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Nextbase 222X dash cam review: Classy, versatile design, good day video

Nextbase 222X dash cam review: Classy, versatile design, good day video

Posted on March 20, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

It lacks GPS, but the 48-hour parking mode is an unusual bonus.

Nextbase makes some of our favorite dash cams, but they’re also on the pricey side. The company’s new, Walmart-exclusive, dual-channel (front/rear) 222X reviewed here is more affordable ($139 at Walmart.com), and it handles the basics with Nextbase’s singular style. But it’s less expensive for a reason. Actually, a couple of reasons.
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