
First 3-channel dash cam with cloud. Waterproof rear cam. 3x Starvis 2, 3x HDR, Wi-Fi, dual GPS, buffered parking mode, optional CPL
Dual channel dash cams record outside the front and rear windows of your car. They are also known as “dual lens” or “front and rear” dash cams. NOTE: While taxi cams are technically also dual channel dash cams, we have put them in an extra category to make it easier for you to find what you are looking for.
Both cost almost the same, but which one is best? In this comparison, we analyze each camera’s video quality, usability, and other features to help you decide.
Front and rear dashboard cameras are also called dual-channel or dual-lens dash cams, or simply just dual dash cams. These are dash cams that have one camera recording out the windscreen, and one camera out of the rear window. We’ve reviewed most of the major front and rear dash cams on the market today, and found enormous differences in quality and…
Dual 1080p dash cam with infrared LEDs for the rear camera, enabling taxi/rideshare drivers to record the passenger cabin even at night. Has Wi-Fi, 2″ screen, optional GPS, optional CPL filter for front camera. Short and long cables included so you can install the rear camera on the windshield or rear window as preferred.
Arguably the most innovative dashboard camera of 2019, the Nextbase 522GW includes ground-breaking features such as automatic Emergency SOS alerts to authorities in the case of an accident, and full Alexa integration. Comes with a 3″ touch screen and several rear view modules, so you can upgrade this device to a dual-channel cam or a taxi cam. Has Wi-Fi, GPS, simple parking mode, in-built CPL filter.
Are you looking for a dashboard camera that records the road not ahead of, but also behind your car? For optimal protection, most drivers opt for dual channel dash cams these days. Find out which two-way dash cam offers perfect security for you. NOTE: This article is outdated. For an up-to-date list of the latest dual-channel dash cams, click here.…