The Nextbase Piqo Dash Cam is excellent value for money. Given its affordable price point, the Piqo does what the vast majority of users want and captures clean, crisp and generally clear footage.

One of the things I like most about the Nextbase Piqo dash cam is its compact form factor. As you’ll see from the images in ...

Our last look at a Nextbase dash cam was the large-and-in-charge, LTE-enabled iQ.The Piqo that’s the subject of this review is far smaller — a single-channel, non-LTE, GPS dash cam whose ...

Driving With the Nextbase 622GW Dash Cam. The rear camera is detected automatically when you install it, and you can choose at a touch whether to have front, rear, or picture in picture.

Nextbase iQ dash cam review: Setup. Setup is fairly easy, though unlike most dash cams, you connect the power cable to your car’s OBD slot instead of a 12V socket.

Nextbase iQ design. The Nextbase iQ is a little larger than some other dash cams, but that’s generally to be expected given the fact that it’s packed with so many features.

Save on our favorite dash cam, the Nextbase 332GW that’s currently $75 off. Our favorite dash cam, the Nextbase 322GW with front and rear video cameras, is currently on sale at Amazon.

The Nextbase 622GW dash cam ($399.99 at nextbase.com) has all the features I want, including 4K video recording, built-in GPS, emergency SOS response, intelligent parking mode, ...

Nextbase iQ is a dash cam that has quality and usability on its side right out the gate. But its most exciting features aren't yet available.

The Nextbase 622GW is a feature-rich dash cam that captures razor-sharp 4K video, offers potentially lifesaving Emergency SOS alerts, and doubles as an Alexa hub. MSRP $399.99.

How much is the Nextbase Piqo Dash Cam? Nextbase offers the Piqo in two different model variants. There’s the 1K (HD 1080p) edition, which costs a meagre $129.99 / £99 / AU$199.