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GKU Dash Cam Review: Which Model Should You Choose?

The GKU D600 Pro is the balanced dual-camera option. Choose the D200 for front-only simplicity, the D1000 for cabin coverage or the E200 for dual 4K recording.

Quick answer

The GKU D600 Pro is our most rounded pick for front-and-rear recording with GPS. The D200 keeps the setup simple, the D1000 adds a cabin channel, the D700 adds a touchscreen and the E200 prioritises front-and-rear resolution.

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Best for balanced front-and-rear coverage

GKU D600 Pro

  • Records 4K at the front and 1080p at the rear
  • Includes GPS and 5GHz Wi-Fi according to GKU

Drawback: Its small screen is less useful for playback than a larger touchscreen.

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Best for dual 4K recording

GKU E200

  • GKU specifies 4K recording for both front and rear channels
  • Sony STARVIS 2 imaging and HDR target difficult light

Drawback: Dual high-resolution footage places heavier demands on storage.

03GKU D1000Official manufacturer image

Best for rideshare and cabin recording

GKU D1000

  • Three channels cover front, rear and cabin
  • GKU lists 4K front plus two 1080p channels

Drawback: More channels create more files and a more involved installation.

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04GKU D700Official manufacturer image

Best for touchscreen control

GKU D700

  • A 3.18-inch touchscreen allows direct control
  • Front and rear channels record the road in both directions

Drawback: The larger display is less discreet behind a mirror.

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Compare them side by side

GKU D600 ProGKU E200GKU D1000Official manufacturer imageGKU D1000GKU D700Official manufacturer imageGKU D700GKU D200Official manufacturer imageGKU D200
ChannelsFront + rearFront + rearFront + rear + cabinFront + rearFront
Front recording4K4K4K4K4K
Rear recording1080p4K1080p1080p—
GPSBuilt inBuilt inBuilt inBuilt in—
Defining featureCompact displayDual 4KCabin channelTouchscreenFront-only simplicity
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Common questions

Questions before you buy

Is GKU D600 or D600 Pro better?

The D600 Pro adds GPS in GKU's current range comparison, while both cover front and rear. Confirm the exact bundle because regional listings can differ.

Which GKU dash cam records the cabin?

The GKU D1000 is a three-channel model covering the front, rear and cabin.

Does a GKU dash cam need hardwiring for parking mode?

GKU states that extended parking monitoring requires a compatible hardwire kit on relevant models.

Which GKU model has front and rear 4K?

GKU specifies dual 4K front-and-rear recording for the E200.

Sources and how we chose