eBay slashes price of ‘pristine' refurb dashcam from £170 to £85
The Nextbase 522GW dash cam usually retails for £169.99, but I've spotted it on sale for just £84.99.
Nextbase 522GW Dash Cam, £169.99 £84.99
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If you're in the market for a dash cam but don't want to pay full price, now's the time to make a move.
This eBay refurb deal gets you the popular Nextbase 522GW Dash Cam for just £85, a big drop from its original £170 price tag.
There's real value in shopping refurbished tech, especially when the devices are as well-vetted as this one.
It's no scratched-up hand-me-down; this Nextbase unit has been professionally refurbished to meet the original manufacturer's standards.
That means it's been cleaned, inspected, and restored to full working condition by Nextbase or a certified partner.
It's rated as being in 'pristine' condition, comes boxed in original or new packaging, and includes all accessories, so you'll hardly be able to tell it's not new.
And these days, a dash cam is a smart addition to your car set-up.
Be it your day-to-day commute or heading off on a road trip, it offers peace of mind and reliable footage if things go wrong.
With summer holidays in full swing, many Brits are hitting the roads abroad, and it's easy to slip up with avoidable holiday driving mistakes.
From unfamiliar road rules to wrong turns, having a dash cam rolling can cover you if you get into a scrape.
It'll help protect you in case of disputes, and can even assist insurers in sorting claims faster.
The Nextbase 522GW is packed with features that drivers will really appreciate.
It records in crisp 1440p at 30fps (or 1080p at 60fps), giving clear, detailed footage thanks to its sharp lens and 140-degree wide viewing angle.
The 3-inch HD IPS touchscreen makes playback easy if you need to access footage quickly.
That said, it's Bluetooth-ready, with Quick-Link Wi-Fi, so it's easy enough to sync footage directly to your phone, ideal if you ever need to send clips to your insurer in a hurry.
GPS tracking and a G-sensor protect your footage if there's an impact, and the emergency SOS feature can even alert emergency services to your location.
There's Alexa built in, too, so you can get directions, play music or check the weather without taking your hands off the wheel.
I also spotted more refurbished bargains this week, including a refurbished iPhone 13 deal going for just £20 a month.
Which is well worth a look if you're after a budget-friendly upgrade.
And if you're gearing up for a trip, reliable tech can make all the difference.
Head to our roundup of the best power banks on the market to keep your devices charged on the go.
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