These Dash Cams Are Giving You Major Value — And Major Discounts
If you've ever wished you had video proof of that totally not your fault near-miss in traffic, a dash cam might be your new best friend.
Whether you want extra security, a way to capture road trip highlights, or just some juicy dash cam drama (hello, viral clips!), you don't have to spend a fortune.
Right now, AliExpress has a huge range of dash cams on sale, with solid video quality, night vision, and even AI-powered features — all for way less than big-name brands.
Here are some of the best deals you don't want to miss.
1. This VIOFO A229 PLUS Dash Cam that'll give you crystal-clear footage — day or night.
AliExpress
This dash cam records in 2K HDR, so you'll catch every detail on the road. It features a Sony STARVIS 2 sensor for enhanced night vision, 5GHz Wi-Fi for fast file transfers, GPS tracking, and voice control for hands-free operation. Available in one, two or three-channel options, plus optional hardwire kits for parking mode.
Buy it for $189.74 (RRP $347.36).
Use code "AFAU20" to get an extra $20 off.
2. This Aprilboy 4K Dash Cam that'll keep an eye on the road — front and back.
AliExpress
This compact dash cam records in 4K resolution for crisp footage, with a 1080P rear camera option for full coverage. It features Wi-Fi connectivity, night vision, and a parking monitor to keep your car protected even when you're not around. Upgrade to models with GPS tracking for added security.
Buy it for $27.70 (RRP $81.94).
3. This 4K Dual-Lens Dash Cam that'll keep you covered from every angle.
AliExpress
Record in 4K UHD with crystal-clear detail, whether it's day or night. This dash cam comes with night vision, built-in Wi-Fi for quick video transfers, and GPS support to track your trips. Plus, its 24-hour parking monitor ensures your car is always being watched, even when you're not there.
Buy it for $37.71 (RRP $121.29).
4. This UHD 4K Dash Cam that'll give you peace of mind every time you hit the road.
AliExpress
With 4K UHD recording in the front and a 1080P rear camera, this dash cam ensures you capture every detail. It features built-in Wi-Fi for easy video transfers, GPS tracking to log your routes, and 24-hour parking monitoring to keep your car protected even when you're away.
Buy it for $30.77 (RRP $103.94).
5. This 10.26" Dash Cam Mirror that's practically a smart display featuring your car's rearview.
AliExpress
This 4K dash cam mirror doubles as a multimedia player with wireless CarPlay and Android Auto support. It includes a rearview camera, GPS tracking, and a large 10.26" display for clear, easy navigation. Choose from models with a front camera for added security, or just go for the rear camera version if you prefer.
Buy it for $58.96 (RRP $166.12).
6. This 1080P Dual Camera Dash Cam that'll cover both the road and the inside of your car.
AliExpress
Capture 1080P footage from both the front and interior with this dual-lens dash cam, featuring IR night vision for clear recordings in low light. It also offers loop recording and a wide-angle view to ensure no detail is missed. Perfect for rideshare drivers or anyone wanting full coverage of their trips.
7. And finally, this AZDOME M550 Pro Dash Cam that'll take your car's security to the next level.
AliExpress
With 4K recording, 5.8GHz Wi-Fi, and the option for two or three cameras (front, cabin, and rear), this dash cam offers complete coverage. It features GPS tracking, night vision for clear recordings in any lighting, and a parking monitor to keep an eye on your car even when you're not around. Plus, it comes with a free 64GB TF card to get you started.
Buy it for $98.29 (RRP $198.50).
Use code "AFAU13" to get an extra A$13 off.
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