Dash cams with Front, rear, and inside dash

Three-way recording for full vehicle coverage

This catalog features dash cams that record three directions at once. These systems use a front camera for the road, a rear camera for the bumper, and an interior lens for the cabin. This setup is common for rideshare drivers who need to document interactions inside the car while also capturing traffic events.

The listings include various screen sizes, such as 3 in IPS touchscreens and larger 4 in displays. Most models are designed to mount on the windshield and draw power from the vehicle 12V socket or a hardwire kit.

Hardware features in this catalog

Many models in this set include high-resolution sensors like the Starvis 2 for better low-light performance. You will find units with built-in WiFi for transferring files to a phone and GPS for logging speed and location data.

• 4K resolution on the front channel
• Infrared lights for cabin night vision
• Wide-angle lenses up to 170 degrees
• Capacitor-based power for heat resistance
• Loop recording to manage card space

Common questions about triple dash cams

Q: Do these cameras record all three views at the same time? A: Yes, these systems save separate video files for the front, rear, and interior views simultaneously.

Q: Can the interior camera see in the dark? A: Most models in this set use infrared LEDs to record clear footage of passengers in total darkness.