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Once the memory card is full, as with most dashcams the 112 will begin to loop recordings, deleting the oldest files and replacing them with the new ones as they are captured. However, at the top quality setting a 16GB card should be enough for around 112 minutes of footage.

It’s also possible to take photos, although only one resolution is available – 1,280 x 720.Ī MicroSD card slot is used for recording, and no media is included.

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If 720p isn’t low enough resolution, there are also WVGA (720 x 480) and VGA (640 x 480) modes available. Footage is recorded at around 19Mbits/sec, which means the compression isn’t that aggressive, and the 112 should be able to make the most of its quality, despite the lack of detail at 720p. There’s no high-speed option, either, with 720p footage recorded at 30 frames/sec. This is basically a quarter as many pixels, so you won’t get anywhere near the detail, even under the best of conditions.

Where the 512GW boasts 1440p resolution, the 112 drops right down to 720p – 1280 x 720 pixels. One obvious indication that the 112 is a budget device is the video resolution it uses for recording. Related: Best dashcams Nextbase 112 – Specification and windscreen mounting The question is whether it’s similarly lowly on features. With a £50 RRP, and available from some vendors for just a few pounds over £40, this is a bargain basement product on price. Recently, I looked at the current flagship of the range, the 512GW, although a new model is just about to slot above this. The 112 is Nextbase’s entry-level dash cam.