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Find your camera
Three practical decisions. A clearer starting point.
Answer up to three questions. We will explain the recommendation and its trade-off.
1. Where do you want the camera?
2. Which views do you want to record?
3. What matters more to you?
Your starting point
HC-1
You chose helmet or riding-hat mounting and a forward view. HC-1 keeps that setup light at 48g.
It records ahead. Choose a dual-lens camera if you also want a rear view.
£149.95
Explore HC-1 → Check the comparison →Your starting point
DC-1
You chose helmet mounting, both directions and a lower price. DC-1 gives you front-and-rear recording in one camera.
DC-2 Pro has a longer stated recording duration and optional GPS; it costs more.
£189.99
Explore DC-1 → Check the comparison →Your starting point
DC-2 Pro
You chose helmet mounting, both directions and a longer stated recording duration. DC-2 Pro also offers an optional GPS module.
It costs more than DC-1. The remote and GPS module are optional extras. Battery duration varies with settings, temperature and use.
£239.99
Explore DC-2 Pro → Check the comparison →Your starting point
LC-2 Pro
You chose a rear bike-mounted setup. LC-2 Pro combines a rear-facing camera with an integrated cycling light.
It records one direction. Choose a dual-lens helmet camera if you need a front view as well.
£159.95
Explore LC-2 Pro → Check the comparison →Prefer to see every option? Compare the four cameras.
Still weighing it up?
Tell us your riding context, helmet or bike setup and typical ride length. We will help you compare the practical trade-offs.