Matt Ng

An affordable alternative to the premium dash cams that offers respectable performance albeit with some fiddly controls.

The Viofo A329 is a premium dash cam that offers class-leading daytime performance.

The smartest dash cam has arrived, but is it any good?

With 2K video and a host of premium features, the Nextbase 522GW dash cam offers plenty of camera for your dollar.

Despite an excellent companion app and online features, the Nexar Pro GPS hasn’t quite stuck the landing when it comes to the basics.

The Nextbase 320XR makes for a great, no-frills dual camera solution, even if it lacks some advanced features.

The Road Patrol Touch Duo features an OLED touchscreen, flexible rear camera placement and lane departure warning, but is it any good?

The Vantrue S1 shoots its shot with a 1080p dual camera system.

The best dash cam money can buy?

Despite offering solid image quality, the ND-DVR100 struggles with sound issues and a lack of features.

The Apeman C450 is a relative bargain from a semi-recognizable brand, but can it rival other budget options in quality?

The Toguard CE41A offers a dual camera in a handy, single-piece unit, so you don’t need to faff around installing a second camera. But does it perform?

Cheap it may be, but the Crosstour CR350 severely lacks visual quality and audio clarity.

Goodbye, screen. The Garmin Dash Cam Mini 2 ditches the display in favor of 1080p resolution and voice control in a charming little unit.

This no-frills dashcam might seem like a bargain, but its performance at night is severely lacking.

Despite strong design and decent features, the DRV-A301W doesn’t quite nail the basics.

Driving professionals and enthusiasts might lap up this dual camera.

The Garmin Dash Cam 57 packs a lot into its tiny frame.