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Owl Car Cam review: 24-hour surveillance redefines the dash cam

Owl Car Cam review: 24-hour surveillance redefines the dash cam

Posted on August 16, 2018July 30, 2019 By Jarvis

Uploads of incidents via LTE in real time make this dash cam unique, but some key features are still in the works.

The Owl be the best dash cam in existence—when it fills out its feature set. Its near-real-time LTE uploads video of incidents or break-ins are an industry first, and the design is clever and innovative. But the ongoing cost of LTE makes it pricey to operate, and it’s currently missing key features: Android support, low-light HDR, and GPS watermarking.
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