Nextbase 422GW Dash Cam – 2K 1440p, 140° Wide Angle Front Camera – Wi-Fi, 10Hz GPS, Bluetooth – Parking Mode, Voice Control, Night Vision, Polarising Filter Compatible

This is my first Dash cam, so I looked at various different devices. This one had great reviews and you get plenty of functionality for you money. 1st, it is very easy to configure, make sure you download the app and that will then pair the device to your phone. There are plenty of settings that are easy to use. The installation was simple I used the charging cable, It is a good length and I had no problems running the cable alone the side piller and above the sun blind. One thing to remember is to plug the charging cable into the window mount before fixing to the windscreen, as it can be a little tricky post fixing. What is a massive plus and I have not seen this before is the magnetic fixing bracket, this makes fixing and removing so easy with no fear of pulling the fixing mount off the windscreen massive plus. Play back could not be simpler, just open the app, with the camera power on, it will then create its own WiFi connection to the phone and you just download the clips that then save to your phone or you can use the USB cable and link the device to a PC. So in all, easy to setup, great video quality and a good price. Very pleased.

Easy to setup and use. It does take some screenshots on uneven roads or potholes but it’s just the matter of formatting the memory card every now and then which the camera can do. The quality is good and it was worth paying that little bit extra for a good dash cam.

This is a preliminary review. I received the camera yesterday along with the hardwire kit and rear facing cabin addon. Relatively easy to set up the camera, a lot more difficult to integrate with the Nextbase Android App and I have not been able to get camera's Alexa integration to work as the Alexa app doesn't find the camera so I can't even start the set up. Picture quality at 1440 and 30 FPS is decent and the camera turns on an off with the car(I am using the power port connector for now). Seems to be securely mounted to the windshield with the suction cup. I downloaded the Nextbase player and viewed a view taken on my initial drive. Rock steady despite my Jeep Wrangler bouncing around the "paved" roads in Boise! With the Player, you see a multipane window showing the video, speed, direction and a Google Map with the route overlayed. Nice I thought. So far seems ok for the real purpose, recording the idiots around me as I drive. As to Alexa, don't buy it to put it in your car; do the Echo Auto instead. Maybe if Amazon/Nextbase get together and release a Nextbase Dash Cam skill Alexa might work better but right now its just 'vaporware".

Much smaller than my earlier version (402) purchased some years ago. Easy to install but you need to spend time on getting the position right especially if you opt for the rear-view camera add-on. Having established the right place by having an assistant hold the camera by hand against the screen I used masking tape to mark out the horizontal and vertical axes so the mount itself would be reasonably square. Those sticky pads are VERY sticky and you only get one shot at it otherwise you have the fun of removing it. Currently fitted to an Hyundai i10 and I found a reasonably clean route for the power cable under the headlining emerging at the bottom right of the screen across the dash to the cigarette lighter socket. I'll stick with that for now but might upgrade to the wired in option later. Overall it works very well with a U3 class Samsung micro SD card. One nice feature is that the screens average that blanks the display after a minute or so can be set to show your speed derived from the GPS system.

