Dual Dash Cam — Front & Cabin 1080p with Night Vision

Two cameras, one job: proof. The front lens watches the road while the cabin lens records inside the car — both in 1080p, at the same time. If someone pulls out on you, or something happens in the back seat, you have the footage instead of your word against theirs.

Specs at a glance:

• Dual 1080p recording — front and cabin captured simultaneously, not alternating
• F/2.0 lens, 130° field of view — covers your lane and the vehicles either side
• Infrared night vision — IR LEDs light the cabin in complete darkness, without glare for passengers
• G-sensor impact lock — a collision locks that clip so loop recording can't overwrite it
• Loop recording — oldest footage is overwritten automatically, so the card never fills up
• IPS colour screen, suction windscreen mount, powered from the 12V socket
• Compact — 10.5 x 4.3cm, 222g

Choosing your version: Front + Cabin covers the road ahead and the interior. Front + Cabin + Rear adds a wired external camera for the back of the car — worth it if you want rear-end collisions on record too.

Honest note: a memory card isn't included — you'll need a 32GB–128GB microSD rated U3 (about £6–10), and it's worth formatting it in the camera before first use. The 130° field of view is narrower than premium dash cams, which run 140–170°, so it covers your lane and those beside it well but not the full width of a junction. There's no WiFi or phone app on this model: you take the card out and read it on a computer. It also runs from the 12V socket rather than its own battery — the internal cell only holds the clock and settings — so for 24-hour parking surveillance you'd need a hardwire kit, which isn't supplied.