Nextbase Rear Window Camera | Compatible with 322GW, 422GW, 522GW, 622GW Dash Cams | Full Rear View Coverage, 140° Wide Angle, Magnetic Mount, 6.5m Cable, Series 2 Add-On Module

Name: Nextbase Rear Window Camera | Compatible with 322GW, 422GW, 522GW, 622GW Dash Cams | Full Rear View Coverage, 140° Wide Angle, Magnetic Mount, 6.5m Cable, Series 2 Add-On Module
Brand: NEXTBASE
SKU: 142358161
Price: 69.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£69

The Nextbase Rear Window Camera is a must-have accessory for anyone looking to enhance their dashcam experience, especially in situations where a 360-degree view might be impractical or impossible. With its wide angle 140° coverage, you'll never miss a thing driving in the rear. Compatible with four different dashcam models, the Nextbase Rear Window Camera ensures seamless integration and delivers crystal-clear images to your dashcam.

Magnetic mounting means minimal hassle in installation, and the flexible 6.5m cable allows for ample space for your rearview mirror while still providing a secure and convenient connection to your dashcam. But that's not all! By adding the Series 2 Add-On Module, you'll unlock even more features like motion detection sensitivity, manual focus, and night vision capabilities. A true all-in-one solution for ultimate protection and convenience.

Product Reviews

I've had this rear camera installed for nearly two months now, and it's been an absolute game-changer. The ease with which it was fitted using the included tools has been impressive - I'm still impressed by how well they fit together.

Its reliability is also one of its standout features, despite being in place for some time now.

T. Thompson - 23/07/2025

The Nextbase 522GW does seem quite well-suited to its application when attached to the back windscreen and the rear dash cam, which provides ample room for all the necessary attachments and wiring.

I found that wrapping the camera junction with cloth tape to secure it to the cable run was a bit of a challenge, but I managed to get everything hidden behind the trim with some careful planning and creative use of cord management techniques.

It's worth noting that there are often limited places to hide cables in this area, so getting as much of the system bundled up and secured is essential. As someone who's had their fair share of DIY projects, I can attest to the fact that having a good system for managing cables and keeping things tidy can make all the difference.

A particular tip that proved useful was using a bent metal coat hanger to feed the cable through the rubber between the body and hatch back - it really does make a big difference in terms of avoiding rattling sounds.

J. Vance - 07/10/2025