3-Channel 4K dash cam 64GB WiFi with G-sensor
Product description
Key features
This 3-channel dash cam set up by TOOXYZ gives you front, interior, and rear coverage in one system, helping you capture more of what matters when you are driving, changing lanes, reversing, or dealing with an unexpected incident. With a 3.16 inch HD IPS screen and a 4K front camera alongside 1080P interior and 1080P rear cameras, it is built for situations where a single view is simply not enough. It is also designed with night performance in mind, using WDR for more balanced footage across different lighting conditions and night vision support for clearer recordings in darker conditions.
The included built-in 64GB SD card gives you storage straight away, and loop recording keeps the camera running continuously by overwriting the oldest unprotected files once the card fills. When something sudden happens, a built-in G-sensor detects impacts or hard braking and locks the relevant footage to help prevent it being overwritten. Parking mode is also included for extra coverage while your vehicle is left unattended, although it notes that hardwiring is required for that feature.
If you prefer to review clips away from the car, the 5GHz WiFi connection and free app control are there to make it easier to view, download, and share recordings from your phone. Want the option to choose recording behaviour based on the moment? The cam can switch between different recording modes, including a triple-camera setup for full coverage and an automatic dual-camera mode when the rear camera is disconnected. 🚗📱
Tech specs
- Name: 3 Channel 4K Dash Cam Front Inside and Rear 5GHz WiFi
- Type: Triple lens dash camera
- Display: 3.16 inch HD IPS screen
- Resolution: 4K front, 1080P interior, 1080P rear
- WiFi: 5GHz WiFi connectivity
- Storage: built-in 64GB SD card
- Functions: G-sensor, loop recording, parking mode, WDR, night vision, WDR
What to know before you buy
When you are investing in a dash camera, two practical questions usually matter most, how many views you can record and how the camera behaves when something goes wrong. This model is designed to record simultaneously in 4K front, 1080P interior, and 1080P rear, which helps reduce blind spots compared with single-lens setups. According to the manufacturer, it covers around 4 to 5 lanes with its combined field of view for the front, interior, and rear areas. You can also switch to different recording modes depending on your setup, including a triple-camera mode for full monitoring and a high-resolution dual-camera mode when the rear camera is disconnected.
Night driving and changing light conditions are handled using a wide dynamic range approach, with WDR technology intended to keep highlights and darker areas more balanced. Night vision is supported with 4 IR LEDs, and the camera uses an F1.8 large aperture along with enhanced multi-layer optics for sharper image quality in low light, again as stated by the manufacturer. There is also a low-profile, discreet design to help it blend with your vehicle interior without obstructing the driving view.
If you are thinking about evidence, the G-sensor plus loop recording workflow is the key point. The camera detects impacts or hard braking and locks the relevant video footage so it is not overwritten by loop recording, helping you preserve important clips. It is worth noting that parking monitoring is part of the feature set, but hardwiring is required to use it, so you will want to plan installation accordingly. 📌
For everyday convenience, the dedicated app support on a 5GHz connection helps you view, download, and share recordings from your phone, with essential functions described as free and no VIP subscription required. Playback is also available via SD card on a computer if you prefer that route. This can be useful if you want to quickly check what happened during a manoeuvre without relying only on in-car screen playback.
Who it’s for
It makes sense if you drive a private vehicle and want multi-angle coverage that includes the front road, the cabin, and the rear in one system, especially when you change lanes often or reverse frequently. It can also suit rideshare drivers and taxis where you may want a clear record of what passengers see and what happens both outside and inside the vehicle. If you regularly park in public areas or are concerned about hit-and-run incidents, the inclusion of parking mode adds an extra layer of monitoring, provided you handle the hardwiring requirement. Worth considering if you want an install that looks tidy, with a low-profile design and a 90 degree rotatable camera lens for more flexible fit across cars, SUVs, trucks, and vans.
If you want straightforward DIY setup, the product description mentions clear step-by-step installation guidance, and the low-profile hidden design is intended to avoid blocking your view. You may want to skip it if you do not want to use hardwiring for parking monitoring, since that is specifically called out as required for the 24 7 protection feature. For everything else, the included SD card and the combination of G-sensor locking, loop recording, night support, and multi-lens capture cover common everyday scenarios where footage can make a real difference. ✅.