Snooper DVR-WF1 
gb.snooper.eu 
£129.99 
 
If you have a road accident that was someone else’s fault, what is there to protect you is it becomes your word against theirs? Very little, unless you have a dash cam. Dash cams have become a popular and commonplace accessory for drivers, designed to protect you in the case of incident by recording footage of your journey. With so many dash cams on the market, how do you pick one? Snooper were kind enough to send us the DVR WF1 to check out. 
 

Halo Pro from Road Angel
www.roadangelgroup.com
£199.99 
 

The Blackvue DR900S-1CH Dash Cam has jam-packed all the latest dash cam features into a sleek and attractive body, helping you protect yourself, your car and your no-claims bonus when out on the road. This single-channel dash cam (also available in two channel) uses an 8-megapixel CMOS sensor to capture videos in 4K ultra high definition.

The F100 is a budget friendly, front facing Dash Cam from Thinkware, featuring CMOS Image Sensors that aim to provide constant full 1080p HD resolution recording during both daytime and night time, utilising the FAT (File Allocation Table) system, meaning the proprietary Format Free Technology eliminates the need for periodical manual formatting of recorded video files on the microSD memory card. The first thing you may notice that might put you off is the lack of a screen, to view recorded video files you will need to put them on you PC.

F100 External Rear View Camera

Just like the internet and mobile phones, what was once a luxury can become necessity and the Dash Cam is no different, it has become even more vital for me since we have recently had 20km of dual carriage way added to our local area, with many roundabouts, an unnecessary amount of lanes that make zero sense, that have led to numerous accidents and constant cut up (I will save the rest of my rant for my local MP), so evidence has become a must. The RAC 225S Super HD dash cam, is a compact forward-facing camera with GPS, packed full of functions to help kee

When it comes to Dash Cams you can opt for cheap and cheerful but it is worth remembering why you are purchasing one in the first place, they provide you with crucial detailed evidence and security.

The Nextbase Mirror Dash Cam aims to minimise clutter in your field of vision by integrating the camera and screen into the already existing part of your car, the rear-view mirror. This mirror can be attached to all sizes of existing mirror via five suction cups which hold it securely in place, it also features a backup strap mounting for belt and braces. The Mirror has a lightweight design and an inbuilt 6G Glass lens that records at 1080p HD, it has a 140° wide viewing angle to capture everything that’s going on ahead of you in the road.

The T3 is a dashboard camera available in Stone Grey or Fire Red. It can be used to focus on the world outside of the car or to record you inside the car, andIt features a 360° rotatable camera  is designed to allow for easy adjustment of the camera angle., it can be used to focus on the world outside of the car or record you inside the car

It is becoming an increasing necessity to protect yourself and your vehicle with hard evidence in the case of an accident. The flipside to this is that you don’t want a load of tech cluttering up your dashboard or distracting you from the road. The RAC 205 dash cam is a compact, forward facing, basic dash cam designed to give you security and reassurance whilst driving, day or night. The footage is stored on an included 8GB microSD card, which will automatically loop and re-record over old footage to continue filming.