Dash Cam vs. Dash Cam

Released in the Korean market in December 2022, the GX1000 is FineVu’s latest 2K Front + 2K Rear dual-channel dash cam. While it comes with many of the FineVu features we loved in the previous models, FineVu also introduced a slew of exciting AI-integrated features that make the GX1000 one of the most innovative parking mode dash cams yet.

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Released in the Korean market in December 2022, the GX1000 is FineVu’s latest 2K Front + 2K Rear dual-channel dash cam. While it comes with many of the FineVu features we loved in the previous models, FineVu also introduced a slew of exciting AI-integrated features that make the GX1000 one of the most innovative parking mode dash cams yet.

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Released in the Korean market in December 2022, the GX1000 is FineVu’s latest 2K Front + 2K Rear dual-channel dash cam. While it comes with many of the FineVu features we loved in the previous models, FineVu also introduced a slew of exciting AI-integrated features that make the GX1000 one of the most innovative parking mode dash cams yet.

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Released in the Korean market in December 2022, the GX1000 is FineVu’s latest 2K Front + 2K Rear dual-channel dash cam. While it comes with many of the FineVu features we loved in the previous models, FineVu also introduced a slew of exciting AI-integrated features that make the GX1000 one of the most innovative parking mode dash cams yet.

Released in the Korean market in December 2022, the GX1000 is FineVu’s latest 2K Front + 2K Rear dual-channel dash cam. While it comes with many of the FineVu features we loved in the previous models, FineVu also introduced a slew of exciting AI-integrated features that make the GX1000 one of the most innovative parking mode dash cams yet.

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Released in the Korean market in December 2022, the GX1000 is FineVu’s latest 2K Front + 2K Rear dual-channel dash cam. While it comes with many of the FineVu features we loved in the previous models, FineVu also introduced a slew of exciting AI-integrated features that make the GX1000 one of the most innovative parking mode dash cams yet.

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Released in the Korean market in December 2022, the GX1000 is FineVu’s latest 2K Front + 2K Rear dual-channel dash cam. While it comes with many of the FineVu features we loved in the previous models, FineVu also introduced a slew of exciting AI-integrated features that make the GX1000 one of the most innovative parking mode dash cams yet.

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Released in the Korean market in December 2022, the GX1000 is FineVu’s latest 2K Front + 2K Rear dual-channel dash cam. While it comes with many of the FineVu features we loved in the previous models, FineVu also introduced a slew of exciting AI-integrated features that make the GX1000 one of the most innovative parking mode dash cams yet.

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Released in the Korean market in December 2022, the GX1000 is FineVu’s latest 2K Front + 2K Rear dual-channel dash cam. While it comes with many of the FineVu features we loved in the previous models, FineVu also introduced a slew of exciting AI-integrated features that make the GX1000 one of the most innovative parking mode dash cams yet.

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The Garmin Dash Cam 67W and Nextbase 522GW dash cams come with a pack of technology into their small frames.

For the price, both are excellent video recording dash cams that are compact and simple to set up and use, have a functional set of features, and records at impressive video quality.

What we love about the Garmin 67W is its 180-degree angle - probably one of the widest in its class. Its ADAS, parking guard, and GPS are helpful for driving security. While the image quality is great, there are still a lot of dash cams in its range that can do better, specifically those with Sony STARVIS image sensors such as Nextbase.

The 522GW is not the cheapest compared to the 422GW, and not the most expensive compared to 622GW. However, it does everything well without being overly complicated, and brings in a lot of more advanced features like Built-In Amazon Alexa, Intelligent Parking Mode, Emergency SOS, Image stabilization, which can all be configured thru its 3-inch screen – that's bigger than 67W’s 2-inch screen. The dedicated MyNextbase Suite for Cloud, Storage, and App also bring peace of mind in terms of storage and file sharing.