FineVu GX1600 2CH Dash Cam – 4K Front + 2K Rear
FineVu GX1600 2CH Dash Cam – 4K Front + 2K Rear
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FineVu's new 4K + 2K two-channel: a true 4K Ultra HD front camera on a large 1/1.8" Sony STARVIS 2 sensor, paired with a 2K Quad HD rear camera, dual HDR and an eight-alert ADAS MAX driver-assist suite, all with GPS, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi built in.
For drivers who want premium 4K and 2K coverage front and rear without paying a four-figure price for it. If 4K up front is enough and you don't need a 2K rear, the GX4K-2CH saves you money. If you'd rather review footage on a screen in the car, look at the GX9000-2CH.
- 4K UHD front + 2K QHD rear
- Sony STARVIS 2, 1/1.8" sensor
- ADAS MAX, 8 alerts incl. rear blind spot
- 3-yr AU warranty · 64GB card included
Who the GX1600 is for
What makes the GX1600 stand out
4K front, 2K rear, both on big sensors
The front camera records 3840 x 2160 (8.3 million pixels) from an 8MP, 1/1.8" Sony STARVIS 2 sensor. That sensor size matters more than the pixel count: bigger photosites gather more light, so plates and faces hold up at dusk and under street lighting. The rear camera is a 5MP unit recording 2560 x 1440, so it captures the detail a Full HD rear misses.
Dual HDR and Auto Night Vision
HDR runs on both cameras, balancing bright headlights against dark backgrounds so detail isn't blown out or lost in shadow. Auto Night Vision reads the light around the car and switches itself on, lifting brightness and contrast at night with nothing for you to remember.
ADAS MAX: eight alerts, front and rear
Five front alerts (forward collision, urban low-speed forward collision, lane departure, front vehicle moved off, pedestrian) and three rear alerts (rear collision, left blind spot, right blind spot). Rear blind-spot detection from a dash cam is unusual at this price and useful on multi-lane roads. Alerts use the built-in GPS.
GPS, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi built in
No external GPS puck and no dongle on a cable. Bluetooth makes the first phone pairing quick, then Wi-Fi handles the fast work: live view, downloading clips and changing settings in the free FineVu CLOUD & Wi-Fi app on iOS and Android. Firmware updates also go through the app.
Made for hot Australian cabins
A supercapacitor, not a lithium battery, so there is nothing to swell on a 40°C day. AI Heat Monitoring watches the temperature in parking mode and shuts the camera down safely if the cabin gets too hot, then it restarts normally when you next turn the ignition on. Rated for operation from -10°C to 60°C.
Format Free 2.0 and Smart Time Lapse
Format Free 2.0 means you never have to reformat the memory card by hand, which extends card life and removes one of the most common causes of dash cam "stopped recording" faults. Smart Time Lapse stretches the card in parking mode and switches to full 30fps recording the moment an impact is detected.
4K front, 2K rear: why both ends matter
Most rear-end and merging incidents are decided by what the rear camera caught. A 2K rear has almost twice the pixels of Full HD, so a plate three cars back is still legible.
The GX1600, in FineVu's own words
FineVu's official GX1600 clip: 4K front and 2K rear resolution from the Sony STARVIS 2 sensor.
Independent first look: Vortex Radar on the GX1600
A short hands-on from one of the most respected independent dash cam and radar detector reviewers.
ADAS MAX: eight alerts that use the built-in GPS
On guard while you're away
Motion detection, impact detection and Smart Time Lapse in parking mode, with two protections built in: a low-voltage cut-off for your car battery and AI Heat Monitoring for the camera.
Your footage, on your phone or your computer
Alerts, card care and personalisation
GX1600 vs GX4K vs GX35: which FineVu?
Three two-channel FineVus, three different answers. Highlighted column is this product.
