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  Review: Viofo A139 Pro dash cam (productReview)
  cams starts at £100 but the the Viofo A139 Pro dash cam we're testing is the top of the range model which is reflected in its £340 price tag.  For that you do get a very high spec dash cam. It has three channels and includes a rear camera plus an interior camera, a handy feature for the likes
• Review: Nextbase 322GW dash cam (productReview)
  . In this Nextbase 322GW review we are also testing the Nextbase Rear View Camera module (a £59 extra) which slots into the side of the dash cam and records the rear view of your journey through your car
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  Review: Kenwood DMX8020DABS Car Stereo with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto (productReview)
  and even a reversing camera or dashcam (when fitted). In the box, you'll find the stereo itself, as well as a wiring loom to connect to your car (you'll probably need an adapter as well). There's a microphone (for handsfree calls), a USB extension (for connecting your phone) and a GPS antenna
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  Review: Nextbase 622GW dash cam (productReview)
  What is it? The 622GW is the top-spec dash camera in Nextbase's range. The touch screen camera offers a wide range of impressive features, including GPS and WiFi (hence the GW in the name), and 4K resolution. For your £249 (or thereabouts), you'll get Alexa
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  Review: Ring Video Doorbell 2 (productReview)
  or with a supplied rechargeable battery pack - which is what we're using. The camera automatically records visitors as they approach your house and you can speak with anyone who comes to your front door via a call function. This is very useful for dealing with couriers, i.e. if you want them
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  Review: TomTom Go Basic (productReview)
  What is it? TomTom's Go Basic is, as the name suggests, the base-spec model in its sat nav range - offering lifetime traffic services and lifetime European map updates, smartphone connectivity and a three-month speed camera subscription (before you need to start paying
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  Review: Michelin Fit2Go Tyre Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) (productReview)
  vehicles that don't offer in-built tyre pressure monitoring systems - as well for those who want to keep an eye on towed trailers, horseboxes or the like. Much like a dash camera , it's much better to have the device and not need it than wish
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  Review: Anker Nebula Capsule II (productReview)
  minutes of using the device. On the front of the projector, you'll find the 720p lens and a small camera that focuses the projection output - meaning it automatically adjusts the autofocus. We needed to manually adjust the focus every now and then (by holding the HDMI button down for a few
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  Review: Viofo A129 Duo (productReview)
  What is it? The A129 Duo is a dual dash camera from Viofo, which is the same company that manufactures the popular A119 dash cam . The A129 Duo captures footage in 1080P at 30fps - in both front
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  Review: Azdome M06 (productReview)
  What is it? Unlike Nextbase, Garmin and Mio - Azdome isn't a familiar name in the dash camera market. However, unlike many firms that sell through Amazon, Azdome actually has their own
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  Review: Mio MiVue C570 (productReview)
  What is it? When it comes to dash cameras, there are generally two types of buyers; those that are willing to pay a premium for quality and extra features, and those that want an affordable, bog-standard cam that'll record their drives clearly
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  Review: Garmin Dash Cam Mini (productReview)
  What is it? The Garmin Dash Cam Mini is the smallest dash camera we've ever tested and you'd be hard-pressed to find anything smaller on the market. At just 5cm long it's smaller than most car keys, which means it can sit pretty much
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  Review: Nextbase 422GW dash cam (productReview)
  and 222  in Nextbase's newest range of dash cameras. Priced at £129, the 422GW features GPS to record your speed and location,  WiFi to watch and send the footage directly from your phone, and Intelligent Parking Mode. It also offers a number of more impressive features like Emergency SOS and Alexa
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  Review: Hive Active Heating 2 (productReview)
  with plenty of add-ons - like smart plugs, lightbulbs, motion sensors, security cameras etc - so that you can update your home slowly over time using the same system, but there's no necessity to do
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  Review: Garmin 66W (productReview)
  of the Garmin 55 .  The range-topping 66W model features an extra-wide 180-degree field of view, 1440p resolution footage, voice control and safety speed camera alerts. The diminutive unit is a neatly designed little thing, but how does it compare to Nextbase's new - and cheaper - top of the range
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  Review: Nextbase 222 dash camera (productReview)
  . What's it like? If you're upgrading from an older Nextbase dash camera, you'll notice some big differences with the Series 2 models. The newer cameras are smaller than before and all come with a new mount for the windscreen. The old mounts weren't the best and we had several reports
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  Review: Nextbase 522GW dash cam (productReview)
  and improved 3-inch LED touchscreen, a new software suite to watch and edit your footage, and Emergency SOS so you can alert emergency services of your location in the event of an accident. Considering most people use dash cameras to protect themselves against false insurance claims or in the event
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  Review: TomTom GO Essential (productReview)
  from any paired phone. The TomTom sat nav also offers six months of safety speed camera alerts and is compatible with Siri and Google Assistant. Now, you might be thinking - why has TomTom made another sat nav? A £180 sat nav, in fact. And we'd perhaps be inclined to agree
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  Review: Z-Edge T4 Dual dash cam (productReview)
  What is it? There's no shortage of dash cams on the market, but dual cameras - those that can film both the front and rear view - aren't as common. Nextbase has the 512GWRC, which we've
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  Review: Mio MiVue J60 dash camera (productReview)
  What is it? The J60 is the cheaper offering in Mio's J-Series range of dash cameras, sitting at about £120 (£30 cheaper than the J85) on Amazon currently. The dash cam features high-quality footage, WiFi, GPS, safety speed camera warnings and a few Advanced Driver