Miofive S1+ 4K Dash Cam with Built-In GPS & UK Speed Camera Alerts

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Miofive S1+ 4K Dash Cam with Built-In GPS & UK Speed Camera Alerts

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Specifications

Specifications for Miofive S1+ 4K Dash Cam with Built-In GPS & UK Speed Camera Alerts
Resolution4K
GPSBuilt-in GPS
Speed camera alertsUK speed camera database alerts
Combined functionDash cam and speed camera warning in one device

Pros & cons

Pros

  • Built-in UK speed camera database warns you on motorways and A-roads without a separate app
  • Records in 4K with built-in GPS, so footage carries clear detail and location
  • Puts dash cam and speed camera alerts in one device, cutting cabling and phone clutter

Cons

  • Built around speed camera alerts, so there is less reason to choose it if you do not want them
  • No image stabilisation or what3words tagging — the Nextbase leads on those

Skip it if

Skip it if you do not want speed camera alerts, or if wider video features like image stabilisation and what3words tagging matter more — the Nextbase leads there.

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How we assessed it

We synthesized this

The S1+ earns its place by folding two gadgets into one. It records the road in 4K with built-in GPS, and its UK speed camera database sounds alerts as you approach a camera — no phone app or second device cluttering the windscreen. For UK drivers who cover a lot of motorway and A-road miles and want camera warnings baked in, that combination is genuinely useful and keeps the cabin tidy.

The honest trade-off: it is built around those alerts, so if you do not want them there is less reason to choose it, and it skips wider video features like image stabilisation and what3words location tagging — the Nextbase 622GW leads there. Our verdict synthesises Miofive's documented specifications rather than our own road test — see how we test.