4K HD Car Dash Camera with Night Vision GPS

You pull out of the driveway in the dark and the dash cam is already recording the road ahead in 4K.

The camera mounts high on the windshield behind the mirror, wired in and out of sight, watching the lane through an F1.8 lens at a 170 degree spread. It records in 2160P, so a number plate two cars ahead stays legible when you scrub the footage later, and the night vision keeps the picture usable once the streetlights take over.

Built-in GPS stamps each clip with location and speed, WiFi pushes the footage to your phone without pulling the card, and loop recording writes over the oldest files so it never stops mid drive. Park up and the collision sensor keeps watch, capturing the moment a trolley or another bumper finds your car while you are away.

Key Benefits

• 4K resolution Records at 2160P so plates and signs stay legible when you review the clip.
• Night vision The F1.8 lens holds a usable picture once the light drops to streetlamps.
• 170 degree view Wide field catches the next lane and the kerb, not just the road dead ahead.
• Built-in GPS Tags every clip with location and speed for a clear record of the drive.
• Parking monitor Collision detection keeps recording while the car is off and unattended.
• WiFi and loop recording Pull footage to your phone and let old files overwrite automatically.

Best for: daily commuters, ride-share drivers and anyone who wants a clear record of the road and the parked car.

Why It Works

The wide F1.8 aperture pulls in more light than a standard lens, which is what lets the 4K sensor hold detail at night instead of smearing into noise. Pair that with GPS speed and location stamps and loop recording, and every drive is logged without you touching a button.

Quick Product Facts: Resolution: 2160P 4K; Lens aperture: F1.8; Viewing angle: 170 degrees; Connectivity: WiFi and USB; GPS: built in; Functions: loop recording, reversing image, parking collision detection, pedestrian warning; Options: single or dual lens; In the box: camera, USB cable, mounting accessories.

How It Fits Your Routine

You mount it once behind the mirror and forget it is there. Start the engine and it powers up and records on its own, looping over old footage so the card never fills.

If something happens on the road, the collision sensor flags and protects that clip. Back home, you open the app over WiFi and save or share the moment straight from your phone.

Leave the car in a lot and the parking monitor stays alert, catching the knock that would otherwise go unexplained when you return.

FAQ

What resolution does it record? 2160P, which is full 4K, through an F1.8 lens.

Does it work at night? Yes. Night vision and the wide aperture keep the picture usable in low light.

Can I get footage without removing the card? Yes. WiFi lets you pull and share clips from your phone.

What is the difference between single and dual lens? Single records the road ahead. Dual adds a second lens, such as a rear or cabin view.