Car Camera

A dashcam is designed to continuously record what happens in front of your vehicle while you're driving, useful in case of an accident or to document your trips. A rearview camera, on the other hand, activates only when you put the car in reverse and displays the image behind your car to facilitate parking and avoid obstacles.

It is highly recommended to use a Class 10 or UHS-1 microSD card to ensure smooth and reliable recordings, especially in high definition. Large capacity cards (32GB, 64GB, or even 128GB) allow for more hours of recording to be stored.

Night vision on a car camera refers to its ability to capture clear images even in low-light conditions or complete darkness. This is typically achieved through light-sensitive sensors and built-in infrared LEDs, which enhance visibility at night.

Most dashcams come with an easy-to-install suction cup or adhesive mount. Simply attach the mount to the windshield, connect the camera, and then conceal the power cable along the dashboard pillar to your car's cigarette lighter socket. Many models offer plug-and-play installation.

Yes, car cameras record continuously while the vehicle is in operation. Most models have a loop recording feature that automatically overwrites the oldest recordings when the memory card is full, ensuring you always have space for new clips.

Some car cameras are equipped with Wi-Fi and a dedicated mobile app. This allows you to connect your smartphone to the camera, view live recordings, download videos, and adjust settings directly from your phone, without having to remove the memory card.