4 Channel 5G WiFi Dashcam FHD 1080P 170° Wide Angle G-Sensor with 64GB Card

Side swipes in car parks and being clipped on a roundabout are the incidents a front-and-rear camera misses. This recorder runs four channels at once and moves footage to your phone over a 5 GHz link, not the busier 2.4 GHz band.

Four channels, one screen

All four feeds record simultaneously at 1080p and appear together on the display, so there is no cycling through views to work out what happened. Three cameras face forward and can be angled independently: one down a lane, one across a blind spot, one at the cabin if you carry passengers for work. The rear camera carries four infrared LEDs, which is what produces a usable image in an unlit car park.

Faster transfers off the camera

Pulling a card out and hunting for a reader is why most people never review their footage. The 5 GHz band is less congested than 2.4 GHz, and the supplier quotes roughly four times faster transfers through the app on that basis. Note that the 5G in the title means that Wi-Fi band, not a mobile network.

Key features

• Four-channel 1080p: every channel recording at once, all on one screen.
• Adjustable front cameras: three forward units, each aimed separately.
• Infrared rear camera: four IR LEDs for recording in the dark.

Specifications

• Channels: 4, recording simultaneously
• Resolution: 1080p per channel
• Field of view: 170 degrees (stated in the product title only, not in the supplier's detail copy)
• Wi-Fi: 5 GHz, mobile app supported
• Rear camera: infrared, 4 LEDs
• Recording: loop recording, G-sensor emergency lock
• Power: cigarette lighter lead supplied

What's in the box

• Driving recorder
• Cigarette lighter power cord
• Rear camera kit
• Installation bracket
• Instruction manual

Two things to check

• The title mentions a 64 GB card, but the supplier's pack list does not include one.
• Parking monitoring only runs while the camera has an external power source, which is the supplier's own note on the feature.

Suited to rideshare and delivery work, or anyone parking on the street overnight.