What the four channels cover before you buy
The IIWEY N6 PRO records the road ahead in native 4K while three other cameras capture 1080P from the left, right and rear. Together they aim to cover the angles a two-channel setup misses, which matters if you want footage of side impacts or door dings rather than just what happened in front.
We recommend this exact model for rideshare drivers and fleet operators who need a documented view from four sides. The 360-degree framing is the point here, so we'd consider it only if you actually want that side coverage rather than a simpler front-and-rear camera.
| Product detail | Value to match to your vehicle |
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| Product | IIWEY N6 PRO 4K STARVIS 2 4-Channel Dash Cam 360° View |
| Color | Black |
What the cameras will not do
A dash cam captures what happens; it does not repair damage afterward or prove who was at fault. Treat this as an evidence tool that shows the scene, not an insurance decision-maker.
Parking surveillance only activates with the separate hardwire kit. Without it, the camera records while you drive and stops when the car is off.
Check your vehicle for a cigarette lighter socket before ordering.
USB-C to USB-C cables will not power this camera.
Plan for the hardwire kit if you want parking mode.
The current offer and how it compares
- Amazon price
- $152.60
- Customer rating
- 4.3
- Customer reviews
- 918
- Typical price over 90 days
- $171.55
- Difference
- $18.95 (11 percent)
At $152.60, the N6 PRO sits $18.95 under the $171.55 typical price over the last 90 days, about 11 percent off. That $171.55 is a typical price over the last 90 days, not a previous selling price, so read the savings as a comparison against recent norms rather than a markdown from an original number. It also matches the lowest price we have recorded, an all-time low, so there is no reason to wait for a deeper cut.
Power and mounting checks to confirm
This camera must run from the original car charger in the package. If your vehicle has no cigarette lighter socket, use the compatible hardwire kit sold separately, or a connection from a standard USB 2.0 port to the camera's USB-C input. A cable with USB-C on both ends will not power it, so check the outlet you plan to use before ordering.
The same hardwire kit is what turns on 24/7 parking mode. If you want around-the-clock monitoring, budget for that part and confirm you are comfortable tapping your car's power.
Plan where four camera heads and their cables will sit before you commit. Four channels mean more wiring to route than a single front unit, and the included tool kit is there to help with cable management.
Who should pick this up
Choose the N6 PRO if you want a four-angle record and your car has a lighter socket or you will add the hardwire kit. The supercapacitor design covers a stated range of -4°F to 158°F, which suits hot climates where battery-based cameras struggle.
Skip it if a front-only view is enough, or if you cannot power it the way the camera requires. For those drivers, a two-channel camera is simpler and cheaper to live with.
Specifications
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