4 Channel Dash Cam, 4K + 3 x 1080P Dash Cam Front/Rear/Inside/Side 360°View Car
4K + 3 x 1080P Dash Cam Front/Rear/Inside/Side 360° View Car Camera Built-in 5G WiFi GPS
4 Channel Dash Cam, 4K + 3 x 1080P Dash Cam Front/Rear/Inside/Side 360°View Car Camera Built-in 5G WiFi GPS, 24H Parking Mode, G-Sensor, Loop Recording, 64GB Card Included
- 【 ° 】 Eliminate every blind spot with our advanced 4-channel system. While standard 3 channel dash cam models miss side impacts, this dash cam records Front (4K), Rear, Left, and Right (1080P) simultaneously. Ideal for proving innocence in complex side-swipe or "crash-for-cash" scams on busy UK roads
- 【 & 】 Capture crystal-clear details with the Front 4K camera and 8 Infrared (IR) LEDs for cabin views. WDR technology prevents overexposure from headlights, ensuring license plates and faces are clearly visible even in pitch-black conditions or late-night driving.
- 【 – & 】 Equipped with a high-sensitivity G-sensor that automatically detects sudden collisions or emergency braking. The current video is instantly locked and protected from being overwritten, preserving critical evidence for legal protection and insurance verification.
- 【 & 】Access footage instantly via high-speed 5G WiFi—no need to remove the SD card. The integrated GPS accurately logs your driving speed, routes, and location, providing authoritative, time-stamped evidence for insurance claims and police reports
- 【 】 Experience worry-free storage with automatic loop recording that overwrites the oldest, unprotected files when memory is full. Supports up to 128GB expansion, ensuring constant recording during long commutes or road trips
- 【 – 】 Includes a high-endurance 64GB SD card and suction cup mount for easy DIY setup. Compatible with 12V-24V power sources (cigarette lighter), making it suitable for cars, SUVs, vans, and trucks. Designed for professional reliability on every journey
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- 64GB Card Included
| SKU: | B0H3P6LQ99 |
| Weight: | 403 Grams |
| Brand: | Kaelo |
| Colour: | Grey |
| Batteries Included: | Lithium Ion |
| Manufacture: | Kaelo |
| Colour: | Grey |
| Origin: | China |
Product Description
a pretty good dashcam (the two side cameras make it stand out), good value
This is a pretty good dashcam: high resolution facing forward, and two swivel-able side cameras (I’ve never seen a dashcam with side cameras before, beyond cars with cameras built in). The side cams are only 1080p, but the forward cam is 4K, lots of resolution to read license plates (for some reason, the 4K out of this doesn’t seem to match the quality of the 4K out of my mirrorless camera). I can connect to the camera with my phone, and see all the clips, which is great (I’ve not downloaded any yet, the camera isn’t full). I’m still working on running the cables for the rear camera (it’s a lot more challenging than I thought it would be). I’ve read that thi scamera is capable of 24 hour monitoring, but you have to buy an extra kit for that. Nice that it includes a 64GB card, I was able to get going right away. This was priced at only 15.55 when I ordered it, which is a stellar value (but I really don’t know how they can sell a dashcam as featured as this one at that price point).
Installed this cam on a drizzly Saturday before the weekly supermarket run, my son timed me at 18 minutes though he reckons I cheated by not counting the rear cable tidy up. First impression once the LEDs blinked to life, wow that front 4K lens is sharp. Number plates three cars ahead showed up on the app like they’d been typed in.
The real test came that evening when a fox darted across the lane near Basingstoke. I braked, heard the familiar thud of a tailgater kissing my tow bar, and immediately saw all four angles saved, plus the GPS speed stamp. And the best bit, thanks to the 5 GHz link I pushed the clip to my phone before the chap had even finished practising his colourful vocabulary.
Loop storage, night vision, parking sentry, it just gets on with the job. So my chess clock can stay in my pocket for once, the cam watches the road.
I stuck this dash cam on the windscreen a few weeks back and promptly got on with life. Yesterday, crawling through the rain toward Year 4 pick-up, a white van skimmed far too close. Later that evening I opened the app over a cuppa, and there it was in glorious 4K front footage plus the cheeky 1080P side view, number plate crisp as a new exercise book. Van man can try his luck with my insurance, I’ve got receipts.
