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Product Code: MIVJ756DS
The Mio MiVue J756DS is a front and rear dash cam pairing. The front camera records Full HD 1080p at 30fps (with a 720p/30fps option) and the MiVue T35 rear camera records Full HD 1080p at 30fps, both via an F1.8 aperture and Sony's high quality STARVIS CMOS sensor for strong low-light performance.
The MiVue J756DS front camera has a discreet design, mounting behind the rearview mirror on an angle-adjustable QuickClick mount that keeps the camera out of your eyeline.
The MiVue J756DS is bundled with SmartBox III as standard, enabling 2-in-1 Parking Mode: Passive Powered Parking Mode for impact detection only, and Smart Parking Mode for motion and impact detection.
In place of a battery, the MiVue J756DS uses a built-in supercapacitor. This is more temperature-resistant than a traditional battery and protects your last recording if power to the dash cam is cut.
Integrated Wi-Fi allows video backup to the MiVue Pro app and over-the-air firmware and safety camera updates, while integrated GPS provides Smart Alert speed camera warnings and Average Speed Camera Alert, calculating your remaining time, distance and average speed through average-speed zones.
Looking for a more affordable front and rear option? Take a look at the Mio MiVue C595WD Forward and Rear facing Wi-Fi Dash Cam, or browse the full Mio dash cam range.
Mio MiVue J756DS Front and Rear Wi-Fi GPS Dash Cam - £229.99
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The Mio MiVue J756DS is a dual-camera dash cam pairing, combining the front camera with the MiVue T35 rear camera. Power to the rear camera is via a cable provided in the box, which also sends video to be recorded to the front camera unit.
Integrated GPS records your route so you can track it on a computer, storing your speed, altitude, longitude, latitude and heading. Speed cameras are alerted to as well as speed limits, so you will always know the road speed limit.
Both the front camera and the MiVue T35 rear camera record in Full HD 1080p at 30fps, using an F1.8 aperture and Sony's STARVIS CMOS sensor for strong low-light performance, with a 140-degree wide-angle view front and rear.
A 3-axis G-sensor captures footage automatically when an impact is detected, and the MiVue dash cam automatically stores and protects the crucial video from being overwritten.
The Mio MiVue J756DS microSD card should be Class 10, U3 or V30 (or above), up to 256GB. A microSD card is not included in the box.
Designed with Sony's high-quality STARVIS CMOS, the Mio MiVue J756DS front and rear cameras produce footage with superb contrast, clear and rich colours, even in low-light conditions. High video quality is quintessential, whether you want the footage to record memories to stay with you forever or to share with your insurance company for a claim.
The Mio MiVue J756DS is bundled with SmartBox III as standard, enabling 2-in-1 Parking Mode. Passive Powered Parking Mode provides impact detection only, while Smart Parking Mode adds motion detection as well as impact detection, so the MiVue J756DS can automatically activate and record when your parked vehicle is disturbed. Please note: a built-in supercapacitor replaces a traditional battery, offering better temperature resistance and protecting the last recording if power is cut.
The Mio MiVue J756DS features integrated high-speed Wi-Fi, enabling fast video backup to the MiVue Pro app as well as over-the-air firmware and safety camera database updates, without needing to remove the memory card.
Integrated GPS provides Smart Alert speed camera warnings for fixed and mobile safety cameras.
Please note: Safety camera database excludes France, Germany, Switzerland and Turkey.
Do you have a question about the MiVue J756DS that's not been answered on this webpage? Please see our Dash Cam FAQ's for questions from other people. If the answer to your question isn't featured, use the online form to ask us for the answer. Alternatively please telephone 01733 777623 Monday to Friday (9:30am-5:00pm) to speak to one of our sales team. For further information online please see the Mio MiVue dash cam comparison table.
Does the Mio MiVue J756DS record in Full HD front and rear?
Yes. The front camera records Full HD 1080p at 30fps (with a 720p/30fps option) and the MiVue T35 rear camera records Full HD 1080p at 30fps, both using an F1.8 aperture and Sony STARVIS CMOS sensor for improved low-light performance.
Does the Mio MiVue J756DS have Parking Mode?
Yes. The MiVue J756DS is bundled with SmartBox III as standard, which enables 2-in-1 Parking Mode: Passive Powered Parking Mode for impact detection only, and Smart Parking Mode for motion and impact detection.
Does the Mio MiVue J756DS have built-in Wi-Fi and GPS?
Yes. Integrated Wi-Fi allows video backup to the MiVue Pro app and over-the-air firmware and safety camera updates. Integrated GPS provides Smart Alert speed camera warnings and Average Speed Camera Alert.
What microSD card does the Mio MiVue J756DS need?
