Does it really record all four cameras at once?

Yes. The front, both side and rear cameras record simultaneously, which is the point of the four-channel design. The side cameras can be detached to run fewer channels if you prefer.

Can I use it as a normal 2-channel dash cam?

Yes. With the side cameras removed it runs as a front-plus-rear setup. The side cameras attach by magnetic mount, so switching between modes is meant to be quick.

Is 3K enough to read license plates at night?

It claims plate-readable footage at night, but that depends heavily on headlights and street lighting. Expect clear plates up close in good light and softer results in poor light.

The listing does not detail the box contents. Expect the main unit, the four cameras, mounting hardware and cabling, but confirm accessories before buying.

Does it have GPS, parking mode or a phone app?

None of these are stated. Treat it as a recording-only unit unless the seller confirms otherwise.

Where is the 4 Channel 360° Dash Cam cheapest?

At Walmart, for $99.00, as of our latest check.

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4 Channel 360° Dash Cam

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Our take on the 4 Channel 360° Dash Cam

A generic multi-camera dash cam that records four views at once: a 170° front camera, two 120° side cameras and a 150° rear camera. The side cameras sit on detachable magnetic mounts, so you can run it as a 3-channel or 2-channel setup instead. It is aimed at drivers who want full coverage around the car for insurance and incident evidence. Against two-channel rivals it covers more angles, but the brand is generic, so support and firmware updates are the open question.

Best forDrivers who want side and rear coverage, not just a front viewRideshare and delivery drivers documenting incidentsParking and tight-lane situations with blind spotsBuyers who want to switch between 2, 3 and 4 camera setups

Pros

Four cameras record simultaneously for near-full coverage
Wide angles: 170° front, 120° sides, 150° rear
Side cameras detach on magnetic mounts for a 3- or 2-channel setup
Claims 3K resolution with plate-readable night footage
Rear coverage included, unlike front-only cams

Cons

Generic brand with little track record on support or firmware
Four simultaneous streams mean more cabling and install work
Side camera placement and wiring can be fiddly
Night plate reading depends on lighting more than the spec sheet claims
No mention of GPS, parking mode or app control

4 Channel 360° Dash Cam prices at every store

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In stockSold by SunnyBay MerchandiseReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
$99.00Free shippingChecked Nov 12
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About the 4 Channel 360° Dash Cam

This dash cam has four cameras for 360° coverage around the vehicle. A 170° front camera, two 120° side cameras and a 150° rear camera leave no blind spots. All four cameras record at the same time.

The side cameras attach with detachable magnetic mounts. With them attached, it runs in 3-channel mode (4K + 2 x 1080P). Without them, it runs as a dual dash cam (4K + 1080P). It is designed to capture license plates clearly, including at night.

Channels: 4 cameras recording simultaneously
Front camera: 170° field of view
Side cameras: 2 x 120° field of view
Rear camera: 150° field of view
Coverage: 360°
Recording modes: 3-channel (4K + 2 x 1080P) or dual (4K + 1080P)
Side mounts: Detachable, magnetic
Color: Black

Specifications

color: BlackSource

Questions and answers

Does it really record all four cameras at once?: Yes. The front, both side and rear cameras record simultaneously, which is the point of the four-channel design. The side cameras can be detached to run fewer channels if you prefer.
Can I use it as a normal 2-channel dash cam?: Yes. With the side cameras removed it runs as a front-plus-rear setup. The side cameras attach by magnetic mount, so switching between modes is meant to be quick.
Is 3K enough to read license plates at night?: It claims plate-readable footage at night, but that depends heavily on headlights and street lighting. Expect clear plates up close in good light and softer results in poor light.
What is in the box?: The listing does not detail the box contents. Expect the main unit, the four cameras, mounting hardware and cabling, but confirm accessories before buying.
Does it have GPS, parking mode or a phone app?: None of these are stated. Treat it as a recording-only unit unless the seller confirms otherwise.
Where is the 4 Channel 360° Dash Cam cheapest?: At Walmart, for $99.00, as of our latest check.