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Akaso Trace 1 Pro review: A top choice in affordable front-interior dash cams

Akaso Trace 1 Pro review: A top choice in affordable front-interior dash cams

Posted on November 30, 2019 By Jarvis

This dual-channel unit with GPS and infrared ticks all the boxes, though night video isn’t as detailed as we’d like.

The Akaso Trace 1 Pro is the premium version of Akaso’s affordable Trace 1, which I already liked for its great front/interior day/night video, even though it lacked GPS. The Pro version of the Trace 1 reviewed here adds the missing GPS and doubles down with Wi-Fi phone connectivity.

The kicker is, that at $130, the Trace 1 Pro is still in the financial ballpark for most users. For ride-givers that don’t want to fork over for Nextbase’s mighty modular 422GW (or 322GW), this is likely the best thing going.
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