Get everything on tape. Or SD card, I guess.
By clipping the on-page coupon, you can for just $25, which is the lowest it's ever been. We've seen a few deals on this model in the past, but they were all a few dollars more than this one. It regularly sells for $40, and doesn't really drop from that very often.
This compact model from Yi came out at the end of last year, and it's since received a 3.7 star rating based on . Dash cams have become more popular over the recent years, and there are a ton of options out there. What makes this one stand out, aside from its price, is that it offers 1080p recording at 30 frames per second, it has a 130-degree wide angle lens, and night vision. On the rear is a 2.7-inch LCD screen so you can see what it's recording, and it connects right to your phone via a free app to review and transfer your videos.
If you're thinking that you have a boring commute and there's nothing worth recording, you obviously haven't watched dash cam videos on YouTube. The crazy thing about driving is that anything can happen at literally any time. You never know when someone may run a red light and hit you, or put their vehicle in reverse and back right into you at an intersection. Sure, these are extreme cases, but at just $25 it's well-worth installing one of these in each car you own to protect yourself and your loved ones who are driving.
You will need an SD card to record your footage onto, so it's a good thing are still down to crazy low prices.
By clipping the on-page coupon, you can for just $25, which is the lowest it's ever been. We've seen a few deals on this model in the past, but they were all a few dollars more than this one. It regularly sells for $40, and doesn't really drop from that very often.
This compact model from Yi came out at the end of last year, and it's since received a 3.7 star rating based on . Dash cams have become more popular over the recent years, and there are a ton of options out there. What makes this one stand out, aside from its price, is that it offers 1080p recording at 30 frames per second, it has a 130-degree wide angle lens, and night vision. On the rear is a 2.7-inch LCD screen so you can see what it's recording, and it connects right to your phone via a free app to review and transfer your videos.
If you're thinking that you have a boring commute and there's nothing worth recording, you obviously haven't watched dash cam videos on YouTube. The crazy thing about driving is that anything can happen at literally any time. You never know when someone may run a red light and hit you, or put their vehicle in reverse and back right into you at an intersection. Sure, these are extreme cases, but at just $25 it's well-worth installing one of these in each car you own to protect yourself and your loved ones who are driving.
You will need an SD card to record your footage onto, so it's a good thing are still down to crazy low prices.