WINAIL Front and Rear Dash Cam 64GB

Key points

When a close call happens, footage from only one direction can leave part of the story out. This WINAIL dash cam records from front and rear cameras, with 4K front and 2.5K rear resolution.

The front lens has a 170° field of view, while the rear lens covers 165°. That gives you a broader view than a basic front-only camera, though a wide angle cannot guarantee that every detail will be readable in every scene.

A touchscreen and physical buttons provide two ways to control the camera. The included 64GB card supports loop recording, which overwrites older footage as storage fills, the G-sensor can lock clips when it detects a sudden impact so they are less likely to be overwritten.

Best use cases

This setup makes sense for everyday commutes, road trips, and drivers who want a record from both ends of the car. For example, rear footage can add context when you review a sudden stop in traffic, while the front camera records what was ahead. It is a more complete approach than buying a front-only camera, but it also means routing a rear-camera cable through the car.

The maker lists WDR, an F1.8 six-layer lens, and an SC2336 sensor for low-light recording. Those features are intended to help preserve road detail at night, results can still depend on lighting and conditions. Keep in mind that parking mode requires a separate hardwire kit, so the included card alone does not enable parked-car monitoring.

Tips for day-to-day use

Use the touchscreen or physical controls for quick actions, such as locking an important clip, and use the app for previewing, playback, downloads, and settings. The built-in 5.8GHz Wi-Fi supports phone connection and footage transfer, which can be handy when you want to review a drive without removing the card.

During installation, the adhesive mount attaches to the windshield, and the supplied pry tool can help tuck cables along the trim. Plan the rear-camera cable route before securing it in place. If parking coverage matters, factor in the required hardwire kit and the time-lapse parking mode’s use of storage.

Before you decide

Does it record both the front and rear views? Yes. The listed resolutions are 4K for the front camera and 2.5K for the rear.

Can it record while the car is parked? It has a 24-hour parking mode with time-lapse recording, but a hardwire kit is required.

What happens when the memory card fills up? Loop recording overwrites older footage. The G-sensor can lock a clip after a detected bump or impact, helping preserve that recording.

When it makes sense

A solid pick if you want two-camera coverage, app access, and an included 64GB card without piecing together a front-and-rear setup separately. The dual controls are also useful if you prefer having physical buttons alongside a touchscreen.

Not the best choice if you want a simple front-only installation, do not want to route a rear cable, or expect parking monitoring to work without additional hardware. If those tradeoffs suit your car and routine, this camera’s main appeal is straightforward: footage from both directions, with loop recording for regular driving and a separate hardwire requirement for parking mode.