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Nextbase 222 Dash Cam Full 1080p/30fps HD Recording In Car DVR: specs and what they mean

Quick answer

The Nextbase 222 Dash Cam Full 1080p/30fps HD Recording In Car DVR lists for $99.99 and its listing states 1080p. At typical bitrates it keeps about 22 h 3 min on a 128GB card.

Nextbase 222 Dash Cam Full 1080p/30fps HD Recording In Car DVR Camera- 140° 6 lane Wide Viewing Angle- Polarising Filter Compatible- Intelligent Parking Mode- Loop Records- G-Sensor- Magnetic Mount.

Nextbase 222 Dash Cam Full 1080p/30fps HD Recording In Car DVR Camera- 140° 6 lane Wide Viewing Angle-...

1080p

Specs below are only those the listing states; anything the listing does not state is marked as such.

What does the listing state?

SpecValue
BrandNEXT BASE
Price at time of writing$99.99
ASINB07PV14XGP
Resolution1080p
Channelsnot stated in listing
GPSnot stated
Wi-Fi / appnot stated
Parking modestated
STARVIS sensornot stated

Full listing title: Nextbase 222 Dash Cam Full 1080p/30fps HD Recording In Car DVR Camera- 140° 6 lane Wide Viewing Angle- Polarising Filter Compatible- Intelligent Parking Mode- Loop Records- G-Sensor- Magnetic Mount.

How long does the Nextbase 222 Dash Cam Full 1080p/30fps HD Recording In Car DVR record on each card size?

Estimated from the stated 1080p resolution at typical bitrates (front only). The real figure depends on the quality setting and codec this camera uses; its manual lists the maximum supported card size.

CardLoop before overwrite
32GB5 h 31 min
64GB11 h 1 min
128GB22 h 3 min
256GB44 h 5 min
512GB88 h 11 min

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Updated 2026-09-24