Motorola MDC300 Car Dash Camera, Full HD 1080P, Large 3” LCD Screen, 150 Degree Viewing Angle Lens, Night Vision Motion Detection and G-sensor, Black

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The first is brand. Looking at the brand of the product is often a really good indicator for judging product quality. For example you’d expect a much higher quality product from a brand known for providing excellent quality than you would from an unknown or even a budget brand.

Although the pricier dash cams may have better features at first glance, we know from our testing that extra bells and whistles don't always guarantee better quality footage, or a dash cam that's easy to use. Our latest test results feature models ranging in price from cheap all the way up to pricey.You can use our results to find out if it's worth paying extra for an expensive dash cam. Best Buy dash cams - whether you're looking for a budget or high-end dash cam, we've got a list of the best models you can spend your money on. Why pay more for a premium dash cam? Hailing itself as the world's leading dash cam brand, Thinkware presents the F70 - a compact mid-range dash cam with a camera resolution of 2.1Mp.The next step for us was to look at all of the products that fall within the Dash cams category, of which we found 22 products at Argos. So we pulled together all of the prices of these products to analyse the average prices as well as finding the cheapest and most expensive options. The F70 is a single lens camera that doesn't enable you to take still photos, but it does have features that a dash cam user would certainly want. For example, you can record audio and will have the reassurance of a G-force sensor and auto-on function.

Just before we get into the detail of analysing the price of this product, we want to briefly highlight the importance of setting yourself a budget before you spend too much time shopping around for a suitable product. It’s all too often that we get carried away when shopping and find ourselves buying a fantastic product, but probably actually overdelivers on what we need and therefore costs a lot more than we should have spent. So spend a bit of time looking around at the sort of price you can expect to pay for products in the Dash cams category and use that alongside your own financial situation to set yourself a budget. It comes with a G-force sensor for automatic activation of the camera and saving footage in moments of high impact, plus an auto-on function - to automatically turn on the dash cam when the ignition starts. More information on quality can be found in this old but still very helpful article from Harvard Business Review. The MDC300GW skips out some add-ons like driver assist and the ability to wake the driver in case he falls asleep, but that’s not really a complaint seeing that the device itself costs just AED419. Overall, when it comes to sheer design and aesthetics, the Motorola MDC300GW is one of the best looking dashboard cameras in the market today. Performance –

As you can imagine, pricing is one of the most important factors of any purchasing decision. We can find the perfect product for our needs, that fits the brief in every single way. But if it doesn’t fit our budgets, we simply can’t (or at least shouldn’t) buy it.

If the brand you buy is important to you, our best advice is to spend some time writing up your own list of ideal brands. That way when you come to the point where you’re comparing product options you can filter to only show the products from brands in your list.In this Review, we will be looking at yet another innovation from the house of Motorola – The Motorola Dash Cam (more precisely, the MDC300GW). The 1080p video footage that you get out of the MDC300GW is perfectly acceptable and the built-in stability control irons out most bumps and shudders caused by uneven road surfaces. The low lux sensor performs well in low light situations and the 3-inch rear touchscreen is one of the largest (and crispest) around, making interacting with the various menus and settings very easy. Transcend's fancy add-ons include headlight reminders to remind you to switch on your lights when it gets dark and fatigue alerts to encourage breaks during long drives.