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Tom’s Guide
Technology
John Velasco

I finally tried a dash cam disguised as a rearview mirror, and it makes practical sense — here’s why

Rexing M2 Max inside of car.

I get to test many of the best electric cars available today. While they’re often outfitted with an assortment of cameras, I’m still annoyed that they frequently lack a native dash cam feature. That’s likely why there’s still high demand for standalone dash cams, especially as cars become more tech-heavy.

My general problem with some of the best dash cams is that they obscure my view. While some smaller models try to be discreet, the vast majority remain an eyesore when you’re trying to focus on the road. I finally solved this by switching to a dash cam disguised as a rearview mirror: the Rexing M2 Max.

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