Dual Lens Dash Cam with Rear Camera

The engine turns over, and the dash cam wakes with it, the front lens on the road and the cabin lens on the seats before you reach the corner.

This is a Full HD 1080P dash cam built around two lenses on one body. One faces the road through the windshield, the other turns inward to the cabin, and the housing pivots so you can aim each one where it needs to sit. A separate rear camera runs to the back of the car for the view behind you.

It rides on a suction mount up near the rear-view mirror, out of your sightline, with a 3.16 inch screen that splits the front and cabin feeds side by side. Night vision keeps the picture readable after dark, the 170 degree lens stretches the field wide, and loop recording writes over the oldest footage so the card never stops rolling.

Key Benefits

• Front and cabin lenses Two lenses on one body, one on the road and one on the cabin, aimed independently on a pivoting head.
• Separate rear camera A small rear module wires to the back of the car so the view behind is recorded alongside the front.
• Loop recording The camera overwrites the oldest clips on its own, so the memory card keeps recording every drive without manual clearing.
• Night vision and HDR The lens holds detail in low light and balances harsh glare from headlights and street lamps.
• 170 degree wide view The wide lens captures more of the lane and the cabin than a narrow front-only camera.
• Behind the mirror mount The suction mount fixes it near the rear-view mirror, clear of your view of the road.

Best for: daily commuters, rideshare and delivery drivers, and anyone who wants the road, the cabin and the rear recorded on every trip.

Why It Works

A single front camera misses the cabin and the car behind you. Pairing a front and cabin lens on one body with a deported rear camera covers those gaps, and loop recording means there is no card to clear or footage to delete before the next drive. The suction mount holds the unit steady near the mirror so the picture stays level over rough road.

Quick Product Facts: Resolution: FHD 1080P; Lenses: front and cabin on the body plus a separate rear camera; Screen: 3.16 inch split view; View: 170 degree wide angle; Features: night vision, HDR, loop recording; Mount: suction, behind the rear-view mirror; Versions: standard, or with WiFi.

How It Fits Your Routine

You start the car and the camera powers up with it, recording the road and the cabin before you reach the end of the street. There is nothing to switch on, so the morning commute is covered from the driveway onward.

When something happens on the road, the clip is already saved on the loop. On the WiFi version you open the app at a red light or in the parking lot and send the footage to your phone without pulling the card from the unit.

On longer trips, leave it running the whole way. The loop keeps the recent hours and writes over what came before, so you never stop to manage storage mid-journey.

FAQ

What does it record? The road ahead and the cabin through the two lenses on the body, plus the view behind through the separate rear camera.

What resolution is it? Full HD 1080P, with a 170 degree wide angle lens and night vision for low light.

What is the difference between the versions? The WiFi version adds wireless transfer so you can pull clips to your phone through the app without removing the card.

Where does it mount? On the windshield with a suction mount, up near the rear-view mirror, out of your line of sight.