The 10 Best Dash Cams in Australia 2025 (Tested In-House by GL Pro Sound)

The 10 Best Dash Cams in Australia 2025 (Tested In-House by GL Pro Sound)

Daniel Tinney |

Dash cams have quietly gone from optional gadget to must-have protection for Aussie drivers.
Whether it’s a fender-bender, a parking scrape, or a hit-and-run, having footage can save you thousands — and a whole lot of stress.

Nearly half of Australian drivers now believe dash cams should be mandatory, and for good reason. Clear video evidence turns “he said, she said” into proof. Yet only about a quarter of cars on the road actually have one.

At GL Pro Sound, our expert install team has spent the past year testing, fitting, and reviewing every major model for real Australian conditions — heat, vibration, glare, and long-distance drives.

Here’s our Top 10 Dash Cams in Australia for 2025, ranked for clarity, reliability, and value.


How We Ranked Them

Every camera on this list has been tested in-house.
We ranked based on:

  • Video quality (day & night)

  • Reliability under Australian heat

  • Parking mode and motion detection

  • GPS and app connectivity

  • Local warranty and support

  • Real-world install feedback from our techs


1. TrakPro GPS Tracker Dash Cam

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The ultimate all-in-one: dash cam + GPS tracker + immobiliser.
It’s the closest thing to full vehicle security in one unit — video, location, and alerts all working together.

Pros:
• Dual protection: live video + real-time tracking
• Built-in GPS with geo-fencing and alerts
• 24/7 monitoring with optional immobiliser
• Designed for Australian networks
• Local warranty and professional install support

Cons:
• Higher upfront price
• Requires professional install for best results

Best For: Drivers who want total peace of mind — footage and location data at once.


2. Thinkware U1000 2CH Dash Camera (32 GB)

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The most-purchased dash cam in our range — and for good reason.
4K UHD on the front and 1440p QHD on the rear means unmatched clarity.

Pros:
• 4K front / QHD rear recording
• Excellent day & night clarity
• Cloud connectivity + GPS tracking
• Slim, discreet design
• Reliable parking mode with voltage protection

Cons:
• Premium price tag
• Cloud features require Wi-Fi setup

Best For: Everyday drivers who want top-tier video and reliability without compromise.


3. BlackVue DR770X BX Pro (64 GB)

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A full professional setup — front, rear, and internal cameras, built-in battery pack, and multiple memory options.
This is the system for people who want every angle covered.

Pros:
• Triple-channel recording
• Built-in power pack for parking mode
• BlackVue Cloud for remote access
• Excellent heat performance
• Optional LTE connectivity

Cons:
• Larger setup — not as discreet
• Needs professional installation

Best For: Fleet operators or enthusiasts who want complete 24/7 coverage.


4. BlackVue DR970X BX 2CH

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One of the highest-quality vision systems available — 4K front and Full HD rear, with the option to expand storage.

Pros:
• 4K Ultra HD front recording
• Superb heat resistance
• Dual-channel with parking protection
• Expandable memory
• Premium BlackVue build

Cons:
• Wi-Fi setup can be fiddly
• Pricier than mid-range options

Best For: Drivers who demand cinema-level clarity from a discreet dual setup.


5. BlackVue DR590X 1CH

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Simple, reliable, and fast.
A 60 FPS Full HD camera that records smoother motion than most in its class — all at a fair price.

Pros:
• 60 frames per second for smooth footage
• Compact and discreet
• Easy setup
• Trusted BlackVue firmware
• Local support

Cons:
• No rear camera
• No built-in GPS

Best For: Anyone after a no-nonsense single-cam solution with premium performance.


6. Gator G2KDVR20 2K QHD Smart Wi-Fi Dash Cam

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Gator packs in serious value — dual recording, smart Wi-Fi app, and 2K video, all for under many premium single cams.

Pros:
• Front + rear 2K QHD recording
• Built-in Wi-Fi for quick file transfer
• Compact design
• Great value for money
• Easy DIY install

Cons:
• Plastic build feels lighter than high-end units
• Limited night vision

Best For: Budget-conscious drivers who still want front + rear protection.


7. Gator G2KDVR10 Full HD Dash Cam

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Low ticket, big results.
This 2K QHD cam shoots crisp 1440p at 30 FPS — simple setup, clear image, no fluff.

Pros:
• Easy plug-and-play install
• 1440p clarity at 30 FPS
• Compact and discreet
• Comes with 32 GB micro SD
• Great entry price

Cons:
• Front camera only
• Basic feature set

Best For: Drivers wanting reliable recording without the premium price.


8. Thinkware F70P32 Full HD Dash Cam

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Compact, smart, and built for Australian summers.
With a 140° wide-angle lens, this cam covers more road with less bulk.

Pros:
• 140° wide-angle view
• Thermal protection for hot climates
• Simple design – install and forget
• Parking mode ready
• Backed by Thinkware reliability

Cons:
• Front camera only
• Basic storage options

Best For: Daily commuters who want a set-and-forget safety net.


9. Thinkware M1D32 Bike Dash Cam (64 GB)

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Designed for two wheels, built tough.
The M1D32 offers front + rear 1080p Full HD coverage with waterproof hardware and stabilised footage.

Pros:
• Waterproof front & rear cameras
• 1080p Full HD quality
• Vibration-proof mounts
• GPS logging + speed data
• Compact control unit

Cons:
• Wiring requires time to fit cleanly
• No Wi-Fi app

Best For: Riders who want proof on every ride — rain or shine.


10. BlackVue DR770X BX 3CH TR Truck Dash Cam

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Built for commercial vehicles and trucks.
This 3-channel system records the road ahead, the cabin, and the rear trailer — keeping drivers and businesses protected.

Pros:
• Three cameras (front, rear, interior)
• LTE-ready remote access
• BlackVue Cloud support
• Heat-resistant build
• Designed for fleets

Cons:
• Installation takes longer
• Higher cost reflects pro features

Best For: Fleet operators and long-haul drivers who need total coverage and uptime.


Our Final Word

Whether you spend $200 or $1,200, having a dash cam is always better than not having one.
The right one depends on how and what you drive — but every model here has been tested by our in-house install team to perform under real Australian conditions.

Explore the full ranges from:

Or visit your nearest GL Pro Sound installer and we’ll set you up with the right gear — fitted properly, tested, and ready to protect your drive.