The best mirror dashcams 2025

The Wolfbox G900 4K mirror dashcam comes packed with pretty much everything you could imagine, and then some. It remains the current leader of the best-equipped mirror dashcam for less than you could spend.

For instance, you get 4K video resolution. You also get GPS tracking, a 12 inch smart touch screen, it's even resistant to extreme weather. So, if you see a situation in the Sahara Desert or in the most remote end of Siberia, it'll probably still record the relevant footage for you. And you get 64GB of storage to play around with - which is extremely helpful if you need to report a tonne of footage on your travels.

The 2nd generation of Road Angel's Halo View mirror dashcam comes with a load of features to ensure you're getting the best of Road Angel's tech in a compact, slim unit.

This includes a 2K (1440P) recording resolution, HD night vision, a winter heating mode, a strong G-sensor, and even a form of parking aid. Because of the external rear camera, it is a bit more fiddly to install than other mirror dashcams, but the quality of the Halo View 2 is a league above the others, even if it doesn't have the highest recording resolution.

The versatility of the Halo View is mightily impressive. Not only does it boast a 2K front camera and 1080p rear camera, but you can use the setup as a reversing camera to assist you when parking. This makes it a much easier and better-quality setup than a lot of aftermarket reversing cameras out there.

What's more, the Halo View has a 10-inch touch-sensitive screen and can be discreetly installed within your rear-view mirror. It also has a three-year warranty which adds exceptional reassurance to the buyer.

As far as installation goes, Nextbase only requires you to stick up this mirror dashcam onto your existing rear-view mirror via five suction mounts. This means no clips are required and the risk of damage to your existing rear-view mirror is very minimal.

As for the camera itself, it's not as impressive as the Road Angel Halo View as it can only record in a 1080p resolution and has a similar viewing angle of 140-degrees as all the others. And at nearly £300, it doesn't represent as good value as the Halo View or, indeed, any of the others.

A great option, this mirror dashcam from Wolfbox covers your entire rear view mirror with a sharp-looking 12" LCD display, giving great coverage - especially with a 4K resolution at the realm. The split-screen option gives even better coverage.

Considering the sheer level of features that Wolfbox throw into the G840S, it is ultimately very good value when you compare it side by side with the G900. It even has a 24-hour parking mode which will be very valuable to some consumers. There's even a parking guide which creates lines on the screen when you need a bit of help reversing into a space.

Designed for RHD cars, the Auto-Vox V5 PRO will provide slightly better-catered footage for UK buyers. It also comes packed with a plethora of features, from GPS tracking support via Windows or Mac, parking lines to help you reverse into a space, and a G-Sensor to detect collisions.

It sits firmly in the mid-to-high range of the mirror dashcam range. And while Auto-Vox have packed it full of comprehensive features, the recording resolution of 1080p falls a bit short of those boasting 2 or 4K.

Complete with 4K video resolution (1080p at the rear), blind spot detection, Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS), and even voice control, the Pelsee P12 Plus is utterly comprehensive as far as mirror dashcams go.

It's packed with tech and is one of the most well-equipped dash cams out there that's in the shape of a mirror. The only slight let down is that it only comes with a 32GB SD card for storage, whereas other dashcams out there tend to be boasting 64GB nowadays.

Unlike the G900 or G840S, the G840H is a model behind the brand's newer releases and can only have a video resolution of 2.5K, as opposed to the far superior 4K in other mirror cams available. However, this doesn't detract from the amount of features which it's equipped with.

As well as benefitting as a dual cam, it also has a G-Sensor, is capable of adapting to a sort-of night vision, and is easily installed thanks to some straps which attach to your existing rear view mirror. It's also packed with GPS and a 32GB SD card, making it a comprehensive unit for the price point.

One of the best value 4K mirror cams available comes in the form of the Wolfbox G930. It not only has the capability of recording in 4K, but it also has night vision, built-in GPS, and a parking monitor as well as a 64GB SD card.

It's backed with a two-year guarantee and even has a wide-angle 170-degree field of view. In terms of value, it just about matches most of the other Wolfbox models and is a clear cut below the Nextbase and Road Angel mirror dashcams.