Hudly Lite Driving Head-Up Display for $59
July 12, 2018 / by Marco / Categories : Business, deals, design, entrepreneur, website





KEY FEATURES
Description
No need to take your eyes off the road when you’re driving with Hudly. This dashboard companion beams your speed and RPMs straight to your windshield, allowing you to keep tabs on your vehicle without glancing down at your gauges. Just plug the device into your car’s OBD2 port, mount it on your dash, and start driving with confidence.
- Easily read your speed and RPM right on your windshield
- Built-in light sensor adjusts brightness for day & night driving
- Instantly read data w/ near-zero latency
- Rubber mount secures Hudly on all roads
- Get notified when you’re speeding w/ automatic chimes
PRODUCT SPECS
Specs
- Dimensions: 0.5″H x 2″L x 3.4″W
- Material: ABS plastic
- Secure mount
- LED display
- Built-in speakers
- Auto-chime notifications
- On/off for speed-only display
- MPH and KMH speed units
- Auto-adjust light sensor
Compatibility
- Connects via the OBD2 port in gas-powered cars built after 1996
Includes
- Hudly Lite Driving Head-Up Display
- Dashboard mount
- OBD2 power cable
- Reflective film
- Manufacturer’s 1-year warranty (in United States only)
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