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  Review: Roadhawk HD-2 dash camera (productReview)
  from that, you can forget about it and get on with driving – the only other thing to think about is the E button for saving interesting or important clips. Image quality is very good, even in poor light conditions such as when driving directly towards the sun. Number plates and other important
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  Review: Anker Roav dash cam (productReview)
  and the battery should keep the camera active for days at a time. The footage itself is impressive. The Roav uses a high-quality Sony image sensor, so images and still frames are clear, meaning important details about other cars or location are easy to make out. That’s the case even if you run the camera
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  Review: Mio MiVue 658 WiFi dash camera (productReview)
  What is it? The 658 WIFI is a high definition dash camera with integrated GPS and WiFi. The WiFi bit is quite important, as it means you can connect the camera to your smartphone – via the free MiVue  app – and then send the video recording to your
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  Review: Bridgestone Potenza Sport (productReview)
  tyres for your car is important not just for performance but for safety. That shorter stopping distance can make all the difference. It's why doing your research is so important. So, while the Bridgestone Potenza Sport tyres might not be the cheapest around
• Review: Longjia LJ 50 QT-3L (productReview)
  it if the speedo’s outer register was for MPH rather KM/H as this would make it quicker to ascertain speed at a glance. You get used to it, but again it gives away the Longjia’s low-cost import roots, as does the odometer in kilometres rather than miles. The mirrors give a good view of what’s behind
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  Review: Aukey CC-S7 dual port in-car charger (productReview)
  look like an integrated part of the car when in place. There are two USB ports, which can simultaneously output a maximum of 2.4 amps. If you don’t speak electric, that means this little gadget can charge two devices very quickly at the same time – but one important thing to note
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  Review: Honda CB1000R (productReview)
  as any other conflation of words and phrases. More important than pigeon-holing the CB is understanding what it can do and the quality of its construction. Here is a bike that enshrines all of Honda’s obsession with detail and construction in a single product, as well letting the Japanese
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  Review: TomTom Rider 550 (productReview)
  . Once fitted, the screen comes on as soon as it has power and you can rotate it through 90-degrees to choose between portrait or landscape views. The screen resolution is among the best we’ve ever used and the graphics are all typically TomTom clear. That’s important on a motorcycle where you need
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  Review: Bridgestone Weather Control A005 tyres (productReview)
  that of the 15,000 drivers polled during its design, the wet grip was rated the most important factor, and the A005 was designed to perform well in these conditions, achieving an EU A-rating for wet grip. Most sizes are rated C for rolling resistance, with some rated B. What are they like
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  Review: Nuna Arra (productReview)
  the compatibility with the pushchair would be an important factor, but in fact we have only occasionally attached it to the Nuna Mixx we have, instead opting to take Reuben out of his car seat and sit him in the pushchair. That said, it will fit all Nuna pushchairs thanks to the adaptors which are included
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  Review: Lexmoto Viper 125 2017 (productReview)
  for the Viper 125, tested here. Ten years ago they would have been right. Really, the cheap Chinese imports of the time were just scrap metal arranged to look a motorbike from the early 1980s. Now though, things are looking a whole lot better. When the Viper was delivered to our office, expectations weren’t
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  Review: Ring Magflex Twist work lamp (productReview)
  What is it? Anyone who maintains their own car will understand the importance of good lighting – but most torches and work lights aren’t designed with car maintenance in mind. The Ring Magflex Twist, on the other hand, is designed specifically for use in car maintenance. It’s usually
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  Review: Gecko Pad (productReview)
  in warm soapy water removes any grime or fluff and restores the pad to its best, though a smart place to dry it is important – if you dry it flat on the kitchen counter it’ll want to stay there and you’ll get it grimy again peeling it off. It’s better left in a plate drying rack. We’ve been using
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  Review: Green and Blue Bee Bricks & Blocks (productReview)
  populations in recent years, giving these bees a helping hand has become increasingly more important
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  Review: Nextbase 512G dash cam (productReview)
  the camera. The lens itself, for example, has six layers of glass designed to give sharp, clear images, plus the image sensor has a wide dynamic range. This allows it to capture both very bright and very dark areas simultaneously. This is perhaps the most important feature of a dash camera
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  Review: Buckle & Seam Ralph Business Portfolio (productReview)
  . Should I buy one? Buckle & Seam’s pricing compares well to other firms offering similar high-end products, so if the brand name isn’t important to you then the ethical element may well be the clincher. That said, despite being well-made, useful
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  Review: RAC Advanced Mesh Dog Guard (productReview)
  guard would avoid this, like the Travall dog guard . So while the rattle is a bit annoying, its more important that I can use
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  Review: Roadhawk Vision dash camera (productReview)
  lighting conditions. High dynamic range recording means the camera can record clearly even when driving into sunlight, with all important details visible in freeze-frame. That said, there is no GPS sensor on the Vision, so it can’t record location data or speed information, nor can it automatically set its
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  Review: Nextbase 312GW dash cam (productReview)
  interesting or important clips, is quite small so might be fiddly when on the move. The quick release system means you can leave the suction mount in place in the screen, hooked up to the power lead. When you leave the car the body of the camera can be removed, then slotted back in place when you want
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  Review: Abee M7 dash camera (productReview)
  provides a good field of view around the front of the car, which ideal is for capturing incidents in tight spaces or at junctions. There is no GPS functionality, however. This would record the location and speed of the vehicle accurately, which can be important to prove excess speed wasn’t a factor