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.
- 【 – 】 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
- 【 】 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.
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- 4K + 3 x 1080P Dash Cam Front/Rear/Inside/Side 360° View Car Camera Built-in 5G WiFi GPS
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- 24H Parking Mode
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- 64GB Card Included
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- Loop Recording
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- 64GB Card Included
| SKU: | B0H4ZHQ3C7 |
| Brand: | Kaelo |
| Colour: | Black |
| Colour: | Black |
Product Description
I clipped this 4 channel cam to the windscreen just before the Saturday kick-off run to the swimming pool, rain spattering the glass, dog howling in the boot. Five minutes later I popped the app open at the lights and the live 360 view looked sharper than the match on my telly.
Front lens records in 4K while the two side eyes and the rear sit happily at 1080P, so when a white Fiesta took a cheeky swerve across the roundabout every panel of my car stayed in shot. And because the G sensor went into superhero mode the clip got auto locked, sparing me the treasure hunt through folders later. So I brewed a coffee, hit the 5G WiFi transfer and the whole bundle, GPS stamps included, landed on my Pixel before the kettle clicked off, my wife actually looked impressed which is saying something.
One cable, a free 64GB card, job done. I can finally relax on the school run.
This 4 channel dash camera is a fantastic device that really does ensure you have all angles covered. It featured 4 lenses, 3 of which are attached to the main front camera unit and the 4th is a rear facing camera which attaches to the back of the car. The central front lens offers a wide 170 degree field of view with a sharp 4k image quality whilst the other 3 lenses all offer 150 degrees of vision and 1080p video quality. The outer 2 cameras of the front facing unit can be rotated and positioned correctly the setup offers full 360 degree coverage which is amazing! It’s peace of mine above anything else but knowing you have every angle covered in the event of an accident is really comforting.
The camera links to an accompanying app where you can watch back footage etc and that’s all very convenient and simple to navigate too.
It also comes with a speedy 64GB TF card which boasts write speeds of up to 100mbps which is extremely useful when working with high quality 4K footage and with 4 channels to record simultaneously.
I’m also a big fan of the loop recording functionality which allows the TF card to automatically record over the oldest footage once the card is full. This function can stop itself in the event of a collision in order to ensure the important footage is not recorded over.
On top of all this the camera is really attractive and slimline. It mounts nicely and stays out of the way while offering high quality all over coverage.
Really, really impressed!
I’ve been using this 4channel dash cam for a while now, and I’m genuinely impressed by how complete the setup feels. With cameras covering the front, rear, inside and the side, I get a full view around my car, and it gives me a lot of peace of mind both while driving and when the car is parked. I really like how clear the main footage looks, and the other angles capture enough detail for me to feel confident that everything around the vehicle is recorded properly.
I also enjoy how easy it is for me to connect it to my phone. The wireless connection is stable, and I can check clips or save important recordings without needing to remove the card or plug anything in. The builtin location tracking is helpful too, especially when I want to review a route or confirm where something happened.
When my car is stopped, the system still keeps an eye on things, and I feel reassured knowing it can react if something happens nearby. The emergency lock function works well, and I don’t have to worry about important clips being overwritten. The continuous recording feels smooth, and I like that I can start using it straight away without buying extra accessories.
I thought my single lens cam was doing fine until a driver in a silver Astra decided the Kingsway was a slalom course. That close shave nudged me towards this four channel setup and I’m pretty glad it did.
On a soggy Monday the kids argued about biscuits, the front 4K lens caught every splash, side cams calmly watched the dog pressing its nose on the rear window. Linking the 5G WiFi took thirty seconds, GPS tags dotted the A92, and the bundled 64GB card swallowed a full day of nursery and surgery runs.
Night footage stays sharp, eight IR LEDs light the cabin better than my old head torch. And loop recording means I no longer babysit cards. My only moan, the suction cup sulks in frost, a quick heater blast usually sorts it, I might still swap it for a stickier mount though.
So build feels solid, footage looks clear and the peace of mind on Dundee’s chaotic roundabouts is worth every penny. I’d happily fit the same kit in my wife’s car next.
