Front + Rear (2-Channel)

Front and rear dash cam kits — full coverage that protects you from rear-enders and captures more in car parks. The right choice for most drivers.

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1-Channel vs 2-Channel vs 3-Channel — which setup do you need?

How many cameras your dash cam records from. More channels means more of what happens around your car is captured as evidence — front, rear, and inside the cabin.

Single Front
1-Channel · the essentials, up front
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Front + Rear
2-Channel · full front & rear cover
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3-Channel & More
Total coverage, inside & out
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What it records The road ahead The road ahead + directly behind Front, rear + the cabin or sides
Best for First dash cam, budget-minded, everyday commuting Most Aussie drivers, families, EV & Tesla owners Rideshare & Uber, taxis, tradies, fleets
Evidence if you're hit from behind ✗ Not covered ✓ Fully covered ✓ Fully covered
Captures tailgaters & rear collisions ✗ ✓ ✓
Interior / passenger view ✗ ✗ ✓ Ideal for rideshare
Cameras included 1 (front) 2 (front + rear) 3+ (front, rear, interior)
Install effort Simplest Moderate — rear cable run Highest — pro install recommended
Typical price $ $$ $$$
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Front + Rear
2-Channel · full front & rear cover
What it recordsThe road ahead + directly behind
Best forMost Aussie drivers, families, EV & Tesla owners
Evidence if you're hit from behind✓ Fully covered
Captures tailgaters & rear collisions✓
Interior / passenger view✗
Cameras included2 (front + rear)
Install effortModerate — rear cable run
Typical price$$
Single Front
1-Channel · the essentials, up front
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What it recordsThe road ahead
Best forFirst dash cam, budget-minded, everyday commuting
Evidence if you're hit from behind✗ Not covered
Captures tailgaters & rear collisions✗
Interior / passenger view✗
Cameras included1 (front)
Install effortSimplest
Typical price$
3-Channel & More
Total coverage, inside & out
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What it recordsFront, rear + the cabin or sides
Best forRideshare & Uber, taxis, tradies, fleets
Evidence if you're hit from behind✓ Fully covered
Captures tailgaters & rear collisions✓
Interior / passenger view✓ Ideal for rideshare
Cameras included3+ (front, rear, interior)
Install effortHighest — pro install recommended
Typical price$$$

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Front + rear (2-channel) dash cam questions, answered

Why choose front and rear?
The rear camera captures the most common claim — someone running into the back of you — plus the car park behind. It's the setup we recommend for most drivers.
Is the rear camera as good as the front?
Rear resolution is often a step below the front (e.g. 4K front / 2K rear), which is plenty for number plates behind you. Check each product for exact specs.
Is a 2-channel harder to install?
It's a little more work than front-only (routing a cable to the rear), but still a comfortable DIY job — or we can install it cleanly for you.
Which 2-channel dash cam do you recommend?
The BlackVue Elite and FineVu GX-series both do 2-channel brilliantly. Message us and we'll match one to your car.