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Roav DashCam Duo review: Excellent video plus GPS, but no life after 12-volt

Roav DashCam Duo review: Excellent video plus GPS, but no life after 12-volt

Posted on August 15, 2019 By Jarvis

A front/interior dash cam suitable for the professional driver, though the supercapacitor only lasts long enough to save recordings

The $130 Roav Dash Can Duo is a very capable front/interior dash cam that takes some of the best video I’ve seen. Exceptionally easy to use, it also has a GPS receiver to record your location, and it enhances interior night captures with infrared. The only downside is that the unit won’t capture after 12-volt power is removed, as occasionally happens in an accident.
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