Hello fellow OzBargainers, I'm a long time user who's recently started up a business selling car cameras.
For the next 4 days we're offering 20% off our DOD range of dash-cams.
DOD are one of the most well known brands of car cameras internationally and have much better recording quality than the cheaper unbranded ones.
It is very rare to be able to find genuine local stock of these cameras at this price.
Here is a brief summary of what's on offer:
DOD F900LHD - $183.19
Probably the benchmark camera. High definition 1080P recording quality. Lens and screen can be turned so it can be used as an ordinary handheld camera. Excellent stylish build quality with large 2.5" screen. Only drawside is that it won't automatically start recording when you turn on your car (a common feature in most other models). You have to push 2 buttons to start the recording so not that inconvenient if you dont mind.
DOD F880LHD - $167.20
Similar recording quality to the F900LHD. It has the ability to automatically start recording when you start the car and powers off when you turn off the car. Screen size is slightly smaller but overall good quality.
DOD V660 - $119.20
Can be considered your basic model. Marketed as a night vision camera but does essentially the same as the others. Recording quality is HD 720 so still very clear. The lens gives videos a more fishbowl look so you can capture a wider view than the others. Features automatic recoding like the F880. No battery so it can't be used away from a power source.
More info for those who are unaquainted with car cameras (also known as dash-cams or black box recorders):
The purpose of these is to record the road while you are driving. If you have an accident, you can use it as evidence that it was not your fault and potentially save money on excess. They have also been used to report reckless driving and road rage to police. They record to SD card (not included) and cycle/loop record (overwrites old files once it reaches capacity) so you never have to change the card. Once you have footage you want, you simply use an SD card reader or plug the device into your computer to extract the video files. They come with a USB cable that plugs into your car's cigarette lighter for power. Some can start recording automatically when the car is started and some have motion detection so you can use them as security cameras.
Sorry that was a bit longer of a post than I expected.
If you have any questions, please ask.
I am not sure same but similar the these ones I got from Ebay for $22. I know mine is not the best but for $100 range many others available with GPS function.