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DDPai Mini5: An elegant take on the dash cam

The $160 DDPai Mini5 is one of the more elegant front dash cams I’ve experienced. It’s of the displayless (and largely buttonless) variety, but with the phone connectivity, most users will barely miss the display or the buttons. It also opts for internal memory and computer connectivity over TF cards.

DESIGN

The Mini5 is a flattened cylinder approximately 4.15 inches long, 1.45 inches deep, and a hair less than an inch thick. The 140-degree field-of-view, 4K UHD camera is by far the most prominent feature on the main body. The only other notable physical features are an

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