1080P Dash Cam
- ChipsetGeneralplus 6248 + GC2063 sensor
- Display2.5″ IPS, 320 × 240
- Lens12.0 MP, 170° wide angle, 4G lens
Four recorder platforms built around 1080P front capture, IPS review screens and loop recording on removable TF or microSD storage. Screen sizes run from 2.5 inch to 4.0 inch, with magnetic and adhesive mounting.
The published figures that actually change the buying decision: the chipset and sensor pair, the review screen, the storage ceiling and whether a second channel is available.
Three platforms across the range. Generalplus 6248 with a GC2063 sensor on the 1080P Dash Cam; Novatek 96658 with a GC2023 on the 4inch Dash Cam; Mstar 8336 with a Sony IMX307 on the Wifi Dash Cams and Dash Cams listings. The IMX307 is the low-light part.
2.5 inch 320 × 240 IPS on the 1080P Dash Cam; 4.0 inch 800 × 480 on the 4inch Dash Cam; 4.0 inch 640 × 480 IPS, with an optional touch panel, on the Mstar models.
TF card 4 to 64 GB on the 1080P Dash Cam; TF card 4 to 128 GB on the 4inch Dash Cam; microSD 16 to 128 GB, Class 10 or above, on the Sony IMX307 models. All use loop recording.
The 1080P Dash Cam takes an optional rear camera on a VGA 640 × 480 channel, so one part number covers single and dual channel builds. The 4inch Dash Cam ships as a front-and-rear kit.
Private design throughout. The 1080P Dash Cam uses a plastic housing; the 4inch Dash Cam uses metal — worth confirming where the unit sits behind glass in direct sun.
The Mstar 8336 models carry built-in Wi-Fi to a companion mobile app for live view, playback and download, and take OTA software updates.
Send the product name and quantity — the datasheet comes back with the quotation.