Best budget STARVIS 2: Sony STARVIS 2 sensor at an entry price, which means better night video than most cameras in its price range. A first dash cam for daily commuting with sharp front video and GPS.
Best-value 4K: Number-plate enhancement and a STARVIS 2 4K front sensor at a mid price. Most drivers: daily driving in the city and on highways with clear 4K front video.
Flagship 2-channel: True 4K on BOTH cameras with two STARVIS 2 sensors: most dual cams record only 1080P at the rear. Drivers who want the sharpest possible evidence both in front of and behind the car.
360° rotating 4K: Motorised 360° front lens: one camera covers the road, the cabin and the sides. Owners who want to look around the car remotely: the lens turns 360° from the app.
Premium 3-channel: Three cameras with HDR on every channel and an infrared cabin camera that sees in the dark. Uber, Careem, InDrive and taxi drivers who need the cabin recorded, day and night.
Top 3-channel: dual 4K + cabin: World-first dual-4K three-channel dash cam: 4K front, 4K rear and an infrared 1080P cabin camera. Ride-hailing and taxi drivers who want the best possible evidence front, back and inside.
Budget 3-channel: Three cameras with an infrared cabin camera at a much lower price than the T800. Ride-hailing drivers who need front, rear and cabin recording on a budget.
