We've teamed up with WhatCar?
to tell you which dash cam is best if you're buying with a budget of ?150. 
You've probably seen some horrendous dash cam footage on social media - accidents, bad driving, road rage, the lot. 
While that's all entertaining in a slightly uncomfortable voyeuristic kind of way, dash cam footage can also save you money, points and even a spell in prison. 







The [url=https://www.news24.com/news24/search?query=unit%20records]unit records crisp footage in 1080p resolution and you can use up to a 64GB card for storage. 
However, the display screen is very small at 1.4in and there are limited safety features, fewer than you will find on other, not much more costly, systems.





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The resolution of the , at 1080p, doesn't seem that sharp, so the images aren't crystal clear, and the mounting arm is difficult to adjust, but with those negatives out the way, this Mio has some definite positives. 
There's built-in GPS so your location is recorded with the data, and you can easily store a clip manually to ensure it doesn't get overwritten. 
It has crash sensors so it will do that automatically but it's belt and braces to do that manually.

It will even keep active when you're parked so if someone reverses into you you'll know who it was. 






If you're looking for a more discreet camera, then the [url=] fits the bill.
It manages that compact size by not having a display screen, so you'll need the app, which is free to download. You can easily use that to ensure the camera is set up correctly and download easily. 
It can record up to 1296p resolution so the 8GB card it comes with is useful but will need to be supplemented - it can take up to 128GB. 
It fixes on via an adhesive patch so it needs to really stay in place, but it's so discreet that's less of an issue.

Expensive, while lacking other safety features, Фильмы онлайн this is a quality bit of kit. 





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It records in 1080p resolution which should be good enough for most, and can manage about four hours of recording before overwriting if you use a 32GB card. 
It's well made, robust and should be up to the task unless you feel you want to spend more on the 412GW model.[/url]