Trying to catch up to the year 2010, I’ve finally installed a purpose made dash cam, as opposed to my temporary GoPro installs (which were disappointing at best) of the years past.
After a few days of testing, I feel that the installation location is good, and the amount of dashboard reflections I’m seeing have been minimized to the maximum extent I can.
The camera I am testing is the DDPai Mini Smart Dash Cam which I paid $46 for on Amazon.
To date I have clipped a hand full of videos, looking at hte day and nighttime performance. I plan a more informational post in the next week, but for now, his is a short example I shot while getting gas at a local Buc-ee’s station here in Texas.
Here is a snapshot for a night time clip. There may be settings I can adjust on the camera to improve night capture. It works OK, but unless headlights are on, it’s able to resolve almost nothing.

This post makes choosing daily driving essentials, like a dash cam, much easier. Clear explanations always help car owners. I often read comparable car accessories guides on
ClickTheValue for better decision-making.