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Published: 2016-03-17, Author: Victor , review by: t3me.com
Great design, Dual camera system
Adjusting the cameras can be burdensome to get the right angle
The Nextbase DUO offers a simple and effective way to monitor your vehicle while driving and with support for two cameras, it sits up there as one of the products we'd love to recommend...
The camera has twin rotating lenses so you can capture what's happening on the road in front and behind the car, Builtin wifi lets you easily share videos captured with you smartphone or tablet, A CD containing Nextbase Replay 3 playback software comes bu
You'll need to supply your own MicroSD card for the dashcam, There are no forward collision, land departure or speed camera warnings
One of the easiest to use dashcams when it comes to capturing video at the front and rear of the car. The video it captures is clear and sharp and there's even built-in GPS and wi-fi. The only thing missing is warnings about potential collisions or veerin...
Offers a front and rear camera so you can record footage of the road ahead and what's happening through the rear screen window of your car, Simple and straightforward to setup, Has a backup battery so it can be used when not connected to the power, Softwa
Rear camera is hard to position, Footage is not of the same high quality as that offered by other dashcams, and can be grainy and blurry during the dark, Doesn't come with a microSD card, you have to purchase this separately, Lacks speed camera warnings,
While we like the idea of a dashcam that records what happens at the front and rear of the car when driving, we found the Nextbase in-car Cam Duo a little disappointing. The rear camera was hard to position to get a clear view out of the back window and t...
Abstract: There have been worse abuses of police power in history, but I often wonder what would have happened if the cop had seen a dashcam on my windscreen, capturing video, my speed, plus the time and GPS location of my past few minutes' driving. I imagine he wo...
