Road Angel Halo Pro 2K 1440p Dual Dash-Camera, with 140° Front + 120° 1080p Rear Cams, Super Night Vision, Built-in Wi-Fi, Winter Mode

The Halo app is simple to use; it connects every time, and I love how granular you can be with the settings – again, something you don’t see with other apps. And the Nextbase app seems to take AN AGE to connect or do anything with, so props to Road Angel there. To use a parking mode feature to its fullest, you'll need to hardwire the dash cam to your car battery. You'll either need to hardwire the dash cam yourself or get a professional to do it (ask your local garage or the store where you bought the dash cam). Additionally, some dash cam brands sell this cable separately, so you'll need to factor it into the overall cost. By following your vehicle’s manual, you will need to locate the correct fuse slot that will give enough power for the dash cam. Some fuse slots are designed to only deliver power when the vehicles ignition is turned on.

Road Angel Halo Pro Review

We’ve seen over the past few years that some car manufacturers are adding dash cam technology into their cars. The constant fuse will allow the device to receive a constant flow of power so that it can operate without the ignition being switched on. Dash cams can be expensive devices, particularly if you add a rear-view module, but Road Angel’s Halo Pro seems very reasonable. When driving, you don't want to be fiddling with the tiny buttons on your dash cam or trying to navigate a small touchscreen display. Dash cam with powerful, built-in features including GPS, G-Sensor, 24-Hour Real Parking Mode, Telematics Data, and Winter Mode; it will alert you if the SD card stops working or requires formatting.