#Best dash cams of 2017 1080p#
#Best dash cams of 2017 update#
#Best dash cams of 2017 full#

Most Promising Newcomer: Anker Roav C1 Resolution: 1920×1080 30fpsĮxtras: Wi-Fi, parking mode (impact detection), lock file button, excellent email and telephone supportĪnker made their debut on the dash cam market this year with their Roav C1.

#Best dash cams of 2017 full#

See our full review or compare prices: AliExpress – eBay US / AU – more countries & vendors (affiliate links) So get the A119 V2 if you will be recording at day mainly, and the A119S if you’ll be recording more at night.

#Best dash cams of 2017 1080p#

The A119S records at 1080p resolution only, but has better light sensitivity for recording at night. There’s also a modified version of this camera, called Viofo A119S. Its build and video quality are excellent for this price. A bit costlier than the YI, the A119 V2 is currently available for around $100. This stealthy wedge-shaped dash cam records true 1440p resolution. Optional GPS, CPL filter available separately Best Value For Money: Viofo A119 V2Įxtras: Capacitor, lock file button. Note: A matte black version of this camera is now available, currently only on eBay. See our full review or compare prices: n/a Replaces the G1W-CB as our “best low-budget” dash cam, due to its much better reliability and user experience. The YI is easy to use, has great customer reviews, and is an excellent choice for dash cam “newbies” or anyone with a limited budget. Best Low-Cost: YI Dashboard Camera Resolution: 1920×1080 60fpsĪ simple, low-cost Chinese dash cam that costs only around $50.

The actual current prices may differ though, so make sure to check the vendors’ links regardless. You can follow the links to the vendors, or have a look at our dash cam comparison tables where we do include approximate prices.

#Best dash cams of 2017 update#

We won’t be listing any prices in this article, because they change more often than we will be able to update this article. Some also have Wi-Fi, so you can also control them and watch videos through your smart phone. For your convenience, we’ve compiled this top-5 list that contains cameras for any budget.Īll the dash cams on this list have a built-in screen, making them relatively easy to set up and use. If you’re going to buy a dash cam, you’re probably wondering which models are best in these late months of 2017 and going into 2018. While dual lens cams obviously offer better protection, their single lens cousins have several advantages going for them: They are easier to set up and use, they cost less, and they record notably better video quality overall. Single lens (or single channel) dash cams record the view through your windshield only, as opposed to dual lens (dual channel) dash cams that record front and rear.