A dashcam is your reliable road companion, capturing every moment while you drive. With simple maintenance tips like using quality memory cards, keeping the lens clean, and updating firmware, you can ensure your dashcam stays in top shape for years to come.
Is 60 FPS in dashcams worth it—or just hype?
While it offers smoother playback and better slow-motion, it also means larger files, possible overheating, and no real improvement in night clarity.
The road is full of surprises — some stressful, some unforgettable, and some just plain weird. A dashcam captures it all, from accidents and road rage to rare wildlife sightings and unexpected beauty. Here’s why every driver should have one rolling.
Parking mode keeps your dashcam on guard even when your car is off, capturing incidents like hit-and-runs or vandalism while parked. Using motion and impact sensors, it ensures you don’t miss crucial footage — offering peace of mind and vital evidence when you’re not around.
Your dashcam does more than record the road—it captures who you are. Whether you’re a vigilant Safety Hawk, a poetic Scenic Soul, or a pet-obsessed chauffeur, your footage tells a story. So… which dashcam personality are you?