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PureCam dash cam review: A clever product that's just a battery and GPS short of perfect

PureCam dash cam review: A clever product that’s just a battery and GPS short of perfect

Posted on February 8, 2019 By Jarvis

It would be best of breed if it had a battery and embedded GPS info into the video.

PureGear’s PureCam follows in the footsteps of the Owl, the dash cam with 24/7 video surveillance of your vehicle and immediate cloud uploads for safekeeping of important incidents is a reality. PureCam takes the best of the Owl (mostly) and adds some distinctly handy features, including the ability to use your own cell service (or a separate account via AT&T or T-Mobile), and a ridiculously slick interface and app. Even better, pricing starts at only $199.

Alas, two oversights could limit the PureCam’s usability as a lawsuit prevention tool: no fail-safe power and no embedded or watermarked GPS data. The latter is a real head-scratcher, as there is GPS on board.
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Cameras, Cars Tags:app, cloud, dash cam, GPS, lawsuit, mobile, review, security, surveillance, vehicle, video

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