Dash cams
2 products
Car tech for UK roads
Front, front and rear and mirror dash cams, portable CarPlay and Android Auto screens and a few useful gadgets. Plus straight answers on mounting rules, insurance claims and parking mode.
Cameras that record the road, screens that bring your phone to the dashboard, and a pump for the boot.
2 products
2 products
1 product
2 products
1 product
1 product
12-inch touch screen 2K front camera Rear camera included Straps over your mirror microSD up to 64 GB
Full HD 1080p 2-inch screen WiFi and phone app 165 degree lens microSD up to 32 GB
7-inch IPS touch screen Wireless CarPlay Android Auto Suction mount 12 to 24V charger
4K front camera 1080p rear camera 10.26-inch touch screen CarPlay and Android Auto 7 to 32V
Wired to wireless CarPlay and Android Auto USB-A plug Short cable Plug in once
Full HD 1080p 170 degree lens WiFi, no screen Suction mount 3.5 m car cable
10.26-inch touch screen Front and rear cameras CarPlay and Android Auto FM and AUX Suction mount
Digital pressure display Rechargeable, USB-C 12V car cable included 80 W Valve adapters
Both record the road ahead and behind. A front and rear dash cam puts the main camera and screen on the windscreen or dashboard and adds a small camera at the back. A mirror dash cam straps over your rear-view mirror, keeps the windscreen clear and turns the mirror into a wide screen for the rear camera. Our comparison looks at fitting, the view behind and what suits which car.
The rules on mounting, what footage can and cannot do for a claim, power options and CarPlay choices.
Legal and mounting
Dash cams are legal in UK cars, but where you put one matters. The windscreen rules, what an MOT tester checks, screens, phones and sharing footage.
Insurance claims
What dash cam footage can and cannot do after a collision: evidence for your insurer, the police, keeping the clip safe, and why a discount is not guaranteed.
Parking mode
How dash cam parking mode works: motion and impact detection, time-lapse, what powers the camera while parked, protecting your car battery and what to expect.
Yes. You can use a dash cam in your car. It must not block your view of the road, and the Highway Code says windscreens must be kept free from obstructions to vision. Most people fit the camera behind the rear-view mirror. See Are dash cams legal in the UK?.
It works in most cars with a 12V socket, because it does not connect to the car's own systems. Sound goes to the car speakers by AUX cable or FM radio. See Portable CarPlay screen or a new head unit?.
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