Covers much more than a dashcam
What makes this very practical to me is the extra coverage, because instead of only recording what is happening in front of the car it also captures rear and side views and that gives me a lot more confidence in situations where something happens from an angle or in a tight space that a basic camera might miss. I also like that the front camera records in 4k resolution, because clearer footage is exactly what I want if I ever need to check number plates or details on the road just in case I have to and the night vision side seems useful as well for darker roads or evening driving when cheaper cameras often struggle. The built in wifi and gps are two features that I use the most and for me these are the most important, since I can access footage more easily and also keep location and driving data together if I ever need it. Having the card included is helpful too because I can use it straight away without buying extra parts first and features like loop recording and emergency file locking make it more practical for daily driving because I do not want to keep managing recordings myself. I have noticed that the size of the memory card is more than enough because even though the new record is over writing the new ones, there are still a lot of videos left just in case I have to check something. It is a very practical camera specifically for the fact that it can record the front back and also the sides of the car and just in case I also want the interior to be filmed I just flip one of the lenses and the whole process is very simple. The video quality is decent enough I would say for how much this camera costs and I really like that it is not that big in size which means that it doesn’t take too much space on the windscreen and it doesn’t reduce visibility while driving and also it doesn’t distract me at all.
Spot on clarity and easy setup
Bolting this four channel dash cam into my creaky Focus on a drizzly Saturday felt like fitting the car with its own little film crew. The front lens shoots in sharp 4K, while two swivel-side cams and the rear unit stitch together a full panorama, I noticed the neighbours terrier chasing us in glorious detail.
The first proper test came on the evening dash to pick up my teen from a gig. And wow, headlights, spray and a weaving van were all handled cleanly, no muddled glare, the eight IR LEDs even caught our four year old twins asleep in the back (tiny snores included). Pulling into the services I fired up the 5G WiFi, grabbed the clip on my phone, GPS stamp and all, before the Costa queue had shuffled forward.
Footage looks crisp, setup took less than a coffee, and build feels sturdy. So, for peace of mind on windy coastal roads, this earns a solid five stars from me.
After seeing more and more videos of accidents and insurance disputes online, I finally decided it was time to fit a proper dash cam rather than relying on a basic front camera. What attracted me to this model was the four-channel setup, as it records not only the front and rear but also both sides of the vehicle. It gives a level of coverage that most standard dash cams simply cannot offer and provides much greater peace of mind whenever the car is parked or out on busy roads.
Installation took a little time because of the additional cameras, but everything needed was included and the instructions were straightforward enough to follow. Once fitted, the system looked surprisingly tidy and didn’t obstruct my view through the windscreen. The included 64GB memory card meant I could start recording immediately without needing to buy anything extra.
The image quality is excellent. The front camera records in sharp 4K, making number plates and road signs easy to read during the day, while the additional Full HD cameras provide clear coverage around the rest of the vehicle. I particularly like having the side cameras, as they capture areas that are normally missed by traditional front and rear dash cams. On narrow streets, busy roundabouts and supermarket car parks, it is reassuring knowing there is video evidence from virtually every angle.
Night performance has also impressed me. Evening drives and poorly lit streets still produce detailed footage, with the wide dynamic range helping to reduce glare from headlights. The interior and side recordings remain clear enough to identify vehicles and surrounding activity, making the system useful around the clock rather than only during daylight hours.
Connecting to the companion app over the built-in 5GHz WiFi is quick and convenient. Instead of removing the memory card every time I wanted to review footage, I was able to browse recordings directly from my phone within a few moments. The built-in GPS is another useful feature, automatically recording speed and route information alongside each video, which could be invaluable if footage ever needs to be shared with an insurance company.
Features such as loop recording and the G-sensor work exactly as expected. The camera quietly records in the background without needing any attention, while important clips are automatically protected if sudden braking or an impact is detected. I also appreciate the support for parking mode, adding another layer of security when leaving the car unattended for longer periods.
I bought this after a couple of near misses in supermarket car parks and wanted a bit more reassurance when driving. The footage from all four cameras is clear, and it’s nice having extra coverage rather than just the front view. It comes with a memory card, so I could get started straight away.
It does take a bit of time to position all the cameras neatly, but once that’s done it works without any fuss. The unit feels well made, the size is neat enough not to get in the way, and the GPS and Wi-Fi are handy extras. Overall, it’s versatile, good quality and offers good value for money.