4K 360° DashCam 4-Channel with 128GB

This 4-channel 360° dashcam records front, rear, cabin and side views to give comprehensive coverage while you drive and when the vehicle is parked. It captures 4K front footage and adjustable inside and rear cameras to document collisions, hit-and-run incidents, and activity around passengers or cargo, helping drivers and ride-hailing operators keep clearer records.

Key Points

The system combines a 166° front lens, a 158° rotatable rear cam and two adjustable side cams for near blind-spot-free monitoring. According to the manufacturer, the front camera records at 4K (3840 x 2160) to capture license plates and road details while interior IR LEDs let the cabin camera record in very low light. Voice control reduces distraction by allowing hands-free commands for recording, locking files and switching views. The unit includes a 128GB microSD card and supports up to 256GB cards, with loop recording and a G-sensor that locks event clips automatically.

Technical Specifications

• Name: 4K 360° DashCam for Cars 4 Channel
• Front camera resolution: 3840 x 2160 (4K)
• Included storage: 128GB microSD (supports up to 256GB)
• Field of view: Front 166°, rear rotatable 158°, dual adjustable side cams
• Connectivity: 5.8GHz WiFi and 2.4GHz WiFi, GPS for mapping and speed logging

Benefits

The high-resolution front sensor and multi-angle setup make it easier to capture important visual evidence during accidents or parking incidents. Night performance benefits from an F/1.8 aperture, six-layer optics and WDR technology that together increase exposure in dim situations. Interior monitoring uses eight IR LEDs so occupants remain visible even in a dark cabin, which can be particularly useful for taxi and rideshare drivers who need continual passenger visibility.

Usage Recommendations

Use the voice commands while driving to change camera views or lock footage without taking hands off the wheel. For 24-hour parking surveillance, install the optional hardwire kit so the dashcam can record in low-frame parking mode and use time-lapse capture to compress long idle periods into manageable files. Consider setting G-sensor sensitivity according to typical city or highway driving so normal bumps do not overpopulate the event folder. Note that firmware updates are provided by the manufacturer and may improve features or compatibility over time.