Whether it’s combating insurance companies or just monitoring the driving of new drivers, dash cameras are incredibly useful tools. The 70mai A810 Lite 4K Dash Cam is a small but very full-featured dash camera that has held up very well over the past month of usage in some very sunny and hot weather and multi-state road trips. This is the second dash camera I’ve owned, and it has been a solid performer.
The Vantrue N4 Pro S delivers exactly what most people want in a serious dash cam: sharp footage from three cameras at once, a parking mode that actually keeps an eye on your car when you’re not around, and an installation process that won’t ruin your weekend. The video quality from all three cameras is genuinely impressive, and the small, clear rear camera is a real win. The main unit is on the larger side and sits in your peripheral view, but you get used to it after a few drives.
What’s more exciting than getting a shiny new car? Well, what’s NOT exciting is the stress of keeping the vehicle as spotless as possible. I park far away from the crowds in parking lots, but what else could I do? Wrapping the car in bubble wrap is impractical, so I’m entrusting it to the newly installed, integrated FITCAMX dash cam and rear camera.
Cobra is a more than 60-year-old American company that produces various vehicle electronics, including CB radios, radar detectors, two-way and marine radios, power inverters, and dashcams. I was sent the Cobra SC 250R Dash Cam to test; the 250R is a dual-view dash camera with true 4K, 360 alerts, and a rear camera.
I drive a lot. My commute to and from work is around 60 miles round trip, most of it highway, and then there are the miscellaneous errands and weekend trips … I spend a lot of quality time behind the wheel. It recently occurred to me that if I’m spending that much time driving, it would be prudent for both insurance and safety purposes to use a dashcam, so when offered the Viofo A119 Mini 2 for a review, I jumped at the chance!
My first Escort radar detector was a boxy black contraption that had a volume dial, analog radar signal strength meter, highway/city toggle switch, and an alert light on its front … and that’s it. Thirty-six years later, I’ve got the Escort MAXcam 360c in for review. This current generation Escort may still be a bit of a boxy black contraption, but it offers useful features above and beyond simply detecting police radar that can help improve a driver’s situational awareness and safety, both on the road and in some cases, even when their vehicle is parked.
Alpine Electronics has a bunch of exciting new tech to announce during CES 2020. One of our favorite mobile tech brands is announcing an 11-inch touchscreen head unit, new speakers, amplifiers, subwoofers, and sound processors, a 9-inch aftermarket head unit for Jeep Wranglers, as well as new dash cameras. Read on to hear more from Alpine’s latest announcement.
More and more these days, you can’t trust people to tell the truth. Not long ago, I had someone accuse my son of hitting a car. I wish I’d had the Z-edge Dashcam in his car then, but I am glad I have it now. Let’s see how good it is at doing its job.
Dash cams have been around for many years and up until recently, they have been very popular in other countries outside of the United States. Lately, the trend seems to be catching on locally with many products entering the market to meet consumer demand. The Vava Dash Cam offers its own spin by trimming down the size, removing the screen and relying on a smartphone app for everything.
When you think of dashcams, you probably think of those video cameras that capture what’s taking place in front of you as you drive, right? But with LyfeLens, a startup out of Austin, TX, you can do all that and more.
The HD Black Box Car DVR is a nifty little dashcam that’s a great budget pick for those looking for good quality video recording at a budget-friendly price. It comes with a suction cup mount and cigarette lighter adapter for easy installation. You can order your 1080P HD Black Box Car DVR today for around $79.95.