7 Best Dash Cams in Singapore (2026): Prices from $99, Installation Costs and Where to Buy

The specs-per-dollar pick. The N5 Pro records 4K in front and 2K behind, with built-in GPS, Wi-Fi 6 and a supercapacitor instead of a battery, which copes better with a car parked in the sun. PRICE: N5 Pro $239, Z50 Pro (4K + 1080p) also $239, Z90T three-channel $359, Z90 Master (4K + 4K) $459. Add $50 for a 64GB card on the N5 Pro.INSTALL: Dasher's add-on is $80 front only, $100 with an interior rear camera, $200 with an exterior rear camera, done in 60-90 minutes with a 12-month installation guarantee. So the N5 Pro comes to $339 fitted, card not included.FINE PRINT: the Z50 Pro and N5 Pro cost the same, so only pick the Z50 Pro if you want its 3-inch screen. 4G is a paid upgrade.WHERE TO BUY: dasher.sg, with automotive service at 8 Kaki Bukit Ave 4 #03-38 (Mon-Sat, 10am-7pm).BEST FOR: most drivers who want sharp footage without paying for a brand name.

Installation is simply an option on the product page, at a flat $120. It is run by MotorBahn, which names itself VIOFO's authorised Singapore distributor. PRICE (no card, then fitted): A129 Plus Duo 2K + 1080p $268, or $388 fitted. A229 Plus 2K + 2K $348, or $468. A229 Ultra 4K + 4K $520, or $640. A329S 4K 60fps $680, or $800.THE DEAL: all sit below a printed regular price, such as $450 on the A129 Plus Duo and $743 on the A229 Ultra, with no end date given.EXTRAS: $25 hardwire kit for parking mode, $55 for a 64GB card, and three-channel versions from $488.WARRANTY: 2 years on every camera.FINE PRINT: workshop fitting is by appointment through WhatsApp (+65 8973 4949).BEST FOR: drivers who want one bill for camera, card, hardwiring and fitting.

The widest price ladder of any brand here, and the one to start with on a tight budget. PRICE: M310 Plus 3K front camera $99, A410 Neo 2K + 1080p $149, T400 2.5K three-channel $199, A810S 4K dual-channel set $289, M800 4K dual-channel $349, T800 three-channel $429, Omni X800 360-degree set $509. CARD: Dasher adds a 32GB card to the A410 Neo for $30 and a 64GB card to the A810S for $40.WARRANTY: covered by Dasher but varies by model, from 18 months on the M310 Plus to 3 years on the A810S.FINE PRINT: Dasher's installation page names only DDPAI and FineVu as qualifying, so ask its live chat before counting on the $80-$200 add-on for a 70mai. Delivery is free above $300.BEST FOR: a first dash cam, a second car, or PHV drivers who want an interior camera for $199.

The premium name, sold locally by Wow! Gadgets with a network of authorised installers across the island. PRICE: DR590X-1CH Plus $278, DR590X-2CH Plus $388 (both with 32GB), DR770X-1CH II $468, DR770X-2CH II $598, Elite 8 $688, Elite 9 $798, Elite 10 $888, DR970X-2CH LTE Plus II $848 (all with 64GB). Published prices include GST.THE DEAL: the DR970X BOX-2CH Plus is $798 (U.P. $878). CLOUD: BlackVue says its Cloud service is free, but you need your own data SIM. Models without built-in LTE also need a hotspot or the LTE module, which the store now lists at $248.INSTALL: not included. Ask an authorised dealer for a package price. BlackVue quotes about 1 hour for one channel and 1.5 hours for two.FINE PRINT: its promotions page still prints a $198 LTE module deal beside a 31 August 2026 end date, so go by the store price.WARRANTY: 12 months, or 18 if you register.BEST FOR: drivers who will actually use remote alerts.

The AA Shop is the simplest route if you just want it done, because several listings include fitting and a 32GB card in the price. PRICE: Deepfly DX7S2 (FHD + FHD) $288 for members, $318 for others. Deepfly DX9 (QHD + FHD) $349 for members, $388 for others. IROAD X11 (QHD + QHD) $480 for everyone, with free installation.BLACKVUE: the DR970X BOX-2CH Plus (64GB) is $758 for members, $40 under the non-member price, plus a free fire spray worth S$39, but it is not a free-installation listing.FINE PRINT: the IROAD X11 page showed only 1 unit left on 5 November, so confirm stock and a fitting slot when you order. Non-members can buy too, though the DX9 then costs the same as a fitted VIOFO A129 Plus Duo.BEST FOR: existing AA members, and anyone who wants one price with no add-ons.

Same local seller as BlackVue, lower prices. The range is sold on Wow! Gadgets, so the support desk is the same one. PRICE: D20-F2E one-channel $258, Vueroid Zero FHD $298, D20-F2E dual-channel $368, D20-F2 $398, D21-4K $598.THE DEAL: D20-Q2 Plus $458 (U.P. $488), still labelled a National Day Sale in November, so it could revert without notice, and D10-F2W from $348 (U.P. $388).WHAT YOU GET: the D20-F2E uses Sony Starvis sensors at Full HD front and rear, with Wi-Fi through an app and up to 256GB of microSD support. It also has built-in voltage cut-off to protect your car battery.FINE PRINT: at this price, a 2K or 4K Chinese-brand model gives you more resolution. Buy this for the brand and local support, not the spec sheet.BEST FOR: drivers who want the BlackVue seller's after-sales without paying BlackVue money.

A small, simple single camera for drivers who only want the road ahead on record. PRICE: G300H Pro 2K $129, or $179 with a 64GB card.WHAT YOU GET: 1296p recording, built-in GPS, night vision, a 140-degree lens and Wi-Fi app control.EXTRAS: the $39 hardwire kit gives you the 24-hour parking mode.FINE PRINT: the 70mai M310 Plus is $30 cheaper, though its listing does not mention built-in GPS, so compare the two first. Botslab's bigger G980H Pro kit was out of stock at Dasher on 5 November. Dasher's installation page does not name Botslab, so ask before you pay.BEST FOR: older cars and second vehicles where a rear camera is not worth the wiring.