If havent got time to read the main review below, here's a summary: * Runs really hot (almost to hot to touch) so cooks cards * So far killed 2 cards (one nextbase, one sandisk) * Partially freezes by it's own choice, or when the "event" button is pressed * Instructions say to format the card every 2 weeks implies some kind of bad programming or unresolved issue * Basically unreliable - which is the worst thing for a dashcam. ================================================================ This is my first Nextbase dashcam, after having over 20 dashcams over the years (mostly the cheap & unbranded G1W). This is a nice camera, well made and a good size. The two mounts are good. The plugin rear view camera plugs in nicely and is fairly adjustable. Initial setup was good, it wanted firmware, so it got it. All good so far. Unfortunatley, thats where the good ends. Now the bad (using Andoid Pixel2 phone with Android 9) * Hardly ever connects to the phone * When it doies connect to the phone, setting up "high-speed wifi" takes what seems like forever (but it's probably a minute or so, or not at all). * The transfer of clips is appallingly slow. In my book, hi-speed wifi is upto 5 seconds for 100Mb, but this takes forever...dial-up style aka it's 1999 on a modem * Using the rear camera means 2 clips to transfer for every minute. You can only choose to download 5 at a time. WHY???? I had some dodgy geezer on the phone infront/behind me for several miles. This would mean about 10 clips. What a dumb, arbitary limit. Perhaps sending moire clips makes it hotter and it will explode (see below) * it gets incredibly hot (it was around 10C outside this morning, in car was maybe 15 (I had the rear window open) yet the dashcam was almost too hot to touch - that must be around 60-70C (and thats with the screen off). This cannot be good for the long term relaibility of the components, especially in the summer when the car interior will be 50-60C. The instructions say "Do not operate the Dash Cam outside of the following temperature range: from -20° to 45°C" - basically it looks like they wont cover any battery warranty claims because it gets hot and kills the battery. That means the parking sensor function wont work because the battery will have died after a year. * Alexa just doesn't work. There are also no instructions, niot even in the instruction manual on the web (except generic phrases like "alex, play the news". No Alexa Skill. Support do not answer the correct questions such as "what do I say to store clips" they reply "the alexa app and nextbase apps need to be open at the same time". I'm assuming until the skill is available, this feature is totally useless. * The downloadable instructions say to re-format the card every 2-3 weeks. Why? I have never done this on any dashcams. I don't reformat my computer much, do you???? Does this indicate some slightly dodgy programming when it comes to saving files, or, more likely a get-out-of-jail clause that when there is a court case and the camera is "frozen" so the clip is lost they can say "you didnt format your card". I suspect this is more likely. Very sneaky. (Interestingly, later in the manual it says reformat every 2 weeks, not 2-3 as mentioned earlier in the manual). Odd. So far, I've had it a couple of days with 6 hours driving. I've two incidents I want to copy to my phone but so far have been unable to do so due to appalling software. Either it takes forever to copy, or it doesnt connect to the app (despite many reboots, bluetooth on/off, unpair & re-pair, etc). I may need to go old school and "take the card out and put it into my computer" but that defeats the object of this camera and the extra cost for the wireless features. Hence 1* for the Night vision and Picture quality on this review, because I cant get the clips off the camera! As of mid-September 2019 , this is a "minimum viable product" when using Android. I hope they get their bums in gear and write some better software to hook up to a potentially good camera. Finally, I notice that m,any reviews online that give high marks (WHich?, TechAdvisor, etc) all give glowing reviews due to features that don't yet work properly. Do these bozoes not actually use the product and just read the marketing material? if there is a firmware or App update that fixes functionality I'll amend this review. ============================================================================== It's 20-09-19 and there is now an Alexa skill. You need to go into Alexa to activate the dashcam as well as via the Nextbase app. It's still a bit naff. If you say "Alexa, start recording" it will reply "I cannot find any video enabled skills" so you need to say "Alexa, start dashcam recording" (or something longwinded like that). Just press the button. In the end, to transfer files I removed the card from the camera and put it in the computer. Transferring is that bad. The rear footage was "wobbly" like a jelly, but it was clear. I havent seen that effect for years on the cameras I had on my bicycles. I was running a different resolution to defaut at 60fps, so I have chnaged it to higher resolution at 30fps. Will update the review if any better. Front camera image quality is ok. =============================================================================== It's 25-09-19 and I have noticed something even more worrying. It keep stopping recording without warning. In the old days, dashcams used to freeze and needed to be hard-reset, but this carries on working ok just doesnt record. See my image where just under 30 mins is missing. I'm using a 128Gb Nextbase card formatted by the camera. I hope all owners of the 422gw check their camera to make sure this isnt happening to them. I have formatted again. if this continues tomoroow, i'll have to send it back. wehats the point of a dashcam that stops recording? ======================================== 21st oct 19 After talking to Nextbase about the issues above, they reckoned the card was faulty (a Nextbase 128Gb U3 class 10 card) so I sent that back and got a Sandisk U3 "endurtance" card (you need these long life cards to handle the constant write cycles)). It did work ok for about two weeks. I now notice that it freezes (requiring the power to be pulled out so the battery goes flat), or it records but wont respond to the "event button" press (so I miss exciting road events) or it records sporadically. I'm wondering whether it runs so hot that it cooks that cards? I'll give Nextbase another ring and see what they say.

Con los aperos de cámaras interiores o de espejo retrovisor, incluso la cámara trasera, es todo lo que necesitas.

Istallazione app, associazione con telefono, aggiornamento rirmwere 10 minuti. Lingua italiano perfetta sul dispositivo, l'app purtroppo no ma anche mio figlio di 8 anni sarebbe in grado di usarla. Fissaggio a parabrezza molto semplice e tiene conto delle diverse auto: se spostata da un lato (io vi consiglio il sinistro) anziche da un altro non cambia di molto. Arrivata con un giorno di anticipo. Signori, su questa roba bisogna spenderci, altrimenti... Francamente non comprendo perché la 522 viene venduta al doppio e l'unica differenza è il filtro di polarizzazione che costa 20 euro e il display da 3 pollici anziche 2.5, ma il display serve solo a posizionare correttamente la telecamera e navigare sul menù. Lasciate perdere la fuffa!

Je l'utilise tous les jours ! J'ai profité d'une promo qui regroupait la dashcam avec la cam arrière. Et bah figurez vous que la cam arrière est un MUST ! Je ne m'en passe plus ! Qualité au top, on arrive a distinguer les plaques des véhicules et s'installe en un rien de temps. Par contre il vous faudra 3 choses indispensables: - une batterie externe pour dashcam, sinon ça pompe sur votre batterie du véhicule et vous n'aurez plus de jus le lendemain pour démarrer. - un filtre polarisant qui se colle à votre lentille de la dashcam, ça évite que les reflets du soleil rende certaines régions de votre vidéo illisible à cause des éblouissements. - une carte MicroSD class3 car vous enregistrez sur deux flux en même temps (avant et arrière). Points négatifs : - la ventouse se décolle dès qu'il fait plus de 25°C dans la voiture, quand elle tombe pendant qu'on conduit, c'est lourd. - l'appli smartphone ne sert à rien, elle bug sans cesse et ne communique pas (voir très mal) avec la dashcam.

I read many reviews online (not just amazon) prior to choosing this camera and it does not disappoint. This model (and the slightly larger 522) always seemed to take the top reviews. I chose this one because I wanted a smaller form factor than the 522 and it gives me all the same features minus the larger screen size (which I don’t even see when it is mounted) and the polarizing filter (which can be added on if I choose). The video it great. The app to download it to my phone is just ok. Sometimes it is quirky on connecting. So far, the suction mount has held tight without issues. The build quality is excellent, it feels solid, and I love the way it attaches to the mounting bracket via a magnet (very strong too). The attachment allows the wire to remain plugged into the bracket and not directly to the camera itself, making it a cleaner install and easier to remove as needed. I bought the kit to hardwire it, which I received, but I’m still waiting on the company to send me the proper compatible fuses. They promise they will ship them free of charge, but since they come from England, it has become quite a wait. Until they come, I can’t finalize the install so the wire is hidden.

Excellent camera. Easy to configure with a good view of the world.