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The EPICFLAME Mini 4K+1080P Dash Cam Front and Rear, 1.47" IPS Screen: What You're Actually Getting
Most of the time a dash cam just sits on your windscreen doing nothing interesting. Its whole job is to be ready for the ten seconds when something goes wrong — a driver pulling out without looking, a shunt at the lights, a scrape in a car park while you were inside a shop. The EPICFLAME Mini 4K+1080P Dash Cam Front and Rear, 1.47" IPS Screen is built around that job: front and rear cameras recording continuously in 4K front / 1080P rear, so you have footage rather than a guess about who did what.
What's actually different about this one
The front camera handles the road ahead in 4K, while a second lens on the rear windscreen records in 1080P at the same time. That matters because a meaningful share of insurance disputes involve what happened behind the car, not in front of it — a front-only camera simply can't help with those.
After dark, resolution alone doesn't guarantee usable footage — a weak sensor either blows out under headlights or loses everything to shadow. This camera includes night vision, so plates and faces have a better chance of staying readable once the sun goes down.
Who it suits
Loop recording keeps this camera maintenance-free: footage saves in short clips and the oldest unlocked clip is automatically overwritten once the card fills, so you never have to think about clearing space, and the G-sensor locks any clip involving a genuine impact so it can't be looped over.
The short version
The 5G WiFi connection pairs with a companion phone app, so you can pull clips straight to your phone rather than removing the memory card every time you want to save something. At £91.18, the EPICFLAME Mini 4K+1080P Dash Cam Front and Rear, 1.47" IPS Screen is a straightforward way to get real evidence on your windscreen without needing to research every spec sheet on the market yourself.