Dual-Channel Dash Cam – Front, Rear, GPS & WiFi

Capture the road ahead and traffic behind your vehicle with a dual-channel dash camera that combines a front recorder, a separate rear camera, GPS journey information and WiFi access. Two viewpoints provide a more complete record than a front camera alone, particularly when reviewing lane changes, traffic approaching from behind or an event during a journey.

The front channel records at 3840 × 2160, while the rear channel records at 1920 × 1080. Dual recording supports the 4K front and 1080p rear combination. The front lens has a 170° view and the rear lens a 140° view, giving each camera a broad view of its respective direction. These viewing angles help capture surrounding road context as well as the vehicle directly ahead or behind.

Night vision, an f/1.8 aperture and WDR support recording under changing lighting conditions. WDR helps balance bright and dark areas within the scene, such as a shaded road with brighter sky above it. Image detail still depends on movement, distance and available light, so footage provides a record of the scene without guaranteeing that every number plate will be readable.

Built-in WiFi connects to the Viidure app for live viewing, editing, downloading and sharing videos or pictures. This makes it easier to retrieve a useful clip on your phone after a drive. The camera also has a built-in display for local viewing. GPS logs the vehicle's location, speed and route, adding journey context to footage. Route information can be reviewed with recordings in the app or with the Viidure desktop player for Windows and Mac. This is useful for understanding where an event occurred along a trip.

The equipment includes the front unit, a rear camera with a 6 m cable, a vehicle charger, mounting accessories and a manual. A hardwire power lead supports the parking-monitoring installation. Parking operation requires a suitable power connection to the vehicle after the engine is switched off. Position both cameras for an unobstructed view and secure the leads along a route that stays clear of controls and airbags. The rear cable length gives you room to plan its path from the front recorder to the back of the vehicle.