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Botslab Dash Cams: Range and Buying Guide

Start with the coverage you need: a straightforward front view, a front-and-rear pair or a multi-channel system for cabin and side footage.

The Botslab dash cam range spans different layouts rather than one interchangeable design. Botslab's current official site presents the G980H as a four-channel system, the G980H Pro as a dual-camera model and the G300H Plus as another road-focused option, alongside the NV900 mirror camera.

Botslab Dash Cams: Range and Buying Guide

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Questions before you buy

Which Botslab dash cam has four channels?

Botslab presents the G980H as its four-channel dash cam. Confirm the supplied cameras and regional package on the product page before ordering.

Does Botslab make a mirror dash cam?

Yes. The manufacturer lists the NightVue NV900 as a rear-view mirror dash cam.

Do Botslab dash cams need professional installation?

A simple accessory-power setup may be manageable for some owners, while concealed multi-channel routing or hardwiring is more involved. Follow the manual and use a qualified installer where appropriate.

How should I compare Botslab models?

Compare the number and placement of cameras, recording specification for each channel, storage support, parking-power method and whether the mount suits your vehicle.