Top-rated 4K dash cam slashed to £71.23 in an Amazon flash deal

INVESTING in a dash cam not only helps lower your insurance premiums, but it will also give you peace of mind as a motorist. If you’re considering getting one, I’ve spotted a great flash deal on Amazon for the GKU D600 Pro Max dual dash cam, which is slashed to £71.23. Having a dash cam can help motorists feel safer on the road Originally £99.99, the deal means motorists can save £28.76 using the special discount code MFYOSLFS at checkout. The offer is running until 31 August, 2026. Sign up for The Sun newsletter Thank you! Buying through Amazon UK also means the usual returns window and buyer protection, and Prime members get faster delivery, which is worth having if you want the camera fitted before the weekend. You can also buy the gadget from GKU direct. The biggest draw of the D600 Pro Max is that it records 4K at the front and 1080p at the rear simultaneously. It has 170 degrees of coverage up front and 150 degrees in the rear view. The GKU D600 Max records front and rear view simultaneously GKU D600 Pro Max dash cam, no SD card: £71.23 with code MFYOSLFS (was £99.99) at Amazon In plain terms, that’s enough resolution to read a number plate in the lane ahead and enough width to catch a car clipping you from the side. There’s a Sony STARVIS 2 sensor behind the front lens, which matters on unlit A-roads and multi-storey car parks, and GKU pairs it with WDR and what it calls ‘Super Night Vision’ to lift detail out of the dark. Most read in Shopping Built-in GPS logs route, speed and position alongside the footage, so a claim comes with a timeline attached rather than just a clip. The camera also runs on a supercapacitor rather than a lithium battery, which is a sensible choice for something that spends July sitting on a windscreen in direct sun. One caveat to be aware of before you buy: HDR only works when the rear camera is disconnected, so anyone running both channels loses it. You can opt for the upgraded GKU dash cam bundle, which comes with a 64GB SD card. The bundle is also on sale at Amazon for £89.98, reduced from £139.99, with discount code HJHLEWFA. The more expensive bundle includes a 64GB SD card GKU D600 Pro Max dash cam with 64GB SD card: £89.98 with code HJHLEWFA (was £139.99) at Amazon The cheaper D600 Pro Max bundle without the SD card needs a U3 or V30 high-endurance microSD to record 4K reliably, so that is a real extra cost rather than an optional one. But if you already have a spare high-endurance card in a drawer, the cheaper listing is the better buy. If you don’t, and you’d rather not spend a Saturday reading microSD endurance ratings, the bundled version is the easier route. Neither includes the hardwire kit needed for 24-hour parking monitoring, which GKU sells separately. Is it a good deal? For a dual-channel 4K camera with GPS, WiFi 6, and a STARVIS 2 sensor, £71.23 sits well below what established dash cam brands charge for the same feature set. GKU covers it with a 12-month warranty, which extends to 24 months if you register the product within seven days of buying it — miss that window, and you’re on the standard 12-month warranty. The road-safety kit sold alongside it in the same aisle is worth a look. Whether it’s worth £71.23 to you probably depends on how much of your driving is done in the dark. Alternative GKU dash cam deals Check out these alternative GKU dash cam deals on Amazon... GKU D600 dash cam: £52.22 with code EU7Z5NNT (was £67.99) at Amazon – buy here Entry-level model with 64GB card included 170-degree lens up front Shoots 4K only with the rear camera disconnected Caps out at 256GB of storage GKU D600 Pro dash cam: £63.16 with code ETFFUC6Y (was £89.99) at Amazon – buy here Includes GPS logging and 5.8 GHz Wi-Fi Has a 1.47-inch screen Records 4K front and 1080p rear together64GB card is includedRear camera runs on a 6m cable (long enough for most estates and small vans) Comment now