We recommend a Class 10, U3 or V30 microSD card of up to 256GB. A microSD card is not included in the box.
‣Front camera: Full HD 1920 x 1080p / 30fps or HD 1280 x 720p / 30fps
‣Rear camera: MiVue T35, Full HD 1920 x 1080p / 30fps
‣F1.8 aperture lens front and rear for brighter, clearer video
‣Sony's high quality STARVIS CMOS sensors front and rear
‣Discreet mirror-mount design with angle-adjustable QuickClick mount
‣Bundled with SmartBox III for 2-in-1 Parking Mode
‣Built-in supercapacitor for greater temperature resistance
‣Integrated Wi-Fi for MiVue Pro app video backup and OTA updates
‣Integrated GPS with Smart Alert speed camera warnings
‣Average Speed Camera Alert
‣Accident and event recording; 3-axis G-sensor
‣Continuous video recording
‣3 year manufacturers' guarantee
The Mio MiVue J756DS front camera mounts behind the rearview mirror using the supplied angle-adjustable QuickClick mount, keeping the camera discreet and out of your eyeline. The MiVue T35 rear camera is supplied with an 8m cable for routing to the rear of the vehicle. Power is provided via the included in-vehicle charger and 3M mount, with SmartBox III enabling hardwired installation for Parking Mode.
There is no microSD card in the box. You will therefore need to buy a microSD card separately.
The MiVue Pro App is designed for use with the Mio MiVue J756DS. You can download the app from the Apple App Store or Google Play. Once installed on your compatible smartphone, it connects to your Mio MiVue J756DS via Wi-Fi connectivity for fast, cable-free transfers of your videos.
When an incident happens, the Mio MiVue J756DS automatically saves the file to the event folder and sends footage to the MiVue Pro app in real-time via Wi-Fi (Wi-Fi video backup uses point-to-point transmission technology, so it will not consume your 3G, 4G or 5G data).
Within the MiVue Pro App, click "Live View" to adjust the horizontal level of the camera before installation. Videos are categorised by date and type (Normal, Event and Parking folders), and the front and rear footage recorded by the Mio MiVue J756DS is backed up to the MiVue Pro app synchronously.
If the backup is interrupted, for example by an incoming call, simply reopen the MiVue Pro App. It will resume the transfer from where it stopped.
Change the settings and format the memory card of the Mio MiVue J756DS directly through your smartphone. You can also use your compatible smartphone to download and update the firmware, speed camera data and voice versions without having to remove the memory card (downloading data will use your mobile data allowance). Please note: the update settings may vary depending on the different Mio dash cam models.
Mio MiVue J756DS shows the distance and time (seconds) to a speed camera location, and also provides the speed limit and average speed of the interval.
Please note: Safety camera and speed camera alerts are not active in France, Germany, Switzerland and Turkey.
‣MiVue J756DS front camera
‣MiVue T35 rear camera
‣SmartBox III
‣In-Vehicle Charger
‣In-Vehicle 3M Mount
‣8m Rear Camera Cable
‣Cable Cap
‣Static Window Sticker
‣Quick Start Guide
‣Front camera: Full HD 1080P/30fps or 720P/30fps, Sony STARVIS CMOS, F1.8 aperture
‣Rear camera: MiVue T35, Full HD 1080P/30fps, 2M sensor, F1.8 aperture
‣Video format: .MP4 (H.264)
‣Wi-Fi: Yes (integrated)
‣GPS: Yes (integrated)
‣G-sensor: 3-axis
‣SD card: microSD, Class 10/U3/V30 recommended, up to 256GB (not included)
‣Operating temperature: -10°C to +60°C
‣Front cam dimensions: 118mm (H) x 42mm (W) x 31.5mm (D), 116g
‣Rear cam dimensions: 59.9mm (H) x 35.6mm (W) x 22mm (D), 28.5g
‣Guarantee: 3-years
This is a sophisticated electronic device. It is important to read, understand, and follow the instructions provided in the user manual. To ensure optimal performance, you will need internet access and should regularly download and install firmware and software updates as recommended by the manufacturer. Like all GPS devices, it requires a clear view of the sky to connect with satellites, so be aware that certain vehicle glass or enclosures may block or reduce GPS signal reception.
Updates for this device are delivered via the internet. This page provides information on compatibility with current devices such as PCs, laptops, Macs, and smartphones. Under the Consumer Contract Regulations, you have 14 days from receipt of purchase to verify compatibility with your internet-connected device. Please note that if you later replace or upgrade your PC, Mac, or smartphone, neither ActiveGPS nor the manufacturer can guarantee compatibility with the new operating system.
This page was last reviewed on: 10th July 2026
