bluetooth & wireless connectivity, and one-touch emergency recording.
Differences between X7 Series Body Worn Camera