BOTSLAB 4-Channel Dash Cam with 128GB Card

Four camera views are the main reason to consider this BOTSLAB dash cam: it records the front, rear, and two side angles at the same time. That gives you more context than a basic front-facing camera when a lane change or parking incident happens outside the windshield view.

The package includes a 128GB card and a hardwire kit, so it is set up for more than ordinary driving footage. Parking mode still depends on connecting the kit to your vehicle.

If you prioritize broad coverage and parked-car monitoring, this setup has a clear purpose, if you prefer a simpler installation and fewer camera views, a basic dash cam may be easier to live with.

Where it shines

The four cameras record together, with a 170-degree front view, two 120-degree side views, and a 150-degree rear view. The listed recording combination is 3K for the front camera and 1080P for each of the other three. The detachable magnetic mounts on the side cameras also allow a three-channel or dual-camera arrangement, which is useful if you do not need every view for every drive.

For a practical example, imagine pulling into a crowded parking lot: the split-screen playback can show the car’s surroundings across all four feeds, while the rear and side recordings add context that a front-only clip would miss. The 3.18-inch touchscreen makes it possible to check those views on the device, and voice control offers another way to operate it without reaching for the screen.

What matters most

Parking coverage is more involved than simply leaving the camera on. The included hardwire kit supports three modes: time-lapse recording at 1 fps, motion-triggered Sentry recording of a 1-minute clip when movement is detected within 15 feet, and collision detection that locks impact footage. A G-sensor also saves the 8 seconds before a detected crash or severe vibration, along with the event itself. These features are aimed at keeping useful context, but they rely on the camera being set up for the mode you want.

Built-in GPS logs location, speed, and route. You can review route information through the BOTSLAB app or use the DVplayer PC software for driving animations. The 5.8GHz Wi-Fi supports phone transfers, while the included 128GB card provides storage to get started. On the spec sheet, the F1.8 aperture, infrared LEDs, and WDR are intended to help with dark or high-contrast scenes, actual results will depend on conditions and camera placement.

Best use cases

This is suited to drivers who want several angles recorded at once, plus a parking mode for when the vehicle is left unattended. The supercapacitor is specified for operation from -20°C to 70°C and is designed to protect data during power cuts. It is not a battery-powered, install-and-forget parking setup: the parking features require the hardwire kit, and installing a four-camera system takes more planning than mounting a single front camera.

You’ll appreciate it if you want front, rear, and cabin-side coverage with GPS and on-device playback. It’s not for you if a straightforward front-facing camera is enough or you want to avoid a wired parking-mode setup.

Should you buy it?

Choose this BOTSLAB if the extra camera angles solve a real concern—such as recording activity alongside and behind the vehicle—and you are willing to set up the hardwire connection for parking monitoring. The removable side cameras add some flexibility, and the included card means you are not starting without storage. Skip it if you mainly need a simple record of the road ahead: the additional views, controls, app features, and installation requirements may be more than that use calls for.