Car Dashcams: Choose by Channel
Record the road, the cabin and the rear. Compare 1, 2 and 3-channel dashcams.
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A dashcam is a small camera fitted in the vehicle that records video while you drive. Depending on the model, it records the road, the cabin or the rear view. It helps you review an incident, document road conditions and keep a record of journeys.
What a dashcam can do
- Show what happened after a collision or near miss
- Record road conditions
- Support fleet safety reviews
- Lock important clips with the G-sensor
- Show live view and location on 4G models
G-sensor, parking and connectivity
A G-sensor detects a sudden impact and locks the clip so loop recording does not overwrite it. Parking monitoring depends on the model and may need a hardwire kit that protects the vehicle battery. GPS logging, Wi-Fi playback and 4G live view are different features, so check each one on the model you choose.
Limits to know
A dashcam does not prevent every accident or guarantee that every event is recorded. Picture quality depends on resolution, lens, light and fitting position. Storage is limited, so back up important clips. Follow privacy rules when you record passengers.
Questions we hear often
Does every dashcam support live view?
No. Live view needs a connected 4G model, an active plan and network coverage.
Which channel count should I choose?
1-channel for the front only, 2-channel for two views, 3-channel for front, cabin and rear.
Can footage be saved forever?
No. Storage is limited, so back up important clips.
Do you install dashcams?
Yes. Share your city and vehicle and we will confirm.