Collection: Dashcam

A dashcam is an in-car camera mounted on your dashboard or windshield that continuously records the view through your vehicle's front (and sometimes rear) windows.

Dashcams provide evidence in case of road incidents, enhance safety, and can assist in insurance claims, reducing disputes and ensuring peace of mind.

Dashcams are typically powered through your car's 12V power outlet (cigarette lighter), USB ports, or hardwired directly into your vehicle's electrical system.

Yes, dashcams record continuously in a loop, overwriting older footage when storage capacity is reached, unless an event is detected and saved separately.

Loop recording means the dashcam continuously records footage, automatically overwriting the oldest files once the memory card fills up, ensuring continuous operation.

Many STELLAR DRIVE dashcams include Wi-Fi connectivity, allowing easy access to footage via a smartphone app.

A 32GB card typically records approximately 3-4 hours of high-definition footage. We recommend using a 64GB or higher microSD card for extended recording.

Dashcams feature built-in G-sensors that automatically detect impacts or sudden movements, securely saving and protecting footage from being overwritten.

Yes, STELLAR DRIVE dashcams are designed for easy DIY installation, with clear instructions included.

Dashcams are energy-efficient and typically do not significantly drain your battery. Models with parking surveillance mode usually have built-in voltage protection to prevent battery drainage.