Nextbase Piqo Dash Cam review in a sentence: This small and very versatile dash cam is ideal for those with fairly simplistic requirements.
I can understand Nextbase releasing its premium iQ model, which appeared last year and has to rate as one of the best dash cam offerings currently on the market. However, not all of us want a high-end dash cam to keep us covered when we’re out on the roads. I’ve been living with the Nextbase Piqo for a while now and, to be honest, it’s perfect for my needs, especially seeing as I frequently need to move my dash camera from one car to another.
The bonus with the Nextbase Piqo Dash Cam, though, is the way it features many of the same features and functions as those found inside the Nextbase iQ model. The downside is that these are served up in a sort of ‘Lite’ format, but as far as I’m concerned, there is still plenty nestling inside the svelte design lines of the Piqo to make it very appealing.
There are other compromises to be had from the Nextbase Piqo Dash Cam too, with the absence of a rear screen being one thing that might put some off considering it. Sure, there’s a supporting Nextbase app, which realistically is needed in order to get the best out of those features and functions too. Aside from that though, this dinky little dash cam has a lot going for it, all topped off with a budget price tag.