| GX1600-2CH | GX4K-2CH | GX35-2CH | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Front | 4K UHD, 8MP Sony STARVIS 2 (1/1.8") | 4K UHD, 8.5MP Sony STARVIS | 2K QHD, Sony STARVIS 2 |
| Rear | 2K QHD, 5MP | Full HD 1080p | Full HD 1080p |
| Field of view | 146° front / 135° rear | 136° front / 143° rear | 140° front |
| HDR | Dual HDR (front and rear) | Front | Front |
| Driver assist | ADAS MAX, 8 alerts incl. rear blind spot | ADAS Plus, 2 alerts | ADAS Plus, 2 alerts |
| GPS / Wi-Fi / Bluetooth | All built in | GPS + 5GHz Wi-Fi built in | Wi-Fi built in, external GPS included |
| Card included / max | 64GB / 256GB | 64GB / 256GB | 32GB / 256GB |
| Best for | Maximum detail front and rear | 4K front on a budget, flush look | Smallest body, best value 2K |
| Price | $799 | $649 | $459 |
Specifications
| Channels | 2 (front + rear) |
| Front resolution | 4K Ultra HD 3840 x 2160 @ 30fps (2K QHD 2560 x 1440 selectable) |
| Rear resolution | 2K Quad HD 2560 x 1440 |
| Front sensor | 8MP Sony STARVIS 2 CMOS, 1/1.8" |
| Rear sensor | 5MP CMOS, 1/2.8" |
| Field of view (diagonal) | 146° front / 135° rear |
| HDR | Dual HDR (front and rear) |
| Night recording | Auto Night Vision (self-activating) |
| Driver assistance | ADAS MAX: FCWS, uFCWS, LDWS, FVMA, PCWS (front); RCWS, BSD left, BSD right (rear) |
| GPS | Built in |
| Wi-Fi / Bluetooth | Built in · FineVu CLOUD & Wi-Fi app (iOS/Android) · FineVu Player 2.0 (Windows/Mac) |
| Display | None (non-LCD, app based) |
| Recording modes | Driving: standard, impact, Smart Time Lapse (6fps) · Parking: motion, impact, Smart Time Lapse (2fps) · Manual |
| Parking protection | Low-voltage cut-off (with hybrid/ISG setting) · AI Heat Monitoring |
| Power | Supercapacitor · DC 12V to 24V input · 4.8W in parking mode |
| Storage | 64GB FineVu card included · supports 64GB to 256GB (Class 10+, SDXC) · Format Free 2.0 |
| Operating temperature | -10°C to 60°C (storage -20°C to 70°C) |
| Size / weight | Front 119 x 62 x 32mm, 172g · Rear 63.7 x 29 x 35.5mm, 36g |
| Other | Safety camera alerts (quarterly database updates) · custom OSD text · 3-axis G-sensor · built-in mic and speaker |
| Warranty | 3-year Australian (cameras), 12 months accessories & cards |
What's in the box
- GX1600 4K front camera with mount
- GX1600 2K rear camera with mount
- Front-to-rear connection cable (9m cable available for larger vehicles)
- 3m cigarette-lighter power cord
- Hardwire power cable for parking mode
- 64GB FineVu micro SD card + adaptor
- Quick start guide
Parts diagram
Four ways to power it
Pick the install that suits your car and your confidence level. Two of the four are included in the box.
- Cigarette-lighter cord (included) Plug in and drive, no tools, no wiring. Records while driving only; no parking mode.
- Hardwire cable (included) The permanent, fully hidden install with parking mode and low-voltage protection. We recommend a qualified auto electrician, or book FineVu's Australia-wide mobile installation for $250.
- OBD-II cable (optional, $79) The easiest path to parking mode: plugs into your OBD-II port in seconds, no fuse-box wiring. Not compatible with Teslas and some EVs.
- Battery pack (optional) A Cellink battery gives the longest parking coverage with zero drain on your car battery. The included hardwire cable connects the camera to the battery.
Complete your setup
Everything you need to get the most from your GX1600.
Why buy from The Dash Cam Co
- Authorised FineVu stockist, genuine Australian stock with a market-leading 3-year Australian warranty on cameras (12 months on accessories & cards) plus full ACL rights
- Same-day dispatch before 1pm AEST, Mon–Fri
- Free Express Post Australia-wide on orders over $200
- Australian based team to help you choose the right kit, card and install
Frequently asked questions
Is the GX1600 worth it over the GX4K?
If the rear camera matters to you, yes. The GX1600 records 2K at the rear instead of Full HD, uses a larger 1/1.8" Sony STARVIS 2 front sensor, adds HDR on both cameras and gives you the full eight-alert ADAS MAX suite including rear blind-spot detection. If you mainly care about the front view and want the flushest possible install, the GX4K-2CH is the better value.
Does it have a screen?
No. The GX1600 is app based: you view live footage, download clips and change settings on your phone over Wi-Fi. If you want a touchscreen in the car, the FineVu GX9000-2CH has a 3.5" IPS display.
Will it record while my car is parked?
Yes. Connect the included hardwire cable at the fuse box, use the optional FineVu OBD-II cable, or add a Cellink battery pack. Parking mode covers motion detection, impact detection and Smart Time Lapse, with a low-voltage cut-off for your battery and AI Heat Monitoring for the camera.
Does it work in an EV or hybrid?
Yes. The camera accepts 12V to 24V and has a low-voltage cut-off with a dedicated hybrid setting for cars with idle stop-start systems. Some EVs (including Teslas) don't support the OBD-II cable, so use the hardwire cable or a battery pack in those cars.
Can I view footage on my phone?
Yes. Bluetooth handles the first pairing, then the built-in Wi-Fi connects to the free FineVu CLOUD & Wi-Fi app on iOS and Android for live view, downloads, settings and firmware updates. The free FineVu Player 2.0 for Windows and Mac shows your GPS route and speed alongside the video.
What memory card should I use?
A 64GB FineVu card is included. The GX1600 supports 64GB to 256GB high-endurance cards; we recommend Samsung PRO Plus, PRO Ultimate or T9. Avoid SanDisk cards in FineVu dash cams: they cause faults and void the manufacturer's warranty. Format Free 2.0 means you won't need to reformat the card by hand.
How hard is it to install?
Plug the included cigarette-lighter cord in yourself in minutes for driving-only recording. For parking mode, the included hardwire cable is a three-wire fuse-box connection: straightforward for an auto electrician, or book FineVu's Australia-wide mobile installation for $250. The plug-and-play OBD-II cable takes a few minutes with no tools.
What warranty do I get?
A market-leading 3-year Australian warranty on the cameras and 12 months on accessories and SD cards, plus your full rights under Australian Consumer Law.
Premium detail, front and rear
Add the GX1600-2CH to your cart, browse the FineVu range, or take the Find My Dash Cam quiz if you're still deciding.