FirstVu On-Body Camera

Digital Ally's FirstVu is tough and won't fall off or flop around. Its wide view can see targets that are close or to the side. Best of all, it's $200 off.

April 19, 2012

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Digital Ally's FirstVu is tough and won't fall off or flop around. Its wide view can see targets that are close or to the side. There aren't cables or additional components to get in your way and it can be worn or mounted. Best of all, it's $200 off.

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