No matter what your priorities are for an extra pair of eyes on the road, one of these latest cameras is sure to fit the bill.
Start the new year 2023 right and get the maximum protection with eight of the best car cameras as reviewed by other drivers in Singapore.
Car cameras are essential in every car. The last thing you want is to get into an accident and produce blur or obscure footage of the incident. Here's a look at the best brands in the market.
Wow! Gadgets, the sole distributor for BlackVue in Singapore, is having a giveaway quiz to commemorate the upcoming festive period.
Car cameras can save you lots of money when you're involved in a car accident, but that's not all! Find out what else you can use a car camera for!
Want to personalise your car or add some practical accessories? Here are some highly recommended workshops that you can consider.
Take part in our November sgCarMart contest by answering questions about Marbella and stand a chance to win prizes worth up to $1,127.
Thanks to Wize electronics, Gnet dealers had the opportunity to learn more about the full range of Gnet products, as well as its proper installation.
Taxis and private-hire cars allowed by the Land Transport Authority to have inward-facing video cameras as well as to make audio recordings.
Take part in our June sgCarMart contest by answering questions about Gnet Car Camera and stand a chance to win attractive prizes worth up to $1,164.
Nine in 10 people here think inward-facing recording devices in vehicles help protect commuters and drivers from inappropriate or violent behaviour.
Taxis and private-hire cars can be equipped with inward-facing cameras from 22nd June, but will only capture video footage without audio.
Taxis and private-hire cars will now be installed with inward-facing video cameras to aid in the fight against fare cheats and abusive passengers.
The National Environment Agency is testing a new surveillance system that can detect and identify vehicles that spew smoke.
Take part in our monthly sgCarMart contest by answering questions about the LG Innotek Blackbox device and stand a chance to win LG car cameras worth $718.
More 'eyes' will be on the lookout for crime in a private estate, as residents with in-car cameras come together to improve neighbourhood safety.
There will be more 'eyes' on the lookout for crime in residential estates as people with in-vehicle cameras come together to improve neighbourhood safety.
Hit-and-run cases in Singapore have fallen in recent years, and a key reason, it seems, is the worry of being caught on video.
With more motorists turning to in-car cameras for electronic surveillance on the road, we show you what to look out for when buying one.