Official manufacturer imageBest for a mirror-style displayToguard CE70
The wide screen occupies the existing mirror area and fit should be checked carefully.
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Brand guide
Toguard Dash Cams: CE70, CE67A and CE41A Compared
CE70 is the mirror-style option, CE67A records the road and cabin with GPS and Wi-Fi, and CE41A is a simpler front-and-interior model with infrared cabin lighting.
Models at a glance
Official manufacturer imageBest for a mirror-style display
Official manufacturer imageBest for road and cabin recording with connectivityToguard CE67A
It does not provide an exterior rear view because the second lens faces the cabin.
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Official manufacturer imageBest for a compact front-and-cabin layoutToguard CE41A
The small display is less convenient for reviewing detail in the vehicle.
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| Official manufacturer imageToguard CE70 | Official manufacturer imageToguard CE67A | Official manufacturer imageToguard CE41A | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Body style | Mirror display | Compact dual lens | Compact dual lens |
| Second view | Exterior rear | Interior cabin | Interior cabin |
| Front recording | 2.5K stated | 4K UHD stated | Full HD at 30 fps |
| Interior infrared | — | Stated | Four LEDs stated |
| Wi-Fi | — | Stated | — |
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Sources and how we chose
- Toguard user manuals · 2026-10-15
- Toguard CE41A · 2026-10-15
- Toguard CE67A · 2026-10-15
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