Dual 1080P, Front and Rear
Both channels record at once — 130° through the windshield, 135° behind you. The rear channel is the one that earns its keep: being hit from behind is the most common collision there is, and it happens exactly where your own eyes cannot document it. The rear camera is waterproof and mounts above the license plate, so rain, road spray and winter salt don't take it out of service.
An F1.8 aperture on the front lens pulls in noticeably more light than the narrow optics on cheaper cameras. That's the difference between "a dark sedan hit me" and a plate you can actually read under streetlights.
