Dash Cam Guides, Reviews & Buying Advice

If you have been researching dash cams in Australia, you have probably come across the Lukas / QVIA brand. Lukas is one of South Korea’s most respected dash cam manufacturers, with a strong reputation for build quality and reliability. ...

Most dash cam buyers focus on the front camera. But ask any Australian driver who has had an insurance dispute, and they will tell you something different: it’s the rear-end incidents that often cost the most. Someone reverses into ...

You search “car camera” online and you get thousands of results — dash cams, reverse cameras, 360-degree cameras, interior cameras, security cameras. By the time you have scrolled through five pages, you are more confused than when you started. ...

You have a quality dash cam. You want parking mode that actually works for days at a time without touching your car battery. That means a dedicated dash cam battery pack — and the three most popular options in ...

A dash cam without a working microSD card is just an expensive piece of plastic on your windscreen. And yet SD cards are the most commonly overlooked part of any dash cam setup. People spend $500–$1,000 on a premium ...

If you own a BlackVue dash cam — or you are about to buy one — you have probably seen the BlackVue CM100GLTE mentioned. It comes up as an optional add-on at checkout, in the spec sheets, and in ...

“How long does the camera actually record before it runs out of space?” This is one of the most common questions we get from Australian dash cam buyers — and the honest answer is that it depends on quite ...

Two generations of premium BlackVue dash cams sit side by side in our store right now — the well-proven DR970X range and the newer ELITE series (Elite 8, Elite 9, and Elite 10). Both produce excellent footage. Both are ...

You have decided to buy a dash cam. Smart move. Now comes the question almost everyone asks next: how much will it cost to get installed in Melbourne? The honest answer is “it depends” — but that does not ...

Every dash cam review seems to tell you that 4K is the best resolution to buy. But is it actually worth the extra cost for a typical Australian driver in 2026? The answer is not a simple yes or ...