Dash cams
Mio and Navitel dash cams — single and dual channel, mirror cameras and motorcycle kits. Loop recording, G-sensor and parking mode.
Navitel RS984 GPS dash cam, 3 inch screen, GPS and Wi-Fi
Navitel MR450 GPS dash cam with 5.5″ screen, GPS and Wi-Fi
Mio MiVue MP20 dash cam with Wi-Fi and a 3200 mAh battery
Mio MiVue 802W Pro dash cam with 2.7″ screen and Wi-Fi
Mio MiVue C595W dash cam, GPS, microSD up to 256 GB
Navitel R600 PRO GPS dash cam with GPS receiver
Mio MiVue A50 rear camera for dash cam, Full HD, 145 degree viewing angle
Mio MiVue 803W Pro dash cam with 2.7″ screen, GPS and Wi-Fi
Navitel DS1020 10.26″ car display with Full HD dash cam and Bluetooth
Navitel R9 DUAL two-channel Full HD dash cam with Sony STARVIS sensor
Navitel R460 2K compact dash cam with 2″ screen and parking mode
Navitel R88 PRO dash cam with GPS, Wi-Fi and a digital speedometer
Mio MiVue 945W Premium 4K dash cam with Wi-Fi and GPS
Mio MiVue J35 dash cam with GPS and Wi-Fi
Mio MiVue 903W Pro dash cam with 2.7″ screen, GPS and Wi-Fi
Navitel DS810 8.1″ car display with CarPlay, Android Auto and Wi-Fi
Mio MiVue C595WD Full HD dash cam with STARVIS sensor and GPS
Navitel R600 PRO dash cam, 2 inch screen, Wi-Fi and voice control
Mio MiVue 803WD Pro dashboard camera
Navitel MR255 NV rear-view mirror dash cam, 5″ IPS screen, night vision
Navitel RS3 Duo Wide dash cam, 2 inch screen, sound recording
Navitel FLOW BL800 4K recorder with Sony IMX317 sensor and stabilisation
Navitel FLOW DL800 4K recorder with GPS, 2″ screen and stabilisation
Navitel motorcycle dash cam, 6.25″ screen, front and rear camera, CarPlay
Mio MiVue 956W 4K HDR dash cam with GPS and Wi-Fi
Navitel MR750 smart mirror dash cam, 11.9″ screen, 2K, GPS and Wi-Fi
Mio MiVue 903WD Pro dash cam with 2.7″ screen, GPS and Wi-Fi
Mio MiVue E40 add-on rear camera, STARVIS 2 Full HD HDR
Navitel AR280 DUAL Full HD dash cam with front and rear camera
Navitel MR155 1080p night vision dash cam with loop recording
Navitel R250 DUAL Full HD dash cam with front and rear camera
Mio MiVue MP30 Dual motorcycle dash cam, 2.5K, GPS, front and rear camera
Mio MiVue 956WD dash cam with 2.7″ screen, GPS and Wi-Fi
Mio MiVue J20 Full HD dash cam with Wi-Fi
Navitel R200 NV dash cam with night vision and parking mode
Mio MiVue R860WD dash cam with front and rear camera, GPS and Wi-Fi
How to choose a dash cam
The idea is simple: if something happens, you have the footage. Through the dark Estonian half of the year what matters most is how well the camera sees at dusk and against oncoming headlights.
- One camera or two. A single-channel recorder covers the road ahead. A dual kit adds a rear camera, which pays off in rear-end collisions and car park damage.
- Sensor and night performance. Sony STARVIS and other light-sensitive sensors keep number plates readable after dark; the makers' "Night Vision" and "HDR" labels point at the same goal.
- Field of view. 140–170° covers three lanes. Going wider stretches the edges of the frame and makes plates harder to read.
- Power: battery or supercapacitor. A capacitor copes better with heat and frost and suits a car parked in the sun; a battery runs longer without external power.
- Screen. Two to three inches is enough for setup. A mirror model spans the whole rear-view mirror and replaces it.
- GPS and Wi-Fi. GPS logs speed and coordinates, Wi-Fi lets you pull a clip to your phone without removing the memory card.
Loop recording and parking mode
Loop recording overwrites the oldest files automatically, so the card never fills up. The G-sensor detects an impact and locks the current file so it cannot be overwritten. Parking mode watches the car with the engine off — it usually needs constant power or a separate cable.
Memory card for a dash cam
A dash cam writes to the card continuously, so it needs an endurance microSD rather than the cheapest one around. See memory cards, plus chargers and power banks for the car. For the home there are security cameras.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need two cameras? If you park on the street and drive mostly in town, a rear camera earns its keep — a large share of damage comes from behind.
What card size should I get? Most models in this category take a 128–256 GB microSD; the exact limit is in each product's specifications.
Does a mirror cam fit any car? It straps over the existing mirror with rubber bands and fits most cars if there is room around the mirror.
Is audio recorded? Most models have a microphone and audio recording can be switched off in the menu.