The first question you need to ask yourself is do you want/need just a basic, more affordable, rear/front view camera (single-channel) or a much more thorough dual or multi-channel camera setup that continuously records in multiple directions all around the car.
A dual/multi-channel setup provides more complete coverage than a single-channel system, making it particularly useful in the event of an accident or incident.
Moreover, cameras such as these can help you while off-roading as they can provide a thorough insight into where you need to improve to become better.
However, a single-channel dash cam may be more practical for some drivers and is by far the more popular choice.
Ultimately, the choice comes down to individual preference, your budget, and your needs, so be sure to think it through before buying.
The world of video cameras is vast and often very intimidating if you are not aware of all the intricacies that come with it.
To make it simple, the most important thing is video quality and resolution which means that you should go for preferably a Full HD setup, but a more regular HD 720p setup is enough for most Ford Bronco Sport owners.
Other beneficial features include optimal video stabilization, night vision, infrared, or even some smart functions such as traffic sign assists, or pedestrian detection systems.
If you really want to go to town with your camera setup, a 4K camera is going to give you the sharpest image which means that it is most likely to give you the clearest possible picture of license plates, street signs, or other very important insurance details.
Connectivity is where cameras have really made a significant jump in the past few years as you can now engage with your cameras through smartphone apps even when not near the car.
Wireless transfer of footage also allows you to effortlessly share data with other devices while GPS integration allows for precise GPS guidance even in remote trails.
If you often give your Ford Bronco Sport to others, this is a great way how you can still keep an eye out.
If you're looking for a dash cam that can capture critical footage in the event of an accident, cameras equipped with G-sensors and incident detection are a good choice.
These cameras automatically save critical footage when they detect a crash, which can be very helpful in determining the cause of the accident.
Parking mode activates when there is an impact or proximity detection which can help if you often street park your Ford Bronco Sport.
Wide dynamic range technology is available to balance exposure and ensure that your footage is always clear and detailed.
Lastly, you can also go for cameras with loop recording functionality which will record for long periods of time.