FineVu GX4K-2CH 4K Dash Cam
Help me choose the right setup
FineVu’s flagship 4K dash cam — a true 4K Ultra HD front camera on a Sony STARVIS sensor with a Full HD rear, in an ultra-flush body that all but disappears against your windscreen.
For drivers who want the sharpest front footage FineVu makes, plus rear cover, in a discreet factory-look install. If you don’t need 4K, the compact GX35-2CH is the smarter buy.
- 4K Ultra HD front
- Sony STARVIS sensor
- Smart parking mode
- 3-yr AU warranty
What makes the GX4K stand out
True 4K where it counts
An 8.5MP Sony STARVIS IMX515 front sensor records true 4K Ultra HD at a raised 24Mb/s, so number plates and faces stay readable even at highway speed — the detail that wins a claim. The 1080p Full HD rear covers tailgaters and rear-end hits.
Records while you’re parked
FineVu’s super-intelligent parking mode keeps watch after you walk away: a 10-second pre-buffer catches what happened before an impact, it boots and records in under two seconds, and a voice summary tells you how many impacts it caught.
Discreet by design
The integrated ultra-flush body sits hard against the glass behind the mirror, so it blends in like an OEM part. An on/off switch pauses parking recording at home without pulling cables, and a one-touch SOS button locks an emergency clip instantly.
Built for Australian heat
A supercapacitor (not a swell-prone lithium battery) plus AI Heat Monitoring keep the GX4K recording in a hot parked car instead of shutting down — exactly what a dash cam needs in an Aussie summer.
The GX4K, in FineVu’s own words
A quick official walkthrough of the GX4K’s 4K recording, design and smart parking features.
Specifications
| Channels | 2 (front + rear) |
| Front resolution | 4K Ultra HD |
| Rear resolution | 1080p Full HD |
| Front sensor | 8.5MP Sony STARVIS IMX515 |
| Rear sensor | 2.0MP GalaxyCore CMOS |
| Processor | Allwinner V536 dual core |
| Field of view | 136° front / 143° rear |
| Wi-Fi | 5GHz built-in |
| GPS | Built-in (video tagging) |
| Parking mode | 10s pre-buffer, power-saving, AI heat monitoring |
| Power | Supercapacitor |
| Storage | 32GB included; up to 256GB (FineVu 256GB card) |
| In the box | Cigarette-lighter lead + hardwire cable |
| Warranty | 3-year Australian (cameras) |
Complete your setup
Everything you need to get the most from your GX4K.
Memory cards: use a genuine FineVu or high-endurance Samsung microSD — the 256GB size must be a FineVu card, and SanDisk cards aren’t supported.
Why buy from The Dash Cam Co
- Authorised FineVu stockist — genuine 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
- Honest, expert local support to help you choose the right kit, card and install
Frequently asked questions
Is the GX4K worth it over a 2K camera?
If you want the sharpest possible front footage and a factory-flush look, yes. For a smaller and cheaper camera with excellent 2K quality, the FineVu GX35-2CH is the better value.
Will it record while my car is parked?
Yes. Fit the included hardwire cable to the fuse box, add the optional FineVu OBD-II cable, or use a battery pack. Parking mode includes a 10-second pre-buffer and AI heat monitoring.
What memory card should I use?
A genuine FineVu or high-endurance Samsung microSD. A 32GB card is included; the 256GB option must be a FineVu card. Don’t use SanDisk cards — they can cause faults and void warranty.
Does it drain my car battery in parking mode?
The hardwire and OBD-II cables both have a low-voltage cut-off that shuts the camera down before your battery drops too far. A battery pack removes the risk entirely.
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.
Flagship 4K, factory-flush
Add the GX4K-2CH to your cart, browse the FineVu range, or ask us how it compares to the GX35-2CH.
See the GX4K in action
Real footage from the GX4K's front camera — day, night and with auto night vision doing its work.