Prime Day is in full swing and there’s no shortage of cheap dash cam deals to choose from! If you’ve been waiting all year for the best Prime Day Dash Cam deals, you’re in luck. Amazon has ensured there’s no shortage of good Prime Day deals with plenty of Dash Cams for keeping an eye on your car at all times. Read on to find out more about the best deals.
Today’s best Prime Day dash cam deals
- Minolta 1080p HD Dash Cam — $40, was $50
- TOGUARD Uber Dual Dash Cam — $80, was $120
- Insignia™ Front and Rear-Facing Camera Dash Cam — $80, was $100
- Nextbase 322GW Dash Cam — $145, was $170
- Vantrue S1 4K Dash Cam — $170, was $200
- Cobra Dash 2216D Drive HD Dual View 2-Channel Dash Cam — $200, was $210
- Vantrue N4 Three Channel Front, Inside and Rear Dash Cam — $230, was $260
Vantrue N4 Three Channel Front, Inside and Rear Dash Cam
$230
Vantrue N1 Pro Compact 1080P Dash Cam
$60
Garmin Dash Cam 65
$220
VAVA VA-VD002 Dual Dash Cam
$130
Minolta 1080p HD Dash Cam
$40
AUKEY DR01 1080p Dash Cam
$50
APEMAN C420 Mini Dash Cam
$38
TOGUARD Uber Dual Dash Cam
$80
Garmin Black Dash Cam 46
$124
Vantrue N2 Pro Uber Dual 1080p Dash Cam
$160
APEMAN C550 Dual Dash Cam
$48
Vantrue S1 4K Dash Cam
$170
WIMIUS 1080p Dash Camera
$36
Vantrue N2 Uber Dual Dash Cam
$130
Anker ROAV C2 Pro Dash Cam
$130
Cobra Dash 2216D Drive HD Dual View 2-Channel Dash Cam
$200
Insignia™ Front and Rear-Facing Camera Dash Cam
$80
VVCAR 3.0" Triple Dash Cam
$170
Nextbase 322GW Dash Cam
$145
YUNDOO B-DT28 Dual Dash Cam
$45How to choose a dash cam
Eyeing the Prime Day dash cam deals but not actually sure what you’re looking for? It’s a smart idea to know how to choose a great dash cam for you. There are some key points to consider.
First of all, why do you want to buy a dash cam? It’s a fantastic way to help you keep a little safer on the road, capturing footage of anything nefarious that may happen to you while you’re driving or while your car is parked. It’s also a fun way of capturing some unintentionally hilarious footage that you can upload online and try to become a viral sensation with.
Most dash cams are easy enough to install yourself but it’s worth checking out the installation instructions before you commit, or so you can arrange your friendly local mechanic to help out.
It’s also important to see what quality footage is recorded by the dash cam. The higher quality the better, providing you add an SD card to record plenty of footage. Favor cams that have a loop function if you’re short on space as they automatically overwrite older footage when the capacity is reached, although a bigger SD card is generally a good idea regardless.
One useful feature is to have a dash cam like the Garmin Dash Cam 56 which offers a time-lapse feature. That way you can create fun time-lapse clips demonstrating your route. Dash cams aren’t just about safety after all — they can be for sharing fun times you has at an unusual location.
Some expensive dash cams offer night vision technology that automatically adjusts lighting levels to provide the best picture, but it’s not foolproof and it’s never going to be as clear as in broad daylight. Consider this if the price of a night vision dash cam seems excessive to you, even in a Prime Day sale.
Similarly, high-end dash cams may come with voice recognition features but they’re not really needed. As long as you pick one with user-friendly features, you won’t need to worry about tapping too many buttons.
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