TTAC Giveaway: Nextbase Dash Cam

by Tim Healey

July 27th, 2022 3:11 PM

Hello there! It's time for another TTAC product giveaway!

This time we're going to be working with Nextbase to give away a dash cam.

That's right. If you're interested in keeping a record of what happens on the road, for whatever reason, Nextbase will send you, should you be picked, a 522GW camera plus a Rear Window Cam and SD Card.

Enter here!

The 522GW has built-in Alexa and SOS response and records in 1440p HD. It also has a polarizing lens that reduces glare.

There's more! A rotating bezel helps reduce glare. There's also a 3-inch HD IPS touchscreen that makes using the menu super easy.

Not only does the cam record in 1440p HD at 30 fps, it also has a 6G glass lens that helps it capture details such as street signs and license plate numbers. An SD card is recommended with this model, and it will be included. This camera is only compatible with Nextbase SD cards.

The emergency SOS function does more than just alert authorities to your location in the event of a crash -- it can save medical info like blood type, allergies, and medical history to help facilitate effective treatment while saving time.

An intelligent parking mode senses when your vehicle is bumped and starts recording automatically. Wi-Fi and an app allow you to download footage to your smartphone or tablet, and Bluetooth can be used to share crash footage directly to your smartphone (if properly equipped) automatically. Finally, 10hz GPS aided by Google Maps helps make sure speed and location data are accurate.

Enter to win today! The contest closes Friday, August 5th, and we will announce the winner shortly after.

Enter here!

[Image: Nextbase/TTAC and VerticalScope]

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Tove on Jul 26, 2022

Man this place needs some help from an adult.

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THX1136 on Jul 26, 2022

Hey Tim, what's the deal with old articles showing up after a current one? Read Tonn's article on the Passat, scrolled down and the next one was an article from June 8th. Same thing happened earlier - read the Tesla article, scrolled down and it was an article Murilee wrote from June 5th. Is it a browser issue? I'm signed in and all that. Thanks!

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- DenverMike on Jul 26, 2022
  
  As long as we're being fed the dead, check out this
  
  In Which We Bid A Fond Farewell To Our Former Editor, Reinstate Banned Commenters, And Welcome All Of You Back Home To TTAC | TTAC
  
  There's gold in the old articles, both writers/editors and commenters, legendary you might even say. Why not go wayback?
  
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- TheEndlessEnigma on Jul 27, 2022
  
  DenverMike, funny you grabbed that link. Two of the lines listed under "And none of this:" is "Puff pieces on luxury cars" and "Repackaged PR-generated content". Judging by some of the articles lately it looks like there's no longer a prohibition against this kind of content.
  
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