MIO Dash cams

Discover our range of MIO Dash cams

A close call at a roundabout, a bump in a supermarket car park, moments like these are easier to untangle when you have a clear record. Mio dash cams give you that record, capturing your journeys in a compact unit that sits high on the windscreen and quietly gets on with the job. For many drivers they bring peace of mind, for others they add a way to save scenic drives and share them later.

The appeal is simple: dependable footage, stored in short clips on a loop so the card never fills and you always keep the most recent minutes. Models in the range commonly offer wide viewing angles for better coverage across lanes, and many include extras such as GPS stamping for speed and location data, or impact sensors that lock important clips so they are not overwritten. Check the product page for the exact specification, since features vary by model.

Day to day, living with a dash cam should be easy. Mio units are typically powered from the 12 V socket, and the companion app on compatible phones helps you review and save clips without removing the card. If you prefer a tidier install, a professional can hardwire a suitable kit so the cable is hidden and the socket stays free for charging. Loop recording means you can fit a card and forget about it, only dipping in to save a file after an incident or a great drive.

Setup tip: mount the camera behind the rear-view mirror, keep it out of your line of sight, route the cable around the windscreen edge, then format the memory card in the camera before you set off. Give the lens a quick wipe when you clean the glass, and set the date, time and speed units in the menu so any stamps are accurate.

Whether you want a compact front camera or a front and rear kit, you will find a range of Mio models available at Currys. Availability and pricing vary by retailer and region, so see the product pages for exact specs, card recommendations and accessory options.

Where should I place the dash cam on the windscreen?

Mount it high, usually behind or close to the rear-view mirror, so it does not block your view and the wipers keep the glass clear. Follow your vehicle handbook and local guidance on acceptable placement.

Do Mio dash cams record when parked?

Many models support a parking mode, which needs a constant power source or a suitable hardwire kit. Check the specification and enable battery protection if you plan to use parking features.

What size memory card do I need?

Capacity depends on resolution and how long you want to retain footage, but loop recording means the oldest clips are reused automatically. Use a high-quality card recommended on the product page and format it in the camera regularly.

Can dash cam footage be used for insurance claims?

Insurers often accept clear footage as supporting evidence, provided it shows the incident and the details are accurate. Keep important clips locked and back them up promptly after an event.