Nextbase Dash
$259.00

If you’re looking for an all-in-one dash cam, this one is it. The Nextbase 522GW has Alexa functionality built-in, meaning you can change your music, make phone calls, and make many other commands all from the detection of your voice.

PROS

• Easy to Use
• Alexa Functionality Built-In
• High Quality Video
• Reliable and Durable

CONS

• Menu looks slightly outdated

APEMAN
$44.99

This dash cam is a bestseller on Amazon for a reason. This camera offers 1080p video and wide angle lens footage. Altogether, it offers all the basics that you need, for less than $50. Now that’s a great value!

PROS

• Price
• Great Value
• Offers all the basics you need

CONS

• No Night Vision
• Does Not Have Extra Features and Frills

Vantrue
$199.99

Video quality is truly important when it comes to reviewing footage to uncover details like license plate numbers. The Vantrue X4 has night vision and a true 4K sensor for full 4K capture at up to 30 fps – giving you a great quality camera for your needs.

PROS

• First True 4K 160 Degree Dash Cam
• Video Quality

CONS

• Some units may be buggy

Garmin
$233.96

This sleek dash cam is one of the most compact cameras out there, meaning it will take up less windscreen space. Despite being small, the Garmin Dash Cam 66W packs in plenty of extra features, such as GPS and smartphone integration with their app. There’s also Lane Departure and Forward Collision warning, as well as Speed Camera warnings!

PROS

• Sleek and Compact Design
• Video Quality
• Wide View

CONS

• Can Heat Up
• Garmin App is not as advanced as Nextbase

ROVE
$99.97

This dash cam has 4K Ultra HD recording, that will offer great quality video for the price. What’s also awesome is that it has built-in WiFi to connect to the ROVE App where you can easily view and manage footage.

PROS

• 4K Ultra HD
• Built-In WiFi
• Built-in GPS

CONS

• Can Heat Up