Pruveeo Multi Channel Dash Cam

The Pruveeo D90-4CH is a powerful, multi-channel dash cam system designed to eliminate blind spots by recording from four separate 1080p cameras simultaneously. It captures footage of the front, rear, and both sides of your vehicle (or interior cabin), making it highly popular among rideshare drivers and daily commuters. Key Features4-Channel Recording: Simultaneously records four high-definition 1080p feeds, covering the front, rear, and both sides of your car.Adjustable Side Lenses: The main unit features a forward-facing camera and two adjustable side lenses. You can rotate them to face outward at your blind spots or pivot them inward to record the cabin.Built-in GPS & Wi-Fi: Logs your exact location, route, and speed. The Wi-Fi connectivity allows you to easily download and share clips on your iOS or Android device via the Pruveeo app.Parking Mode & Time-Lapse: Automatically monitors your vehicle when parked, switching to a time-lapse mode to save memory card space. (Note: Requires an ACC hardwire kit, which is typically sold separately).Loop Recording & G-Sensor: Automatically overwrites the oldest unlocked footage when the SD card is full, while the G-sensor "crash lock" safeguards files in the event of an impact. Installation TipsSetting up a 4-channel system requires routing cables out of sight behind your vehicle's trim, ceiling liner, and floor panels.Use the included plastic pry tool to gently tuck the wires under the headliner and weather stripping.The rear camera is designed to be installed at the back of the vehicle, which can also be wired to your reverse lights to function as a backup camera.For a step-by-step visual walkthrough of how to route the wiring and properly set up the cameras in your car:3mPruveeo D90-4CH Dash Cam ReviewYouTube · MiltnificentTo explore different pricing options and retailer availability, check out the Pruveeo D90-4CH Dash Cam on Amazon or view it directly on the Pruveeo D90-4CH 128GB Product Page.If you're considering this dash cam, let me know:What type of vehicle do you drive?Are you interested in 24/7 parking mode (which requires hardwiring)?Do you want help comparing this to a dual-channel system?

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Open Box (never used)