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Owl Car Cam review: A data-connected dash cam for car lovers

Posted on April 19, 2018 by Xordac Prime

Enlarge (credit: Valentina Palladino)

Dash cams excel at watching over you while you’re driving, but most take a break after you park the car. A new entry in the dash cam market, the $349 Owl Car Cam, promises to keep an eye on your vehicle even when the car is turned off and you’re not in the driver’s seat.

Using LTE connectivity and your car’s battery power, the Owl Car Cam constantly looks out for movement in and around your car and pings your smartphone if and when something or someone appears near your vehicle.

Some dash cams have external battery packs, and a scant few have LTE. But the Owl Car Cam boasts these features as ways to add levels of convenience and security that other devices can’t provide. The company hopes users will be willing to fork over more money upfront or pay a monthly fee for the ability to check up on their car whenever they please—and for their car to communicate with them when necessary.

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Source: Ars Technica – Owl Car Cam review: A data-connected dash cam for car lovers

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