
Best Front and Rear Dash Cam Systems in Australia
VIOFO A229 Pro 2CH is our top front-and-rear choice for its 4K and 2K pairing. BlackVue DR970X Box-2CH Plus favours concealed hardware, while 70mai A510 is the simpler alternative.
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VIOFO A229 Pro 2CH is our top front-and-rear choice for its 4K and 2K pairing. BlackVue DR970X Box-2CH Plus favours concealed hardware, while 70mai A510 is the simpler alternative.

BlackVue DR970X-2CH Plus II is our lead choice for strong Australian support and 4K front recording. Choose VIOFO for 2K rear detail or Thinkware when parking surveillance is the priority.
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VIOFO A229 Pro 2CH is our top front-and-rear choice for its 4K and 2K pairing. BlackVue DR970X Box-2CH Plus favours concealed hardware, while 70mai A510 is the simpler alternative.

BlackVue DR970X-2CH Plus II is our lead choice for strong Australian support and 4K front recording. Choose VIOFO for 2K rear detail or Thinkware when parking surveillance is the priority.
Common questions
Use rigid points with a clear view and enough clearance from suspension, steering, hot exhaust components and moving cables. Follow the manufacturer's orientation and mounting instructions.
Many hardwired systems start when they receive an ignition signal. Verify the wiring scheme and shutdown behaviour for the particular model.
Many claim an ingress-protection rating, but the rating and covered components differ. Check the camera, recorder and connectors individually.
It is better for automatic, bike-mounted recording in both directions. A helmet camera offers a rider's viewpoint but requires charging, mounting and manual operation.