Dash cams descriptions will often mention G-Sensor as an important feature. It's also called an accelerometer, G-Shock Sensor, or gravity sensor. All of these terms are referring to the same technology. The G-Sensor measures extreme or sudden movement through 3 axis; up/down, left/right and forward/backward. Let's dive deeper into how it works and how it could be used in   Read more…

We all know a dash cam is a useful item to have in your car for recording events that occur on the road but they can also be stolen. Like any other valuable item in a vehicle, it is just another item for thieves to steal. As such, there are some things you should keep in mind when installing a dash cam in your car and how to make it a less attractive criminals. Will my dash   Read more…

Dash cams provide video evidence and there are times where that footage may be useful. Some examples are dangerous drivers, accidents, insurance claims, or just for fun as people do some crazy things behind the wheel. Your dash cam footage may exonerate you from an at fault accident or a speeding ticket. There are a lot of instances where it can help. However, there are some   Read more…

When browsing for dash cams, you've probably come across product descriptions talking about supercapacitors or lithium-ion batteries. These are the two most common power sources that are used in modern dash cams. But there is a stark difference between the two and its important to understand the difference when buying a dash cam. Let's set the expectations for dash cam   Read more…

There's been so much technological advancement in the last ten years, in smartphones, computers and even in car technology. So you might ask yourself, shouldn't there be more factory installed dashboard cameras? And the short answer is yes! There are a few more cars that come standard with dash cams, but you would think it would be more widespread. Dash cams, as an   Read more…