Blurry when parking
The reversing camera sits low and catches all the spray from the road. After one wet drive you mostly see spots.
Lens wipes for car cameras
A wet wipe that lifts the dirt, then goes in the bin. No scratches on your lens. For the reversing camera, the 360° cameras and the camera behind your windscreen.
The advanced features on modern vehicles rely on cameras to assist with parking, braking and steering. A single smear on one of the vehicle's cameras will result in an obscured picture or a warning displayed on the camera monitor.
The reversing camera sits low and catches all the spray from the road. After one wet drive you mostly see spots.
When a camera is blocked, many cars switch off features like lane keeping or adaptive cruise control for a while.
A 360° system already has four cameras, and some cars have even more. Every lens needs to be clean for a clear picture.
One wet wipe, used once. You never rub old dirt across your lens, so it can't scratch.
Each wet wipe is separately packaged to remain damp for months when left in a vehicle.
A wet wipe can be used to remove dirt, road grime (film) and finger prints. Use the minimum amount of pressure to clean your lenses.
Do NOT use an individual wipe twice. After you have cleaned one surface, you will need to dispose of the wet wipe as the dirt has been transferred into the wipe. If you reuse a wet wipe, it may scratch the coating on your lens.
These wipes are ammonia free and contain very little alcohol. This ensures that your camera coverings and coatings do not become damaged.
Made from viscose. Bin it after use, don't flush it.
Won't dry out in the glovebox, not even after a hot summer.
A flat box with 30 wipes.
Use a fresh wipe per camera. Every lens stays scratch-free.
Haze on the inside of the windscreen, behind the camera? No wipe can reach that. That's a job for the workshop.
Price announced at launch
For each model you'll see where the cameras are, where dirt builds up and how to clean them.
Yes, if your car has cameras for parking or driver assistance. That covers almost every new car, from Tesla and Volkswagen to Kia, BYD and Volvo.
That's what it's designed for. The liquid contains no ammonia and little alcohol, the two substances that can damage plastic and coatings. Wipe gently, without pressure.
Yes you can, but because a glass cleaner has many uses (you will reuse the same cloth), you get dirt stuck in your cloth which then scratches your lens. You throw away your CamWipe after you clean each lens.
It almost always does if there is an issue due to dirt on the exterior surface. If you have a haze problem on the inside of your windshield, or there is an application issue with your software, wiping your windshield won’t fix either of those issues.
CamWipes launches in early 2027 in stores and in our own online shop. Join the waitlist and you'll hear first.
Join the waitlist. One email at launch, nothing else.