Beferich 4K Dash Cam Front and Rear with 64GB, GPS, and 5.8GHz WiFi
Product description
What it is
A dual-channel dash cam system designed to capture the road ahead in 4K and the rear in 2.5K, with a wide 170° front view and 150° rear view. It includes a 3.16-inch IPS display for playback and navigation of settings, plus built‑in GPS to log speed and route.
Why it matters
On the paper setup, the combination of Ultra HD front recording and high‑resolution rear footage provides clear detail for signs, licence plates and any incidents. The integrated 5.8GHz WiFi enables quick video transfer to a mobile app, making it easier to review clips or share evidence if needed. A 64GB card ships with the package, and the loop recording feature automatically overwrites the oldest files when the card is full, so you’re less likely to run out of space.
How it handles night driving
Night vision is supported by a 6‑layer F/1.8 aperture lens with HDR/WDR processing, aiming to retain visibility when lighting conditions worsen. This means you’re more likely to spot meaningful details in poor light, though performance will still depend on street lighting and exposure in each scenario.
What stands out day to day
The front camera’s 4K capture paired with GPS logging gives a coherent account of journeys, useful for daily commutes or longer trips. The built‑in G‑sensor guards critical clips if a collision or jolt occurs, preventing crucial footage from being overwritten. Installation is described as straightforward: mount the front unit on the windscreen, tuck the cables away with the included tool, and place the rear camera on the rear window.
Limitations and trade‑offs
If you prioritise higher rear resolution, the 2.5K rear is good but not as sharp as the front 4K, which is typical for dual‑camera setups. The system relies on the 64GB card for storage, if you expect extended trips with many hours of footage, you may need to swap to a larger card. Also, while the app offers wireless preview and transfer, experiences with WiFi can vary by phone model and network conditions.
Who it’s for
This dash cam suits drivers who want strong evidence capture from both directions, especially for city driving or busy roads where plate visibility and clear incident footage matter. If you value GPS logging and simple playback on a compact screen, it could fit well into a practical car‑tech setup.
Who it isn’t for
If you need the utmost rear‑camera resolution or no‑compromise low‑light performance in every scenario, you might explore options with higher end rear sensors or more aggressive stitching of footage. It’s also less ideal if you frequently exceed 64GB of daily footage and don’t want to manage card swaps.
Before you buy
Check whether the 64GB card is included and confirm compatibility with the Viidure app on your iOS or Android device. Consider where you’ll run the wires and whether you’re comfortable mounting both cameras for a clean installation. Remember that the 170° front view is excellent for coverage, but extremely wide angles can sometimes crop out detail at the extreme edges.
Practical use example
Imagine cruising on a dimly lit highway: the front 4K keeps number plates readable as you pass, while the rear 2.5K captures traffic behind you. If an incident occurs, the G‑sensor locks the clip, and you can review drive data and GPS path in the app later.
Technical snapshot
- Front: 4K (3840×2160P) recording
- Rear: 2.5K recording
- Lenses: 170° front, 150° rear
- Display: 3.16-inch IPS screen
- Connectivity: Built‑in 5.8GHz WiFi
- Storage: 64GB card included, loop recording
- Additional: Built‑in GPS, G‑sensor, HDR/WDR night vision
FAQ
Q: Does it record continuously when parked? A: It offers Parking Mode as part of the feature set, but depends on conditions and setup. Q: How does the GPS data appear in the app? A: It logs speed and route and shows real‑time coordinates on a map within the app. Q: Can I view footage without removing the card? A: Yes, via the 3.16‑inch screen or the mobile app over WiFi.
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if you want a balanced, dual‑camera system with solid daytime 4K and reliable evidence capture, plus GPS logging and an included memory card. It may not be the best fit if you need exceptionally sharp rear footage or prefer a higher storage capacity out of the box, in that case, you might favour models with larger cards or different sensor specs.