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Thinkware X500

Thinkware X500
Overall Auto Express rating

3.0

Best price: £179.99  
Type: Adhesive  
Contact: www.thinkware.com

Korean brand Thinkware has some decent products, and the X500 is one of them. It includes impressive sensor technology, as well as other features like speed camera detection, forward collision alert and lane departure warning. Plus, it has Dual Save, which stores files on the memory card and the built-in storage. But while wire tidies and extra adhesive stickers are supplied, the footage isn’t as clear as with other dash cams. 

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