Thinkware F750 dash cam review
The thinkware F750 dash camera offers a reliable and clear video system without many of the complicated setup problems that we have seen from other competitors
Weego Jump Starter 44 review
With the latest update the company has improved upon the original design in every way.
VAVA Dash Cam review
The VAVA Dash may be the new camera to beat when it comes to balancing innovation and affordability.
Magellan MiVue 420 review
Magellan's MiVue 420 is an easy-to-use and high definition dash camera but limitations to the new safety features may have you looking elsewhere for your next co-pilot.
Verizon Hum X review
The Hum X adds features like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth calling, and roadside assistance to your car. But is it worth the cost when compared to the competition?
Hudway Glass review
The degree of clarity and usefulness of the system depended greatly on the individual mobile applications included with the system.
ZUS Smart Tire Safety Monitor hands-on review
We review the ZUS Smart Tire Safety Monitor, an in-car tool that uses a smartphone app to track your tire pressure and warn you when it gets low.
Logitech ZeroTouch review
The Logitech ZeroTouch phone mount increases your connection to features like messaging, music, and navigation while still remaining hands-free out on the road.
Ventev Wirelesspro dock review
The Ventev Wirelesspro Dock phone mount for your car may finally deliver a good reason to ditch the cables with the help of fast wireless charging technology
Garmin Speak Review
Garmin reinvents GPS with integrated Alexa voice assistance. But Garmin Speak adds complexity without proving itself to be a better solution than a smartphone.
Hudway Cast Hands-on Review
The Hudway Cast keeps your eyes on the road by projecting any application from your phone directly in front of the driver, just like the head-up display systems jet pilots use. But does this HUD work as promised?
Navdy head-up display review
The Navdy head-up display allows smartphone addicts to stay connected in the car with a screen that brings all your most important notifications to your dash.
Wagan Power Dome NX2 review
The Wagan Power Dome NX2 aims to power all your devices, jumpstart your battery, inflate your tires, and even plays music. We gave it a test to see if this powerful package may be the one automotive accessory you need to have in your car.
Escort MAX 360c review
The Escort Max 360c radar detector adds a new Wi-Fi feature to download the latest updates and connect to crowd-sourced alerts via your connected car. Is this enough of an improvement over the standard Max 360 to warrant the cost?
Raven Connected Car System review
The Raven Connected Car system is packed with cameras, sensors, navigation, diagnostics, and data to keep watch of your car and its passengers at all times. In a market of smart accessories for your car that promise a lot -- and often leave us disappointed -- this device delivers.
Waylens Secure360 WiFi review
There is no denying the “cool factor” of the 360° video concept and the insane 360 hours of idle time that the Secure360 can watch your car, but the design of this Waylens camera may leave many users disappointed.
FenSens Smart Wireless Parking Sensor Review
Instead of relying on an old-fashioned mirror, it may be time to step up to a parking sensor. The latest FenSens Smart Wireless Parking Sensor license plate frame connects to your phone via Bluetooth and gives you radar for the front or back of your vehicle.
Anker Roav VIVA Pro review
Vocal assistants have become an integral part of our lives and have now found their way into our cars. The new Roav VIVA Pro car charger connects you to streaming music, getting directions, and even ordering food behind the wheel through the help of Amazon's Alexa.
Chris Digital In-Car Assistant hands-on review
Driving while using your phone is dangerous, and often illegal, but for those of us without a modern in-car entertainment system to help out with things like navigation or messaging, the temptation can be too much. Meet Chris, the digital assistant for your car that wants to help keep your hands off your phone.
Insignia NS-CNV43 Review
In our review of the Insignia NS-CNV43 we learn that Best Buy's Insignia brand provides quite the bang for the buck when it comes to GPS navigation systems.
TomTom XL 340 S Review
TomTom's XL 340 S successfully bridges the gap between bank-breaking and budget navigators.
TomTom One 140 S Review
The best-equipped unit in TomTom's budget line sports an array of premium frills from pricier navs.
Garmin Nuvi 265WT Review
The Garmin Nuvi 265WT which we review, offers a blend of useful features and a clean interface to make this unit one of the best values in GPS.
TomTom GO 730 GPS Navigator Review
The GO 730 offers a less expensive, but still capable alternative to its big brother the GO 930.
TomTom GO 930 GPS Navigator Review
It's hard to beat the GO 930 when comparing features for the dollar, but it comes with its flaws.
Navigon 8100T Review
The Navigon 8200T shows everything in beautiful 3D and looks as svelte as an Aston Martin.
TeleNav Shotgun Review
The Shotgun remains a worthy driving aid and accomplishes the ultimate mission: Getting you where you need to go.
Navigon 7200T Review
Navigon's 7200T GPS system has a pretty face and proves that beauty can sometimes only be skin deep.
Nextar I4-BC Review
The Nextar I4-BC GPS has a lot to offer, but falls way short on actual execution. Some things are too good to be true.
Garmin Nüvi 680 Review
The Garmin nuvi has most of the bells-and-whistles a GPS unit should have, but MSN Direct messes it all up.
Navigon 2100 Max Review
With a price under $300, the Navigon 2100 Max is a simple solution that's easy to recommend.
Mio Moov 310 Review
Mio's Moov 310 sticks to just the basics, and does them right - and at the right price.
GlobalSat GPS Data Logger DG-100 Review
The DG-100 is a GPS data logger that, when turned on, pings a satellite network to track and log its location on earth.
Magellan RoadMate 6230-LM review
Exploring new routes to keep its portable navigation devices relevant in a world of smartphones and free maps, Magellan has added a new twist to its RoadMate 6230-LM: a built-in dashcam. It won’t help you find your way home, but it may help you prove the next fender bender wasn’t your fault. The $230 device […]