S13 3-Lens Touch-Screen FHD Dash Cam – Front, Interior, Rear + Wi-Fi & Motion Detection

The 3-Lens Touch-Screen FHD Dash Cam is a versatile vehicle surveillance system that captures footage from the front, cabin, and rear simultaneously. Featuring a responsive touch-screen interface, this dash cam allows for intuitive control and easy setup straight from the device.

It records in Full HD across all three channels—ensuring rich detail whether you're monitoring traffic ahead, passengers inside, or events at the rear. With built-in Wi-Fi, transferring footage or configuring via a smartphone/app is seamless. The G-sensor secures critical recordings by locking files during collisions, while motion detection and loop recording help conserve storage by recording continuously and recycling old footage. Timestamped recordings with date and time display add credibility and accuracy for documentation or insurance purposes.

Key Features

• Triple-Lens Design – Includes front, interior, and rear cameras for comprehensive coverage.

• Touch-Screen LCD Interface – Easy menu navigation and live view with responsive touch control.

• Full HD (FHD) Recording – High-definition footage for all three channels.

• Wi-Fi Connectivity – Enables seamless file transfer and remote control via mobile devices.

• G-Sensor Support – Instantly protects footage during impact or sudden movement.

• Motion Detection & Loop Recording – Smartly records and overwrites for continual recording.

• Date & Time Stamp – Accuracy in documenting footage for reference or evidence.

FAQs

Q1: How many cameras are included?
A: Three—front, interior (cabin), and rear.

Q2: How is this device controlled?
A: Via a built-in touch-screen LCD—no cumbersome buttons.

Q3: Does it support Wi-Fi?
A: Yes—wireless connection enables easy file access and control.

Q4: What safety features are built-in?
A: It includes a G-sensor that locks footage during impact and motion detection to start recording automatically.

Q5: How does it manage storage?
A: Through loop recording; it overwrites the oldest files when memory is full, ensuring continuous coverage.