You Don't Need To Be Expensive, This Is The Dashcam Recommendation For Your Car

JAKARTA - Recently, the use of a dashcam or dashboard camera has become very important, not only recording activities while driving. But it can also be evidence in road accidents when many parties blame each other.

In principle, the dashcam can be said to be like a blackbox on an airplane that will record various events while you are driving on the road. Then how much is the price of installing a dashcam in a car?

Remembers its function to record activities while driving on the road. Actually, there are many brands and vendors that offer car cameras, with a price range from IDR 1 million to IDR 3.5 million.

First there is the DOD LS430W car DVR, this car camera has dimensions of 112.4 x 65 x 32.8 mm and has a screen measuring 2.7 inches wide. Despite its small size, this dashcam is equipped with a 1/3 CMOS sensor to record images better. The price is around IDR 3.3 million.

Hella DR 530 is one of the best dashcam recommended for you. One of the advantages of the dashcam is that it has a smart gesture sensing feature. This feature can record you waving at the sensor on the camera. The selling price of the Hella DR 530 is around 1.75 million rupiah.

The Dashcam Blackvue DR490-2CH is pretty much recommended, apart from the camera sensor features from Sony STARVIS. One of the advantages of this is that it can produce clear recordings even when the recording is done at night. This Dashcam is priced at IDR 2.8 million.

The dashcam car camera is arguably the most affordable. The price is around IDR 498 thousand to IDR 750 thousand. However, the quality of this dashcam cannot be doubted, one of the advantages of this car camera is that it has Voice Control features such as commands for taking photos, recording videos, activating or deactivating voice recorder and Wi-Fi.

This Dashcam made by Xiaomi also features a HIGH ISO sensor on the camera. Thus, the dashcam camera can record full HD even in low light areas.

Installing a dashcam is intended to record various events while you are driving on the road. However, that does not mean drivers can be negligent and violate traffic signs.

Like a video that went viral on Twitter, two members of the Highway Patrol (PJR) police were about to ticket a car driver. However, it was canceled because the car driver felt innocent and argued that he had CCTV footage as evidence.