Daily Deal: Gypsy Wireless Night Vision Dash Cam

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Wed, Feb 1st 2017 11:00am — Daily Deal

Record your car trips day or night with the $31 Gypsy Wireless Night Vision Dash Cam. This little camera records in 1080p and has night-vision to help you record what happens in the dark. The dash cam comes with a built-in screen so passengers can see what's being recorded in real time.

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Any moose cow word, 1 Feb 2017 @ 11:36am

Looks just like the one my dad got. The camera on his has a really narrow field of view, which makes it less than useful for a dash cam. I've been looking for a wide-angle lens I can stick on it, or something to get a better view of the road. Any ideas?
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- Anonymous Coward, 1 Feb 2017 @ 12:21pm
  
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  First suggestion is to not buy this. It is horrible.
  Take a look at dashcamtalk.com. You can find information on just about every dash cam made then make a choice on the features you want.
  I have yet to find the model I am looking for. There was one very close, but found out it was very unstable over time. I let the real diehards do the testing and reviews.
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  - Anonymous Coward, 2 Feb 2017 @ 2:16pm
    
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    Be a hero. GoPro
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P.C. (profile), 2 Feb 2017 @ 12:20am

Better price elsewhere
A simple google search will save you ~$5 compared to the 'deal' offered.
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Anonymous Coward, 2 Feb 2017 @ 3:10am

a real night vision camera should use light amplification not those silly infrared LEDs.

Without obstacles those IR LEDs will only work acceptably for a very short distance in front of the camera.

However, vehicles these days have a windshield that is coated for infrared and UV protection. That means the glass panel will block most of the infrared light from those LEDs and the camera night vision mode will be (almost) useless in such vehicles.
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