Rideshare Dual Dash Cam 1080p, 4.3in Screen, GPS & WiFi

Yes, it has a built-in microphone that records cabin audio alongside video. This can be crucial for capturing verbal agreements or the context of an incident. Please be aware that audio recording is governed by the Crimes Act 1961 and the Privacy Act 2020, which may require the consent of the people being recorded. We recommend reviewing your local regulations to ensure lawful use.

The camera creates its own WiFi network. Download the companion app to your smartphone, connect to the camera's network, and you can stream live video, review recorded clips, download files directly to your phone, or adjust settings, all without removing the SD card. This is particularly useful for rideshare drivers or fleet managers who need to quickly share evidence.

The internal 3.7V 300mAh Polymer Li-ion battery serves as a backup to maintain the internal clock and user settings when the camera is disconnected from vehicle power. It is not designed for extended standalone recording. For true 24/7 parking surveillance that records upon impact or motion, a hardwiring kit (sold separately) connected to your vehicle's fuse box is required.

Yes. Via the USB 2.0 connection, you can switch the device to PC camera mode, making it a functional webcam for video calls or conferences. This adds versatility beyond its primary function as a dash cam.

The electronic anti-shake function helps stabilise video footage by compensating for high-frequency vibrations from rough roads or an ageing vehicle suspension. It's most noticeable at lower speeds on uneven surfaces. For optimal results on smooth highways, you may choose to disable it via the settings menu to prioritise pure image detail.

The camera uses loop recording. When the MicroSD card reaches capacity, it automatically overwrites the oldest unlocked files (those not protected by the G-sensor or manual lock). This ensures continuous recording without manual intervention. We recommend formatting the card in-camera every few months to maintain optimal performance and prevent file corruption.

Yes. The external GPS antenna provides precise location (typically within 5-10 metre accuracy) and speed data, which is embedded directly into the video file's metadata. This data is widely accepted by New Zealand insurance companies and courts as reliable evidence, provided the device is properly installed and calibrated.