The four channel coverage feels like having mirrors that never blink. And the eight IR LEDs light the cabin better than my courtesy lamp, so the late drive home from yoga is properly covered. I’ve already replayed a fox darting across the lane at midnight, purely because the night detail made it look like Attenborough footage.
Setup wasn’t scary either, surprised myself if I’m honest, the included 64GB card meant plug in, teach the kids their new favourite word “loop recording”, done.
Peace of mind, sorted.
My Corsa finally has eyes everywhere and I’m calmer already. Fitting took less time than the kids spend arguing over the last brownie, plug in, stick on, done.
Thursday evening, racing from the ward to nursery pick up (note to self: teach kids to buckle quicker), a white van skimmed my left mirror. The side camera caught his plate clear as day in 1080P while the front lens sat there smugly in 4K. The insurance chap called it “perfect evidence” and I may have done a small victory wiggle.
And that 5 GHz WiFi is grand, I had the clip on my phone before the kettle clicked off. Night shifts mean night drives, the eight IR LEDs keep everything visible on the pitch dark B road by the farm, those wandering sheep have never looked sharper. I haven’t even tried parking mode yet but knowing it’s waiting in the wings feels reassuring.
So yes, the labrador may still chew shoes but at least the car is covered.
First impression, it feels like a proper bit of kit rather than a toy camera stuck to the windscreen. The suction mount went on my Fiesta’s glass during a damp Saturday afternoon and, to my surprise, it hasn’t slipped once despite the salty seaside air we get here.
Four lenses cover every angle, the front one records in 4K while the others tick along at 1080P. I didn’t bother measuring but the twin cables for the rear unit easily tucked under trim with a plastic pry tool the maker chucked in. Setup was painless, scan the QR, connect on 5 GHz WiFi, job done.
And here’s the fun part. A white van skimmed far too close on the A38, my fifteen year old shrieked, the G-sensor locked the clip, and I replayed it on my phone before the bloke had even finished gesturing. Crisp plate, side view and all. People seem to drive so erratic these days and everyone thinks they own the road.
Quality feels solid, night pictures look surprisingly clean, and with the card already included it saves faffing about ordering extras. Happy with the performance and a very solid choice.
I picked up this four-way dash cam to replace my old set. The tool feels tough and all the parts look well made. City driving is a mess. I want to see every side of my car. The suction mount made setup fast. I tucked the long wires under the car trim. The front unit sticks to the glass and has not moved at all. I like that the front lens films in 4K. The other three lenses film in 1080P for the back and sides. The setup was easy. I scanned the code to link the app. The box held a 64GB card so I started recording right away. This four-way set works well because it films the front, back, and both sides at once. I use it on my daily drive. The four lenses catch every angle. I watch the clips on my phone using the 5G link. This link is fast. I do not need to pull the card out. The built-in GPS logs my speed and path on every trip. I checked the films at night. Eight lights fill the cab. The night view stays sharp on dark roads. The price is fair for four lenses.
Loop recording works fine. It wipes old files to make room for new ones. I also like the G-sensor for crash locks. The park mode works well. You must buy a wire kit for all-night use. The side views look a bit rough in bright sun. Still, it sees every blind spot around my car. It is a handy tool for any driver. Rainy days do not stop the lenses. I see road signs well through the mist. The app lets me trim clips. I send the best bits to my email. This saves time after a long day. My old cam was slow. This new set is a big leap forward. The wide view helps at four-way stops. I see cars that come from the side. The build feels like it will last. Heat from the sun does not warp the case. Cold nights do not stop the start-up. It wakes up in five seconds. This speed is great when I am in a rush.
The 4K lens catches small details like plates and signs. I feel safe when I drive home late. This kit gives me a full view of the road. I can prove what happened if a car hits my side. Other cams miss those spots. The small screen stays out of the way. It does not block my view of the road. I like the matte black look of dash cam. It blends in with my car interior. The app is simple to use. It does not crash or lag. I can change the settings from my seat. This saves me from poking at small buttons. I trust this tool to keep my record clean. It is a solid piece of gear. I will recommend it.
Great one
I bought this dash cam because driving lately feels a bit chaotic and I wanted something for peace of mind. My husband fitted it in the car over the weekend and it was easier than expected once the cables were tucked away.
The picture quality is really clear, especially the front camera, and you can read number plates properly. The app setup didn’t take long either. I also like that it automatically saves clips if there’s sudden braking or movement. Feels much more reassuring having it there on busy roads and school runs.