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The TYPE S T402 is the strongest fit here for drivers who want a 4K road view, a cabin camera and driver-assistance alerts in one unit. The S403 favours smoother road footage, while the S402 Pro gives the cabin camera more resolution.
Quick answer
Choose the TYPE S T402 if a front-and-cabin view plus AI alerts matches your priorities. Pick the S403 for 4K recording at up to 60 fps, the S402 Pro for a 2K cabin view, or the T400 Plus when a rear camera and GPS matter more.
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Best for front-and-cabin coverage
Drawback: Its cabin-facing design may be unnecessary for drivers who only want the road recorded.
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Best for high-frame-rate road video
Drawback: It does not provide the T402's integrated cabin view.
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Best for a higher-resolution cabin view
Drawback: The front camera tops out at 30 fps in its listed 4K mode.
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Best for front-and-rear coverage
Drawback: Its rear-facing setup serves a different need from the T402's cabin camera.
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Best for a simpler dual-view setup
Drawback: Its cabin resolution is lower than the S402 Pro's.
| Official manufacturer imageTYPE S T402 | Official manufacturer imageTYPE S S403 | Official manufacturer imageTYPE S S402 Pro | Official manufacturer imageTYPE S T400 Plus | Official manufacturer imageTYPE S S402 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Front recording | 4K | 4K at up to 60 fps | 4K at 30 fps | 4K | 4K at 30 fps |
| Second camera | Cabin | — | 2K cabin | 1080p rear | 1080p cabin |
| Phone app | TYPE S Drive | TYPE S Drive | TYPE S Drive | TYPE S Drive | TYPE S Drive |
| GPS | — | — | — | Built in | — |
| Best match | Road and cabin | Smooth road video | Detailed cabin video | Road and rear | Basic dual view |
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Common questions
TYPE S specifies 4K capture for the forward-facing camera. Recording settings, lighting and windshield condition still affect usable detail.
Yes. It is a dual-view model with a forward camera and an integrated cabin-facing camera.
The manufacturer describes parking monitoring when the camera is connected through a compatible hardwire installation. Confirm kit compatibility before fitting it.
They suit different priorities. The T402 adds a cabin view and AI features; the S403 emphasizes forward video with a listed 4K 60 fps mode.
Package contents can vary by retailer and revision, so check the exact Canadian listing before ordering.
Keep exploring
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A wireless dash cam normally uses Wi-Fi or LTE to move footage or connect remotely. It still needs power, and a rear camera often still needs a cable.
Mini 3 is the smallest choice; X110 adds GPS and a screen, X210 raises resolution, and X310 is the 4K touchscreen option.
Start with the view you need: front-only for simple evidence, front-and-rear for broader coverage, or parking mode for protection while stopped.