1080p Dash Cam – Multi-Channel & Parking Mode

Capture the road ahead and activity inside the vehicle with a dash camera that brings its main lenses and display into one unit. The adjustable lens modules sit on either side of a central screen, allowing you to aim a forward view and a cabin view during installation. This arrangement is useful for drivers who want a record of a journey alongside what happens around the occupants.

The camera provides 1080p video recording and a 2-inch display for viewing the camera image and using the on-device interface. Physical buttons below the screen keep the main controls together. Lens positioning matters: direct the road-facing view through a clear section of the windscreen and aim the interior lens toward the part of the cabin you want to record.

A rear-camera connection supports an additional compatible camera for a rear view. The main unit’s built-in views and a connected rear camera serve different purposes, giving you a way to extend the recording arrangement beyond the two lenses on the recorder itself.

Footage is stored locally on a TF/microSD card, with Class 10 card support. Loop recording allows newer video to replace older ordinary recordings as storage fills. This helps maintain an ongoing journey record without repeatedly clearing the entire card by hand. The G-sensor adds impact detection to the recording functions, providing an event-related feature alongside ordinary video capture.

Audio recording can add sound to the video record, while night-vision support helps the camera operate when lighting is lower. Actual visible detail depends on the scene and available light, so an unobstructed lens position remains useful for both day and night recording.

Parking mode offers a further monitoring function when the vehicle is stationary. Recording while parked needs a compatible power arrangement and camera setup; it depends on the recorder having the power needed to operate. The top power connection and side card slot provide access for installation and local storage, keeping everyday operation centred on the camera rather than a separate phone interface.