OBDPEAK 11.26-Inch 4K 4-Channel Mirror Dash Cam

OBDPEAK 11.26-inch Mirror Dashcam: Four Channels and the Surveillance Cable Included in the Box

Most dashcams promise parking surveillance, only to direct you to a cable that must be purchased separately. Not this one. This OBDPEAK 11.26-inch Mirror Dashcam comes standard with its dedicated power cable: 24/7 parking surveillance and time-lapse recording are operational right out of the box, with no additional accessories required. Add four simultaneous recording channels and a full-screen display, and you get a complete package rather than a base that needs to be supplemented.

OBDPEAK Four Channels: 4K Front, 1080P on the Other Three Sides

The front lens records in 4K 3840 x 2160 with a 170-degree angle at 30 frames per second. The left and right cameras, powered via Type-C, monitor the sides; the rear camera, on its 2.5 mm connector, records behind and assists with reversing. All four record simultaneously in 4K + 1080P + 1080P + 1080P and can be displayed simultaneously on the panel: full screen, two, three, or four split views, depending on your preferred daily configuration.

A rare and genuinely useful feature: the front lens is adjustable, and the three secondary cameras can be positioned in pretty much any location. On a vehicle with a steeply raked windshield, or on a utility vehicle, this positioning flexibility prevents the missed angles you only discover after wiring everything. The 4-channel dashcam adapts to the vehicle, not the other way around.

ADAS, BSD: What the 11.26-inch Screen Alerts You About While Driving

Two systems work continuously. ADAS combines the FCW forward collision alert—triggered when the algorithm determines the distance to the vehicle ahead is too short—and the LDWS involuntary lane departure alert. The BSD blind-spot detection system uses the three side and rear cameras: as soon as a vehicle enters an area not covered by the rearview mirrors, the screen warns you before changing lanes.

The IPS touchscreen panel spans the full width of the 11.26-inch mirror. When reversing, it automatically switches to the high-definition rearview camera in full screen. The app, compatible with iOS and Android, connects to the device's Wi-Fi to view and download footage; emergency videos are isolated in a dedicated folder to prevent them from being overwritten by loop recording.

• Parking surveillance cable included—no additional option to purchase for 24-hour mode
• Simultaneous 4-channel recording—4K at the front, 1080P on the left, right, and rear
• Pivoting front lens—the angle can be adjusted after installation on any windshield
• 11.26-inch IPS touchscreen—up to four views displayed at once
• Time-lapse recording while parked—entire days condensed without saturating the card
• French menus—among fourteen available languages

Installing This Dashboard Camera on Your Interior Mirror

The main unit straps onto the original rearview mirror; no drilling or removal of parts required. The real work of a 4-channel dashcam installation lies in routing the cables: the two side cameras run down behind the pillars, while the rear camera follows the roofline to the tailgate. Allow for a morning if you want to carefully route the cables under the trim, or entrust this step to a professional.

For automatic reversing, connect the dedicated wire to the 12V reverse light. For parking surveillance, use the included cable rather than the cigarette lighter—it is what keeps the device powered when the ignition is off. Note that time-lapse recording and parking surveillance cannot operate simultaneously: you must choose the mode according to your needs.

What Memory Card Should You Use for a Dashcam Recording on Four Channels?

The device supports up to 128 GB, with a minimum of Class 10, and this requirement is not merely a formality: four simultaneous streams, including one in 4K, will instantly saturate a slow card, resulting in recording interruptions. The 64 GB and 128 GB versions come with the card, while the third does not. If you choose the latter, keep in mind that the microSD card is not included and plan to get a model designed for video surveillance, built for continuous writing.

Our Dashcams, Judged by What Is Included in the Box

In this category, the difference between two devices rarely comes down to the figure displayed on the spec sheet, but rather to what you have to buy separately. We therefore systematically check which cables are included, which card is included, and which accessory determines which feature. This OBDPEAK 4-channel model stands out precisely by including its surveillance cable right out of the box. Our French-speaking team helps you decide before you buy.

No longer leave your car without a witness, even when parked: install this 4-channel mirror dashcam and activate surveillance from day one.

Type: 4-channel mirror dashcam with touchscreen
Brand: OBDPEAK
Compatibility: Universal, for interior mirrors—check suitability for your vehicle
Screen: 11.26-inch IPS touchscreen, 16:9 format
Front resolution: 4K 3840 x 2160, 170° angle
Left, right, and rear resolutions: FHD 1920 x 1080
Frame rate: 30 frames per second
Image sensor: GC4653
Video codec: H.264—TS file format
Features: ADAS (FCW and LDWS), BSD blind-spot detection, G-sensor, Wi-Fi, loop recording, time-lapse recording, parking surveillance, night vision, full-screen reversing, digital zoom
Display modes: Full screen, 2, 3, or 4 split views
Lens adjustment: Pivoting front camera, freely adjustable secondary cameras
Camera connectors: Type-C (sides), 2.5 mm jack (rear)
Storage: Class 10 microSD, up to 128 GB—not included with the version without a card
Parking surveillance: Dedicated power cable included as standard
Restriction: Time-lapse recording and parking surveillance cannot operate simultaneously
App: iOS and Android, via the device's Wi-Fi
Menu languages: French, English, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Japanese, Korean, Thai, Vietnamese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese
Announced certifications: CE, FCC