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Aukey DRS2 dual dash cam review: Excellent video in all directions, and infrared too

Aukey DRS2 dual dash cam review: Excellent video in all directions, and infrared too

Posted on February 5, 2020 By Jarvis

This dual-channel dash cam’s second camera marries to the main body for interior coverage and detaches for rear view use.

The most distinguishing feature of the Aukey DRS2 ($150 on Amazon) is its interior camera, which can be detached from the main body for use as a rear camera. Nice, but its best trick is taking excellent video, both exterior and interior, day and night. It could use integrated GPS (an $20 external option that’s $20 on Amazon) and a larger capacitor, but beyond that, it’s all good.
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