What should you look for when buying a dash cam like the many offered by Nextbase? Perhaps you want some protection for you and your family while driving at the lowest price. Nextbase has a wide range of possibilities with their series: 122, 222, 322GW, 422GW, and 522GW models. Alternatively, you may want something that is future-friendly, has the newest technology, and tons of features. They just announced their newest model: the 622GW 4K dash cam. Take some time to learn about Nextbase dash cams to return here to enter for a chance to win one of five that we are giving away.

What are you looking for in a dash cam?

I personally don’t own a dash cam. It’s not that I don’t care about the advantages they offer, I just haven’t got around to buying one yet. But if I was, I would want something in the middle of the Nextbase series: probably a 322GW or 422GW. Perhaps it’s that the review done by Dave Neufeld was extremely persuasive? Or somehow it resonated with me in a way the other Nextbase articles have not. After all, I think all the writers did a great job examining the different models and clearly explaining what they liked and did not like about each: pros and cons. I think what is more likely is that I just like the 422GW most because I feel it’s right for me in a way that I can’t quite explain.

Nextbase keeps raising the bar on what a dash cam can do

Not that I am averse to perfection. I have not seen the new model that was just announced today, the 622GW; nor have I sent it for review—Nextbase haven’t sent me samples yet. But judging from the specifications and features, it is a step above the rest. The features include an impressively clear 4K image at 30 fps, image stabilization, and Amazon Alexa built in. I love that if you are involved in an accident, this dash cam will register the most recent footage as high priority and not let it get recorded over.

So, now your options are bigger. Of course, if you win one of the five prizes in this contest, which include a 122, 222, 322GW, 422GW, and 522GW models, then you can learn from experience what you want in a dash cam. First though, you will need to think about which one has the features you need.

How to enter

Entering this contest is easy, but you can only enter once on this post and once on the article about the new 622GW dash cam. In one comment below each article tell us which features you absolutely need in a dash cam, and which Nextbase model is therefore your favourite. You can do some research before deciding by reading the articles or looking at the product pages (I put all the links you need above).

What you can win

At the end of this contest we will select five (5) winners and randomly assign them to receive one of the five prizes: a Nextbase 122, 222, 322GW, 422GW, and 522GW models. Each prize also comes with a hardwire kit and a carry case that includes a 32 GB microSD card.

This contest runs from August 27th until September 10th.

Remember, you can only enter once. However, you have friends and family who can also benefit by owning one of these Nextbase dash cams, so please share this contest with them.

Win a Nextbase dash cam Contest Rules and Regulations

Good Luck.

Martin Renaud
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1027 COMMENTS

  1. Absolutely the night vision feature! We do a lot of driving at that time of day, and with so much wildlife around, it would help us out so much. Yes, please!!!!

  3. The NEXTBASE222 model would be perfect for me, because I need one that has 1080pHD video and the fact that it keeps loop recording even after full storage, is simply amazing.

  6. This is an awesome contest! All models sound great but I really like the auto-save. This would be a definite benefit to me.

  7. clearest image quality and image stabilization that counteracts the normal bumps and vibrations encountered during driving.

  11. the 4k video and recording most recent footage in an accident, my favorite is Nextbase 322GW Full HD 1080p Dash Cam with 2.5″ LED HD IPS Touch Screen & Wi-Fi

  13. Wow, another awesome contest….and this is really a “Safety” one for me personally 🙂 They are ALL really good cameras, and honeslty, I wouldn’t need anything all that fancy myself, as long as it captured anything that “could” happen while I’m driving (day/night), etc….that’s what matters the most.

    The best features I like are the simple “Auto on/off” and the “Loop recording” (not to mention the night vision). These simple, basic features would make me very happy.

    Thanks so much Best Buy & Martin 🙂 Good luck everyone!

  18. Parking mode with moving sensor is a must… + Must be able shoot clear of the cars moving in front..

  23. I think the auto-save feature is a must because when you get into an incident, you’re adrenaline may not let you remember to save files and it’s good you don’t have to worry about that. All the models offer this which is great but I don’t need Alexa built-in necessarily so I’d have to go with the Nextbase 322GW!

  34. I think everyone should have a dash camera.
    The Nexbase 633GW has all the bells and whistles, but the best would be the night vision.
    I only need a simple dash camera so I would choose the 222 because of the ease to take it up and down, as I put mine up and down every time when I drive. I am currently using my dash cam footage in a law suit.

  36. Intelligent Parking Mode is a must for me and therefore love the new Nextbase 622GW Dash Cam (favorite)

  43. Enhanced night vision and the 4K video resolution are what I’d need. Therefore I’d definitely go with the 622GW!

  50. I like the night vision features of the 522GW but the enhanced night vision features of the 622GW is even better; particularly its higher resolution. If you want/need a dash cam, this is the way to go.

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