Best no frills dash cam?

[anonymous-user]

Hi all, I'm after a dash cam but have no interest in it doing anything apart from recording an accident when it happens.

Therefore I'm looking for simplicity and reliability so in the event of a prang the footage is there.

I have read many reviews and can find the best for this and that but non that gives me the heads up on a simple camera that won't freeze, gets bugs or has connection issues for example software updates.

Is there such a simple fuss free dash cam out there or am I aiming far too high?

Love to hear your answers and recommendations or what definitely to avoid

Cheers

[slipknotted]

No dashcam is perfect and all will fail from time to time but I'd recommend whatever Viofo or Garmin offering fits your budget, ideally something with front and rear cameras

[Doofus]

I recently bought a car I don't need, and there was a mini USB sticking out of the headling by the rear view mirror. So I bought a NavyCrest thing off Amazon for about forty quid. It came with a 32Gb Sandisk card, and seems to work, although I only plugged it in this afternoon.

If it's reliable, it might be useful. If it isn't, I'm £40 down, so won't lose sleep.