3 Channel Dash Cam Front Rear 8K Full UHD - Triple Car Camera

In this review the 3 Channel Dash Cam Front Rear 8K Full UHD aims squarely at drivers who want uninterrupted, comprehensive vehicle surveillance without juggling multiple devices. The biggest reason to consider it is the true three-camera coverage - front, interior and rear - combined with built-in parking mode and a compact 2.0in screen for on-device playback. For someone who values continuous recording, clear low-light footage and a ready-to-use kit that includes a 32GB U3 card, this dash cam delivers a practical balance of clarity and convenience.

Key Features

• Three-camera coverage: The front 170deg, interior 120deg and rear 120deg lenses provide wide-angle views to reduce blind spots around the vehicle.
• High-resolution capture: 4K-class clarity is used to record detailed footage at the front and rear so road signs and license plates are easier to read in recordings.
• 24-hour parking mode: The unit switches to a low-power time-delay parking mode when the car is off to capture incidents while parked, with continuous recording requiring an optional hardwire kit.
• G-sensor protection: Built-in G-sensor automatically locks collision files as evidence and prevents them from being overwritten during loop recording.
• Low-light optics: A 6-layer glass lens with F2.0 aperture plus WDR/HDR processing helps maintain usable detail at night and in high-contrast scenes.
• On-device viewing: The integrated 2.0in IPS screen lets users review clips and manage settings without removing the card.

Who It's For

This dash cam is well suited for drivers who want a single, integrated system to monitor front, cabin and rear views without installing separate cameras. Fleet drivers, ride-share operators and families who park on the street will appreciate the parking mode and sensor-locked incident footage.

Those who need truly 24-hour unattended recording should plan to purchase the optional hardwire kit for continuous power. Users seeking a minimalist single-lens recorder or who require built-in GPS logging should consider other models with those specific features.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Triple-camera setup gives comprehensive coverage of front, interior and rear views.
• Included 32GB U3 card and simple suction mount make installation and first use quick.
• G-sensor and loop overwrite handling protect important collision clips automatically.
• WDR/HDR and F2.0 optics improve night and shadow detail compared with basic dash cams.

Cons

• True 24-hour continuous recording requires an extra hardwire kit; not fully standalone for long-term parking surveillance.
• Onboard 2.0in screen is useful but small compared with separate playback workflows.

Specifications

Brand	lensuge
Camera channels	3 channel (front, interior, rear)
Front lens angle	170 deg
Aperture and optics	6-layer glass lens, F2.0
Display	Built-in 2.0in IPS screen
Included storage	32GB U3 speed memory card
Parking mode	24H parking mode with time-delay recording (hardwire kit needed for full continuous)

Our Verdict

The 3 Channel Dash Cam is a practical, value-oriented choice for drivers who want comprehensive coverage and reliable incident protection without complex setup. With wide-angle triple cameras, G-sensor locking and improved low-light optics, it covers the core needs of everyday drivers and ride operators; add the optional hardwire kit if you need uninterrupted 24-hour parking surveillance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the unit include a memory card?
Yes, it ships with a 32GB U3 speed memory card preinstalled for immediate use.

Can it record while the car is parked all day?
It supports a parking mode with time-delay recording, but achieving 24-hour continuous recording requires purchasing a separate hardwire kit for constant power.

Are collision clips protected from overwrite?
Yes, the built-in G-sensor automatically locks collision footage so those files are not overwritten during loop recording.