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There’s more: with the rear camera attached, you can’t opt to record high- and low-quality clips simultaneously as you can without it.You can see both front (above) and rear footage (below) that was recorded by the Nextbase 512GW and GWRC at the same time. As usual, there’s microSD for storage, but none is supplied in the box – which is a shame for a dash cam that is well out of the budget territory. Our Developers are always working to improve the functionality of our cameras and provide new features, such as different languages.

Fault:- when first power up after connecting 512 to rear cam then inserting 512 into windscreen mount is the PiP of rear view is just an outline. Ok - off/on is all that's needed but the unit takes 3 to 4 seconds to go into power down mode and another 3 to 4 seconds to power up and perform as expected. The images are crystal clear and give all the info you will ever require, such as position, speed, time etc. the speed on the GPS is a little slow to update not the end of the world but could show you speeding when in fact you have already slowed to the right speed.The 512 GW Dash Cam can record at 1440p HD at 30 frames per second or 1080p at 60fps to ensure that even at fast speeds everything is still caught on camera, making it ideal for motorway driving. The Rear Cam footage can either be displayed as Picture in Picture (PiP) on the 512GW, or full screen to be used as a reversing cam. The simplicity and quality of both cameras are good, but the thick wire that connects the cameras is a little bit tricky to run around the headlining of the car.