WANLIPO Dual-Channel Dash Cam 4K

A collision can happen in front of your car or behind it, and a single forward-facing camera leaves the rear of the story out. This WANLIPO dash cam records both views to give you footage from either direction.

The front camera records in 4K, while the rear camera records in 1080P. A 64GB card is included, so you can begin recording without sourcing a card separately.

The trade-off is that useful features depend on a few setup habits, including managing the card and reconnecting Wi-Fi after formatting. Here’s what matters before choosing it.

Technical details

The A13 is a dual-channel dash cam with 4K front and 1080P rear recording. Its front lens has a 170-degree viewing angle, and the rear lens has a 120-degree angle. Those wider views are intended to capture more of the road around each camera, though they don’t guarantee that every detail will be legible in every recording.

It includes a 2-inch IPS display, a 64GB memory card, loop recording, and a G-sensor. When the card fills, loop recording overwrites older files. If the G-sensor detects an impact, it locks the related footage so it is less likely to be overwritten. The listing also specifies night vision, WDR, an F1.6 aperture, and a six-layer optical lens.

For parking monitoring, the camera is described as waking after the vehicle is turned off when it detects a strong vibration or impact. It then records and locks a 15-second emergency video. That is impact-triggered recording, not a promise of continuous footage while parked.

What it works with

The Viidure app is listed as compatible with iOS and Android phones. Through the app, you can view and play back recordings, switch between front and rear views, download clips, change camera settings, and share footage. The camera uses 5GHz Wi-Fi for the phone connection, remember that you’ll need to reconnect after formatting the card.

The listing says those basic viewing and file functions do not require VIP membership. Some extras—video speed adjustment, timeline viewing, and cloud disk uploads—may require a membership. Viidure is a third-party app, not an exclusive WANLIPO service, so the free-versus-membership distinction is worth noting if those extras are part of your plan.

Usage tips

Format the included memory card regularly. The product notice warns that leaving a full card unformatted can affect file storage dates or restore the camera’s factory time. After formatting, reconnect the dash cam to Wi-Fi before using the app again. If a recording matters, check that it has been saved or locked rather than assuming loop recording will preserve it indefinitely.

A practical routine is to review a short front and rear clip in the app after setup, then confirm that both views are recording before relying on the camera for a commute. The listing does not give installation dimensions, so whether it suits a particularly crowded windshield is difficult to judge without that measurement.

Practical doubts

Can I get clips without a paid app membership? The listing says viewing, playback, downloads, front/rear switching, setup, and sharing are available without VIP. Certain advanced app features may require membership.

Does the camera protect every parked-car recording? Its parking mode is described as impact-triggered: after shutdown, a strong vibration or impact prompts a locked 15-second video. It is not described as continuous parking surveillance.

Will loop recording keep older clips? No. When storage is full, it overwrites the oldest files, footage locked by the G-sensor is intended to be protected from that process. Regular card formatting is also advised in the product notice.

When it makes sense

A solid pick if you want front-and-rear recording, phone access to clips, and a card included in the package. Compared with a simpler front-only camera, the rear channel adds another recorded perspective, compared with a more involved setup, this listing does not establish continuous parking coverage or provide installation dimensions. Not the best choice if you need uninterrupted parked-car recording or depend on the app’s membership-only extras. For everyday driving and impact-triggered incident capture, its combination of dual views, loop recording, and locked event clips is the more relevant case for buying it.