Not just another gadget on the windscreen
When something happens on the road, the account that counts is the one on video. This records three directions at once and keeps the file, so you are not relying on memory or on the other driver's version.
Claims
Footage of the moment itself gives your insurer something concrete to work from.
Passengers
The cabin view covers what happens inside the car - useful if you drive for work or carry passengers.
Plug in and drive
Suction mount and a 12 V plug - no tools for the front unit.
Your language
Menus in English, French, German, Spanish, Ukrainian and more.
"Even though the camera screen is smaller, it still allows you to see very good detail from both the front and rear facing camera. For what it cost I'd recommend it to anyone who wants a little extra protection for those whoops moments in life."
"Exceeded my expectations! In person it looks even better than in the photos."
"It arrived earlier than expected, I installed it very quickly, and the camera looks great."

Three views, one recorder
- 1
Front
Records the road ahead through the windscreen - where most incidents start.
- 2
Cabin
Faces into the car, with infrared LEDs so the interior stays visible after dark.
- 3
Rear
A separate small camera for the back of the car, wired to the same recorder - it covers the knock from behind a front camera cannot see.
- 4
Loop
Records continuously and overwrites the oldest files once the card is full, so there is nothing to clear.
One for you, one for them A second dash cam for someone you care about
Order two: keep one, give the other to a parent, a partner or a new driver in the family. Same kit, same three cameras - each needs its own microSD card.
Before you order
The kit has no card. Add a microSD up to 32 GB, Class 10 or faster, and format it in the camera before first use.
The internal battery only keeps the clock and settings. Parked recording needs a hardwire kit to a constant supply, sold separately.
Dash cams are legal in most places, but some countries restrict them or limit how footage can be shared. If you carry passengers, tell them the cabin camera records sound and video.
