When you're choosing a dash cam to cover the road ahead, the rear window, and the cabin behind you, the decision usually comes down to how many camera channels you need and which extras you're willing to pay for. All four cameras in this guide are listed as new and cover front, rear, and inside views, but they split on channel count, power, storage, and parking-related features. The listed prices range from $16.99 to $30.77, and that spread is where the real choice sits.
Quick take: If you want the broadest coverage, the 4-Channel Dashcam 360° adds left and right views at the top of the price range. The 360° 4 Channel is the alternative with a bundled memory card. The Dash Cam Front Rear Inside brings G-sensor and parking monitoring to a mid-priced three-position camera. The Car Dual Lens offers front, rear, and inside coverage at the lowest listed price, with a 320MAH battery.
Listed price comparison
| Product | Listed Price | Price Bar |
|---|---|---|
| 4-Channel Dashcam 360° 1080P HD Car Dash Cam Front Rear Inside Left Right | USD 30.77 | |
| 360° 4 Channel 1080P HD Car Dash Cam Front and Rear Inside Left Right + Camera | USD 28.99 | |
| Dash Cam Front Rear Inside 1080P Night Vision G-Sensor Parking Monitor | USD 24.49 | |
| Car Dual Lens Dash Cam HD 1080P Front/Rear/Inside Video Recorder Camera G-Sensor | USD 16.99 |
The bar length shows where each listed price sits relative to the $30.77 top price. The $13.78 gap between the lowest and highest listing is the steepest part of the comparison, and it matches a real feature difference in channel count and included extras.
Decision matrix
| Product | Best For | Keep In Mind |
|---|---|---|
| 4-Channel Dashcam 360° | Drivers who want left and right blind-spot coverage | Top-priced listing; focus is four-camera coverage and night vision |
| 360° 4 Channel + Camera | Drivers who want four-way coverage plus a 64GB SD card | Lists a 150mAh battery; price is close to the top |
| Dash Cam Front Rear Inside | Drivers who want G-sensor and parking features | Parking and reverse may need proper wiring and continuous power |
| Car Dual Lens | Drivers who want a lower price and a visible screen | Title and description use different lens-count wording |
Product notes
#### 4-Channel Dashcam 360° 1080P HD Car Dash Cam Front Rear Inside Left Right
The $30.77 camera is the most expensive listing here, and its four-camera setup is built to cover front, rear, inside, left, and right. The front camera is listed at 1080P with a 150° wide angle, while the two cabin-facing cameras have 120° angles. HDR, WDR, a CMOS sensor, F1.8 aperture, and eight infrared lights are all part of the night-vision package. This is the listing to read if side blind spots matter as much as the road ahead. The main limitation is the price: it's the top-priced unit in this set, so you're paying for the widest coverage rather than for a bundled memory card or the lowest sticker.
#### 360° 4 Channel 1080P HD Car Dash Cam Front and Rear Inside Left Right + Camera
At $28.99, this four-channel camera sits just below the top price and matches the left-and-right coverage of the 4-Channel Dashcam. The listing includes loop recording, motion detection, night vision, an LCD display, a 25fps frame rate, and an included 64GB SD card that supports 8-128GB. That bundled storage is the concrete reason to choose it over the higher-priced four-channel model. The trade-off is the listed 150mAh battery, which is smaller than the 320MAH on the Car Dual Lens, and the price itself, which is still near the upper end of the range.
#### Dash Cam Front Rear Inside 1080P Night Vision G-Sensor Parking Monitor
Priced at $24.49, this three-position camera records front, cabin, and rear, and the title puts G-sensor front and center. The description adds loop recording, night vision with cabin IR, parking monitoring, and reverse image support, with the caveat that parking and reverse features may require proper wiring or installation and a continuous power supply. Choose this when G-sensor impact detection and parking monitoring are the features you actually want. The limitation is that those parking features are not described as plug-and-play, so installation planning matters.
#### Car Dual Lens Dash Cam HD 1080P Front/Rear/Inside Video Recorder Camera G-Sensor
The lowest listed price is $16.99, and this camera includes a 320MAH battery and a 2.0-inch IPS display in its attribute list. The product title highlights front, rear, and inside recording, with G-sensor in the title, and the description references a 170° front camera, a 120° cabin camera, a 110° rear camera, IR cabin light, and WDR. It's also the only model here that specifically calls out rideshare drivers like Uber, Lyft, and taxi in its attributes. Choose it for the lower price and the larger listed battery. The limitation is the wording mismatch: the title says Dual Lens while the description refers to a three-channel system, so read the coverage description instead of relying on the lens count.
Final recommendation by use case
- If left and right side coverage is your priority, the 4-Channel Dashcam 360° at the top of the price range is the camera to compare first.
- If you want four-way coverage and a bundled 64GB SD card, the 360° 4 Channel is the one to choose.
- If G-sensor and parking monitoring matter more than side cameras, the Dash Cam Front Rear Inside is the best fit of these four.
- If price and a larger listed battery are the deciding factors, the Car Dual Lens covers front, rear, and inside for the lowest listed price.
Every camera here covers the three essential views, so let channel count, included storage, and parking features settle the choice.
