5-Lens Dash Cam for car 360Wide Angle 3.16 Inch 1080P Dash Camera with Loop Recording Reversing Assistant 24-H Monitoring Easy Installation

- Five cameras as onethis dash cam gives 360 coverage with a 1080P front sensor plus four 480P lenses. Ideal for taxi drivers or van owners who fear blind spots. Adjust the three front angles; the fourth lens watches the cabin. From sideswipe to rear-end or interior dispute, all angles record at 30fps. No more missed details or "I didn't see it. " Complete evidence on every drive ^^ Running low on space? This dashcam for cars auto-overwrites the oldest unlocked footage when your 64GB (not included) card fills up. Perfect for long trips or daily commutes.

Locked videoslike accidentsstay safe forever. Forget about "card full" warnings or lost evidence. Continuous non-stop recording, mile after mile ^^ - Your car stays protected even when parked. Using an ACC hardwire kit (sold separately), this car camera enables continuous 24-hour time-lapse recording. Perfect for street parking or overnight trips. The camera keeps a constant eye on your vehicle, capturing every moment from dusk to dawn. Arrive back to find a scratch? You'll have the footage. Round-the-clock security, even while you sleep ^^ Struggling with tight parking spots? This front and rear car camera automatically switches to parking mode with a clear reverse image and dynamic guidance lines.

Perfect for new drivers or anyone maneuvering crowded city lots. The rear camera activates the moment you shift into reverse, showing exactly how close obstacles are. Say goodbye to parking guesswork and bumper dings. Back in with confidence every time ^^ No mechanic needed. Following the illustrated stepsclean the windshield, mount the bracket, route the 3.5 m power cable along the A-pillar, and connect to your vehicle's power supply. The car recorder also includes a 5.5 m rear camera cable for straightforward rear mounting above the license plate. Great for DIY beginners or anyone who hates messy wiring.

Get full protection up and running in minutes, not hours