Which vehicle this four-lens kit fits
This is a windshield-mounted recorder rather than a vehicle-specific part, so the fit question is where the four lenses and their cables will live on your car, not whether a bracket matches a model year. The kit pairs a 170-degree front camera with a 150-degree rear camera and two 120-degree side units, which together the maker describes as 560 degrees of coverage.
We'd consider the magnetic side cameras the deciding feature, since they detach and let you run the full four-channel arrangement, drop to three channels in a 4K plus dual 1080P setup, or scale back to a two-channel 4K plus 1080P pairing. If you want side views only occasionally, that design changes how you plan the install.
| Product detail | Value to match to your vehicle |
|---|---|
| Product | BOTSLAB 4 Channel 360° Dash Cam |
| Model | G980H 4 Channel (No SD Card) |
| Color | silver |
| Size | G980-4 CH-No Card |
What the recording evidence can and cannot do
We'd treat this as a capture device, not a fault finder. A discount on the price says nothing about your car's health or whether the footage will hold up in a dispute, so read the limits before you count on it.
The hardware records: an F1.8 aperture lens, 940nm infrared light and WDR processing for tunnels, dusk and night driving. The G-sensor can trigger an eight-second pre-recording buffer so an impact clip includes the moments before it. GPS embeds location, speed and route history into each file, which is the feature that matters most if you drive for a living.
Parking surveillance is a separate build. All three modes need a hardwire kit, which is not included.
Recording covers front, rear and both sides when all four channels run.
The G-sensor buffer captures the eight seconds before an impact.
GPS tags location, speed and route history into each video file.
What the $179.99 offer actually compares to
- Amazon price
- $179.99
- Customer rating
- 4.3
- Customer reviews
- 711
- Typical price over 90 days
- $201.27
- Difference
- $21.28 (11 percent)
The listed price is $179.99, down from a typical price over the last 90 days of $201.27, a savings of $21.28 or about 11 percent. It also matches the lowest price on record for this device.
Ratings sit at 4.3 from 711 reviews, which is a reasonable sample for a four-channel unit. None of that changes the install questions below.
Power, mounting and the card you have to add
Plan two things before ordering. First, a microSD card is not in the box, and no capacity limit is stated here, so buy a card suited to continuous multi-channel recording and format it for this unit. Second, the included static cling mounting kit covers the windshield side of the job, while parking mode still needs the hardwire kit the listing names as a separate requirement.
The 3.18-inch touchscreen handles setup and four-in-one split playback on the device itself. Voice commands let you start recording or snap a photo without reaching for the screen, and the companion app handles preview and downloads over 5.8GHz WiFi. Confirm your phone works with that app and that the mount location leaves the front lens a clear view.
Who should buy this and who should pass
We'd recommend it for rideshare and delivery drivers or small fleet operators who want front, rear and side coverage in one recording plus GPS-tagged files, and who are willing to source a memory card and a hardwire kit. The detachable side cameras make it flexible if you don't always want the full footprint.
We'd skip it if you want a simple single-lens camera, if you won't hardwire for parking mode, or if you expect a card in the box. Supercapacitor design is listed for operation from -20°C to 70°C, which suits hot or cold climates better than a battery-based unit.
Before you order, confirm two things for your own car: that a microSD card is on your list, and that a hardwire kit is available for your fuse layout. A 12-month warranty and support line back the purchase.
Specifications
| Model | G980H 4 Channel (No SD Card) |
|---|---|
| Color | silver |
| Size | G980-4 CH-No Card |