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Dashcams are becoming an increasingly popular way of documenting the daily life of a driver, be it through cataloguing accidents on the internet, police chases, providing evidence of other crimes that take place or even through a vlogging channel. Dashcams are also becoming more and more affordable and, while there is the option to purchase separate dashcams for the front and rear of your vehicle, it is important to consider the option of purchasing a two-in-one front and rear dashcam, as these can be easier to set up than two separate dashcams. This blog will look at the best front and rear dash cams under $100 on the market.

Milerong Dash Cam Front and Rear

Milerong have designed a front and rear cam dashcam, which contains a 1080P wide angle front camera and a waterproof 720P rear camera. The front and rear dash cam, which is available for $50.99, comes with loop recording facility, motion detection, a parking monitor, g-sensor (which can be adjusted and is designed to automatically record any accidents) and a night vision sensor. There is also the added option of turning the screen off but continuing to record, if you find seeing the footage in your peripheral vision a distraction whilst driving. Buyers have been quick to praise the facilities of the front and rear dashcam and the ease of installing it, though some have stated that the reverse wire (connecting to the rear camera) can be fragile.

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CHORTAU Dash Cam Front and Rear

CHORTAU have introduced a small front and rear cam dashcam, which comes equipped with a 1080P front camera and a waterproof rear camera. The front camera consists of a 170° wide angle, whilst the rear is a 130°, which is designed to eliminate any blind spots. As with the Milerong, this front and rear dashcam contains a g-sensor and provides a loop recording function (a seamless function that overwrites unlocked footage, rather than stopping when the memory card is full.) The camera, which is retailing at $69.95, has received positive reviews for the format in which it stores the files from each camera (as it stores and organises them separately). However, some customers have commented that the cameras do get very hot when in use.

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ORSKEY Dash Cam Front and Rear

ORSKEY’s front and rear dashcam is constructed and combined with a Sony sensor and a strong six glass lens. This enables the driver to record footage at 30 frames per second, which ensures a high quality of images. As with the previous front and rear dashcams reviewed, this comes with a built-in g-sensor for automatic emergency recording and a 170° wide angle lens on the front camera. Currently being sold for $54.99 (and with the added options of adding 2-year or 3-year protection for $6.99 or $9.99 respectively), the camera is praised for its video quality and discrete stature but is prone to overheating in a warmer temperate.

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Biuone Dash Cam Front and Rear

Biuone have designed a small front and rear dashcam set, which comes equipped with a 32GB microSD card, a charger, USB cable, installation manual and tool and a cleaning tool. The front camera records in a 1920x1080P format, whereas the rear is a 1280x720P format. The video footage from both cameras is in .MOV format, which makes importing onto a Mac or PC/laptop easier. The 3” screen also provides a good extra eye for any unusual activity on the roads. Priced at $52.99 (with added option of 2-year or 3-year protection for $4.99 or $6.99 individually), consumers have commended the lightweight stature of the camera and the recording quality, although some have commented that the mounts for the cameras need improvement.

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IIWEY Front and Rear Dash Cam

IIWEY have designed a sophisticated front and rear dashcam, which records at a high frame size than the previous dashcams reviewed. The front camera records a 2560×1440 rate, while the rear is at a 1920x1080P. The dashcam contains a built-in GPS and built-in Wi-Fi, which can be connected to your phone. With a front and rear Sony sensor, 2.5K resolution and additional app access, this dashcam provides a considerable service for only $89.99 (though 2-year protection or 3-year protection can be added for up to $10.99). Customers have written reviews admiring the quality of the video footage recorded and have stated that the jobs of insurance companies have been made simpler by the timestamps and additional information in the metadata but have noted that adjusting the settings of the cameras can be complicated.

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+360 G500H Dash Cam Front and Rear

The +360 G500H front and rear dashcam is a compact design which includes 2K quality on the front camera and 1080P on the rear, as well as built-in GPS and Google Map. The setup also includes HD night vision, loop recording, parking monitoring and a 32GB SD card. Priced at $84.99 (with optional added protection plans of up to 3 years for up to $10.99), the dashcam has received rave reviews so far, with some praising the quality of the connecting wiring, as this can be an issue with cheaper models.

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AZDOME Front and Rear Dash Cam

AZDOME have designed a widescreen front and rear dashcam with a 3” IPS screen and comes equipped with a 150° view angle, a Stravis sensor (which is designed to improve visibility during night-time or occasions where visibility is low), loop recording and a g-sensor. Retailing at $62.99 (with added options for up to 3-year protection for up to $7.99), customers have been quick to review that this particular dashcam has got them out of a pickle or two but, as with some of the other dashcams reviewed, can be prone to overheating.

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Final Thoughts

As you can see, there are multiple options for you if you decide to purchase a front and rear dashcam. Once you’ve thought about the quality of the video, the affordability and the ease of assembly, you’ll be guaranteeing yourself further peace of mind on the roads.

If you like this review on the best front and rear dash cams under $100, don’t forget to check out some of our other dash cam content:

• http://truckdashcam.net/best-dash-cam-mounts/ – looking at the best dash cam mounts available on the market
• http://truckdashcam.net/best-dash-cam-for-semi-truck-drivers/ – looking at the best dashcams available for semi-truck drivers