Single Front (1-Channel)
Front-only dash cams — the simplest, most affordable way to protect yourself on the road. A great first dash cam that covers most incidents ahead.
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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.
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1-Channel · the essentials, up front
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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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