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With many trips in the planning phase as the Coronavirus withers down, you may need to add some gadgets to your car. Here are 5 that we think will help you get off to a good start.
5 Must-Have Car Gadgets
Mirror Dash Camera
Dash cams are mostly known for their decisive nature in the event of an accident. This is because it is capable of providing evidence to law enforcement and insurance companies. This is also in addition to capturing fun videos of you and your friends on a road trip.
With most dash cams, you get both front-view and rear-view footage in a small package that’s easy to install and use. The system includes a front-facing 1080p camera and a rearview 720p camera. Some also include a touchscreen that attaches to your current rearview mirror so you can check what’s happening.
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Breathalyzer
Please note we discourage the idea of drinking and driving. However, we believe it’s beneficial to have a device that lets you know whether or not you’re legally capable of getting behind the wheel.
This will easily let you know whether or not to call an Uber or when it’s time for you to slow down on the booze. Most breathalyzers are equipped with police-grade sensor technology. It also comes with disposable mouthpieces for hygiene.
Digital Air Pressure Gauge Keychain
This one is pretty self-explanatory. The device will help reduce tire wear and hopefully extend tire life by keeping tabs on your tire pressure. It can also help increase fuel efficiency and improve vehicle handling and safety.
Car Refrigerator
Now, this may be a stretch, but if it’s there, why not get it? Who doesn’t want a fridge in their car, right? You may not necessarily get the best model in Kenya, but if you are getting a fridge, you might as well go all out and get a quality one from abroad.
Portable Car Vacuum Cleaner
Keeping things spick and span on a road trip is no easy job, but a portable vacuum can do wonders. Lightweight, compact, and easy to use, this handheld device plugs into your car’s 12-volt outlet and can pick up wet and dry debris.
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