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Review the four camera jobs and their trade-offs.
Choosing your setup
Product guides
Choose the recording job. Then compare the detail.
Start with coverage and mounting, then check power, handling and file access.
Find
Narrow the choice around your riding situation.
Support
Use the instructions for your exact model.
Choose the view you need
HC-1 is the lightweight forward-facing helmet option. DC-1 offers accessible front-and-rear recording, while DC-2 Pro is the higher-spec dual-lens option.
LC-2 Pro serves a different job: rear cycling recording with an integrated LED light. It is not simply the next step in a helmet-camera hierarchy.
Check how it fits your ride
Think about helmet or bike mounting, the length of your usual ride and how you will charge the camera. Check any mount, memory card or accessory you need.
Look at the full setup cost and the practical trade-offs. A specification only matters when it helps with the recording job you want the camera to do.
Look at footage before choosing
Review labelled recordings and setup videos. Pay attention to the camera model, mounting position, light and conditions rather than assuming every clip represents every situation.
No camera guarantees readable detail in every frame. Use footage to understand the view and decide whether it suits your expectations.
Already own a camera?
Start with its model-specific support page for manuals and setup help. Check camera versions before buying replacement remotes or fittings.
If you are unsure which accessory you need, tell us your model and version. A correctly matched replacement can keep an existing setup useful.