Core · Front, rear & cabin
4-Channel 360° Dash Cam
Full coverage in one unit. Four channels capture front, rear, and cabin at once, with 8 IR lamps intended to help footage stay usable at night and 24/7 parking mode support. It is the most feature-complete setup in our lineup — the trade-off is more complexity and higher storage demands than a single- or dual-channel system.
Product info updated August 2026
Our review
Best for: Rideshare and delivery drivers, or anyone who wants front, rear, and cabin covered from a single device.
Consider something else if: You only need front-facing evidence — a single or dual-channel camera is lighter on cost and install time.
This is the pick for drivers who want everything covered from a single device. Where a front-only camera sees just the road ahead, a 4-channel 360° system records front, rear, and the cabin together, so an incident is captured from every angle at once.
The practical strengths here are night vision and around-the-clock protection: 8 infrared lamps help the footage stay usable after dark, and 24/7 parking mode keeps watch while you are away. Note that parking mode needs a voltage-reduction (hardwire) line, and it ships with a 64GB card while supporting up to 256GB — worth upgrading the card given four channels write a lot of data.
The specifications above come from the manufacturer's published product documentation. The verdict and assessment are RoadLens' own editorial analysis based on those specifications — see how we choose for the framework we use.
Frequently asked questions
Does this need hardwiring for parking mode?
Yes — 24/7 parking mode draws constant power, so it needs a hardwire (voltage-reduction) line. Driving-only recording works from the regular power lead.
What memory card should I use?
A high-endurance card, and a larger capacity than usual, since four channels write a lot of data. It includes 64GB and supports up to 256GB.
What does 360° coverage mean?
It combines multiple lenses to capture front, rear, and cabin together, so an incident is recorded from several angles at once.