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Transcend DrivePro 620 Review: Dual Camera Dashcam

4
Out of 5
Written by Truthful Reviews Editorial Team
17 August 2022
Updated 4 November 2025
1 minute read
Editorially reviewed

At almost £160, the Transcend DrivePro 620 is not exactly inexpensive, but if you take a closer look, the price comes into perspective. It comes with a set of the DrivePro 250 front camera and the DrivePro 10 rear camera, which can be used to monitor the vehicle from all sides and secure video…

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Quick Specs

Brand
Transcend
Model
620
Condition
New
Type
Digital Camera
Video Resolution
4K

Our Verdict

At almost £160, the Transcend DrivePro 620 is not exactly inexpensive, but if you take a closer look, the price comes into perspective. It comes with a set of the DrivePro 250 front camera and the DrivePro 10 rear camera, which can be used to monitor the vehicle from all sides and secure video…

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Full Specifications

Brand
Transcend
Model
620
Condition
New
Type
Digital Camera
Video Resolution
4K
Connectivity
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth

Pros

  • Good recording quality
  • Can be controlled via smartphone
  • Long cable for power supply

Cons

  • Mount not the best
  • No battery power
At almost £160, the Transcend DrivePro 620 is not exactly inexpensive, but if you take a closer look, the price comes into perspective. It comes with a set of the DrivePro 250 front camera and the DrivePro 10 rear camera, which can be used to monitor the vehicle from all sides and secure video footage in the event of a rear-end collision, for example. Thanks to a WiFi module, coection with a smartphone is possible. This facilitates the operation and the transfer of recordings. The dashcam is supplied with power via the cigarette lighter. The integrated battery only saves the settings. The necessary cables are included and are very long, according to customers. Reviewers like the control via app and the recording quality. Some are sceptical about the quality of the mounts.

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