Capture the road ahead in 3840 x 2160 resolution with this 4K Dual Dash Cam, a two-camera recording system built for drivers who want evidence they can actually use. The front unit measures just 9.5cm wide and mounts discreetly behind your rear-view mirror, while the compact 1080P rear camera covers everything happening behind the vehicle. Together they record simultaneously, giving you a complete picture of any incident rather than half of one.
A 170-degree front lens takes in three lanes of traffic at once, and a 6-glass lens with an F1.8 aperture combines with WDR processing to hold detail through headlight glare, tunnel exits, and unlit roads. Built-in WiFi connects the camera to your smartphone for live view, playback and instant downloads, while GPS records speed and route data alongside the footage. A 64GB microSD card is supplied in the box, and loop recording, a G-sensor and parking monitoring run in the background so the camera looks after itself once installed.
4K Ultra HD Front Recording
The forward camera records at 2160P and 30 frames per second, resolving number plates, road signs and shopfront details that lower-resolution units reduce to guesswork.
1080P Rear Channel
A separate bracket-mounted rear camera films at 1920 x 1080 across a 150-degree field, documenting tailgating, rear-end collisions and car park contact while you drive or reverse.
WDR and F1.8 Night Vision
Wide Dynamic Range automatically balances bright and dark areas within the same frame, while the F1.8 aperture and 6-glass lens pull in extra light on poorly lit roads.
WiFi App Control
Pair the camera with your phone to watch the live feed, change recording duration, capture stills, and download clips ready to send to an insurer or post online.
GPS Speed and Route Logging
Every recording carries GPS positioning and speed data, displayed on a map within the app so you can confirm exactly where and how fast you were travelling.
G-Sensor Event Lock
When the camera detects a collision or sharp vibration, it seals that clip into protected storage immediately so loop recording cannot overwrite it later.
Why Choose This 4K Dual Dash Cam in Cyprus?
Driving conditions across the island put real demands on a windscreen camera. Harsh summer sun creates deep shadow under flyovers and inside underpasses, coastal humidity and dust settle on glass, and roundabout-heavy junctions in the city centres generate exactly the kind of low-speed disputes where footage settles the argument. A 4K front channel with WDR handles those swings in light far better than a basic 1080P unit.
The rear channel matters just as much here. Tight residential parking in Nicosia and Limassol, busy seafront car parks in the summer months, and heavy tourist traffic on coastal roads all raise the odds of contact from behind. Recording both directions at once means you are not relying on witnesses or a neighbour’s camera when something happens outside your line of sight.
Practical Protection for Cyprus Drivers
- Recording From Day One: A 64GB microSD card is included, so there is nothing extra to buy before the camera starts working
- Glare Management: WDR and the F1.8 lens cope with strong Mediterranean sunlight and the sharp contrast at tunnel and underpass exits
- Discreet Mounting: At 9.5cm wide with a low-profile adhesive bracket, the unit tucks behind the mirror without blocking your view or attracting attention
- Parking Surveillance: The parking monitor keeps watch while the vehicle is unattended, useful for street parking and shared apartment bays
- Instant Evidence Sharing: Download clips over WiFi at the roadside and forward them to your insurer without removing the memory card
- Continuous Operation: Loop recording overwrites the oldest unprotected files automatically, so the camera never stops for a full card
Whether you commute daily along the A1, drive between Larnaca and Paphos for work, or simply want cover for the school run and weekend trips into the Troodos, this dual-camera setup runs quietly in the background and only asks for your attention when you need the footage. Installation takes minutes using the supplied adhesive mount, cable clips and trim tool, with a Type-C connection handling power to the front unit.
Technical Specifications:
| Front Resolution | 4K Ultra HD, 3840 x 2160 at 30fps |
| Rear Resolution | 1080P, 1920 x 1080 |
| Front Viewing Angle | 170 degrees |
| Rear Viewing Angle | 150 degrees |
| Lens | 6-glass lens, F1.8 aperture |
| Display | 5cm diagonal (1.97in) screen |
| Main Unit Dimensions | 9.5cm x 3.6cm |
| Mount Dimensions | 3.8cm x 2.6cm |
| Connectivity | Built-in WiFi with smartphone app, GPS |
| Power Port | USB Type-C |
| Storage Supplied | 64GB microSD card included |
| Maximum Storage | microSD up to 256GB supported |
| Image Processing | WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) |
| Recording Features | Loop recording, G-sensor event lock, parking monitor, voice guidance |
| Includes | 1 x 4K front dash cam, 1 x 1080P rear camera with cable, 1 x 64GB microSD card, adhesive mount, cable clips, trim removal tool, card reader, reset pin |
| Warranty | 2 years |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a memory card included with the dash cam?
Yes. A 64GB microSD card is supplied in the box, so the camera is ready to record as soon as it is mounted. If you prefer a larger card, the unit supports capacities up to 256GB.
Do the front and rear cameras record at the same time?
Yes. Both channels run simultaneously, with the front recording in 4K and the rear in 1080P, giving you continuous coverage in both directions on a single memory card.
How do I get footage off the camera?
Connect your phone to the camera’s built-in WiFi and use the companion app to preview, download and share clips. Alternatively, remove the microSD card and read it on a computer using the supplied card reader.
What does the parking monitor do?
Parking monitoring keeps the camera alert while the vehicle is switched off, recording when motion or impact is detected. A hardwire kit is typically required for extended unattended monitoring, as the camera draws power from the vehicle.
Will the recordings show speed and location?
Yes. GPS data is logged alongside the video, so playback in the app displays your route on a map together with the speed recorded at each point in the clip.
