Best 4-Channel Dash Cams Compared

REDTIGER VP40 4-Channel 360° – Best Premium 4-Channel

Overview The REDTIGER VP40 is a flagship four-channel 360° dash cam built around dual Sony STARVIS 2 sensors. 4K main front + side, rear and cabin channels, IR night vision on the interior camera, GPS, WiFi app transfer and parking mode round out the package.

The standout here is the dual STARVIS 2 pairing – it turns nighttime fares into usable footage instead of grainy guesswork, and the IR cabin channel keeps recording cleanly when the dome light is off. Side cameras close the blind spots that bite rideshare drivers in lane-change disputes, so a single incident review covers every angle.

Trade-off: at $229 it's the most expensive of the four, and routing four cable runs in a sedan is a weekend job – most owners pay a shop or buy the hardwire kit for parking mode.

Pros

• Dual Sony STARVIS 2 sensors – best-in-class low light

• True 360° coverage with side cameras for lane-change disputes

• IR cabin night vision works with interior lights off

• GPS, WiFi app and parking mode included

• 4K main channel resolves plates at distance

Cons

• Most expensive option in this roundup

• Four-camera install is a multi-hour job

• Hardwire kit for parking mode sold separately

Best for rideshare and Uber drivers who want flagship night-time evidence on every side of the vehicle.

AZDOME M660 4CH – Best Mainstream 4-Channel

Overview The AZDOME M660 is a four-channel front + rear + cabin + side dash cam from one of the longest-running brands in the category. Full 360° recording, GPS logging, dual-band 2.4/5GHz WiFi, smartphone app and 24-hour parking surveillance.

AZDOME's pitch is reliability – the M660 has been shipping long enough that firmware, app and mounting hardware are mature, which matters when you're depending on four channels recording every shift. Dual-band WiFi means you can pull a clip on 5GHz in seconds instead of waiting on a 2.4GHz trickle, and the cabin camera with IR is purpose-built for ride logs.

The catch is price – at $239 it lands above the REDTIGER while running smaller sensors, so you're paying for the brand's track record rather than headline specs.

Pros

• Established brand with mature app and firmware

• Full 360° coverage – front, rear, cabin, side

• Dual-band WiFi for fast clip downloads

• IR cabin camera ideal for rideshare logs

• GPS and 24-hour parking surveillance built in

Cons

• Priciest option without flagship sensors

• Cabin/side camera mounting needs planning

• Top-tier microSD card recommended (not included)

Best for drivers who want a proven 360° system from a brand with long-term firmware support.

PRUVEEO D90 4-Channel – Best Value 4-Channel

Overview The PRUVEEO D90 is a four-channel 360° dash cam covering front, rear, cabin and side at a value price. IR LEDs on the interior camera, loop recording across all four channels, G-sensor incident lock and parking mode.

The D90 brings true four-camera coverage in at $139 – roughly half the price of the premium picks – and the IR cabin channel still records cleanly with the dome light off, which is the single feature rideshare drivers care most about for night shifts. For a new Uber or Lyft driver who hasn't earned back the cost of a flagship system yet, it ticks the boxes that actually settle disputes.

Trade-offs are honest: resolution on the auxiliary channels is lower than the premium picks, and there's no integrated GPS, so speed/location overlay requires the add-on module.

Pros

• Genuine 4-channel 360° coverage at value pricing

• IR cabin LEDs for true dark-interior recording

• Loop recording and G-sensor lock on all channels

• Parking mode supported with hardwire kit

• Lowest install risk – fewer premium parts to damage

Cons

• Auxiliary channels lower resolution than premium picks

• GPS module sold separately

• App and firmware less polished than top brands

Best for new rideshare drivers who need four-channel coverage without flagship pricing.

Roadwitness 4K 4-Channel – Best 4K 4-Channel Value

Overview The Roadwitness 4K 4-Channel is a 360° dash cam aimed at cars, trucks and RVs, with a 4K main channel plus rear, cabin and side coverage. App connectivity, GPS, parking surveillance and loop recording.

This one threads the needle on resolution – a 4K front sensor at $139 is rare in a four-channel kit, and that matters for truckers and RV owners who need to resolve plates on the highway at speed. The wide-coverage side cameras pair well with longer vehicles where mirror blind spots are bigger and lane changes more consequential.

Honest cons: Roadwitness is a less-established name than AZDOME or REDTIGER, so long-term firmware updates and app polish are less of a sure thing, and the cabin channel uses standard low-light rather than dedicated IR.

Pros

• 4K main channel rare at this price point

• Full 360° coverage tuned for trucks and RVs

• GPS speed/location overlay built in

• Parking surveillance for long unattended stops

• App connectivity for in-cab clip review

Cons

• Newer brand – less long-term firmware track record

• Cabin channel lacks dedicated IR LEDs

• Four-camera install on a long vehicle takes time

Best for truck and RV owners who want a 4K front channel and 360° coverage without paying premium prices.