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BOTSLAB G980H 4K STARVIS Dash Cam At $119.99

A front and rear dash cam with voice commands, GPS and parking mode that needs a hardwire kit sold separately. Here is what to confirm before you buy.

BOTSLAB G980H 4K STARVIS Dash Cam Front and Rear, 64GB Card, Voice Control
BOTSLAB G980H 4K STARVIS Dash Cam Front and Rear, 64GB Card, Voice ControlAmazon

Price record

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Price
$119.99
Typical price over 90 days
$139.61
Difference
$19.62 (14%)
Amazon rating
4.2 of 5 (1,379 reviews)
Checked
Oct 11, 2026, 8:01 PM EDT
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What the G980H records and who it suits

The BOTSLAB G980H is a two-channel dash cam. The front camera records in 4K and the rear camera records in 2K, and the rear unit rotates 360 degrees so it can point behind you or into the cabin.

That makes it a sensible pick for rideshare drivers and anyone who wants both forward and interior coverage from one install. Voice commands let you change what's on screen, snap a photo or start recording without reaching for the unit, and the super capacitor is rated for -20°C to 70°C, which matters in hot cars.

Our advice is to treat it as a recording tool, not a safety system. We'd consider it for the footage and hands-free control, not for any claim about preventing crashes.

Product detailValue to match to your vehicle
ProductBOTSLAB G980H 4K STARVIS Dash Cam Front and Rear
ModelG980H Pro
ColorSilver(Voice Control)

What it will not do

The ADAS alerts flag pedestrian movement, vehicles moving nearby, lane departures and driver fatigue. They are warnings generated by the camera, and they don't brake, steer or take over any part of driving. Keep your attention on the road and treat prompts as a second opinion.

Parking mode needs the hardwire kit, which is sold separately. Without it, don't expect the camera to keep watching after the car is off.

What it will not do

ADAS alerts are warnings only and do not brake, steer or control the car.

Parking mode requires the separately sold hardwire kit to keep recording after the car is off.

The price and how it compares

Amazon price
$119.99
Customer rating
4.2
Customer reviews
1379
Typical price over 90 days
$139.61
Difference
$19.62 (14 percent)

At $119.99, the G980H is $19.62 below the $139.61 typical price over the last 90 days, a 14 percent difference. The current figure sits below the recent norm rather than at a record.

Power, mounting and connection checks

Confirm the hardwire kit for parking mode before you order, since it's the part that keeps the camera powered with the ignition off. You'll also want to check the 64GB card capacity against how many hours of front and rear footage you plan to keep before it loops.

The camera uses 5.8GHz WiFi to pair with the companion app for viewing and syncing, and built-in GPS logs your route and speed for playback later. Check that your phone works on that band, and check where you can mount the front unit and route the rear cable so the rear camera's angle covers what you want.

Who should choose or skip this dash cam

Choose the G980H if you want front and rear recording, a rotating rear camera for cabin coverage, voice control and parking surveillance you're willing to wire in properly. Skip it if you don't need a rear channel, don't want to buy the hardwire kit, or expect safety alerts to drive for you.

Before buying, settle the one thing that changes the install most: the hardwire kit and where the rear cable will run.

Specifications

ModelG980H Pro
ColorSilver(Voice Control)

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