FAQs

Dashcams can be powered in several ways, depending on your needs and setup style. The three main options are hardwire kits, cigarette lighter sockets, and OBD-II connections, each offering different benefits for convenience, appearance, and functionality.

Parking mode transforms your dashcam into a 24/7 security system for your vehicle, keeping watch even when the engine is off.

In short, suction mounts are ideal for flexibility and easy removal, while adhesive mounts deliver unbeatable stability and a sleek, durable finish — making them the best choice for long-term use.

Most dashcams use microSD cards for storage, recording video directly and overwriting older clips automatically in loop recording.

This feature works seamlessly in the background. As your dashcam records in parking mode, it keeps an eye on your vehicle’s 12 V supply. If the voltage dips below a set safety threshold — typically around 11.8 V to 12.2 V — the system instantly cuts power to the camera.