Looking for a Prime Day dash cam deal? Try this cheap dual 4K model at just $110
This feature-rich dash cam looks like incredible value
*update - this product has since sold out, but it could be worth checking availability via the link below
Prime Day is an excellent chance to grab a dash cam deal, and the one that has caught my eye in the October sales is the Terensoui 4K + 4K Dash Cam for just $109.99 at Amazon. That's an incredibly low price for a model that boasts 4K front and rear cameras, GPS, G-sensor, 5.8GHz Wi-Fi, and more, with a 128GB memory card thrown in for good measure.
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To be clear, I've not personally used the Terensoui dash cam, although a review sample is on the way and I'll share an in-depth TechRadar review in due course. I'm not being drawn into the 70% discount either, which seems slightly inflationary. However, $110 for the features this dash cam has looks like unbeatable value, should it score anywhere close to the 4.9-star average Amazon user review rating.
It's the final day of the sales, so do also check out TechRadar's Amazon Prime Day live coverage for the best tech deals before they are gone.
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Today's best Terensoui 4K + 4K Dash Cam Prime Day deal
The Terensoui 4K + 4K Dash Cam comprises front and rear 4K dash cams, a suction cup mount with GPS unit built-in, car charger, 21ft rear cam cable, trim tool, and 128GB micro SD card. Should you want the 24-hour parking mode feature, the optional hard-wire kit is an additional purchase.
I don't make the habit of recommending products I've yet to try, but all the signs point to a capable dash cam for an incredible price. The Terensoui dash cam is packed with the kind of tech you'd expect from one of the best dash cams in 2025, including dual 4K cameras.
In fact, Terensoui seemingly goes one better than most – the front camera has a 3-inch display, while the rear camera is also 4K. Most other models' rear cameras usually top out at 1080p.
There's also a night vision mode, built-in G-sensor (which protects files when an incident is detected), built-in GPS (the unit is inside the mount and not the camera), and 5.8GHZ Wi-Fi for fast download speeds.
Parking mode capability is included, too, though, like most dash cams, you'll need an optional hard-wire kit to gain this function. And you can preview video and customize settings using Terensoui's app, available for Apple and Android devices.
To get all of this for $110 is a steal, and I look forward to finding out if the Terensoui dash cam lives up to its promise. I've rounded up other standout dash cam deals for models we've tested, below.
More Prime Day dash deals
Rove's most powerful dash cam scored 4 / 5 in our in-depth review thanks to its beefy specs and ease of use. We thought it good value at full price, so imagine what we think now!
A watered-down version of the pro model could be the better pick if you don't need the latest model's updated features, especially now that it drops to $100. The rear camera tops out at 1080p versus the 2K in the Pro model, which also has beefier dual-band Wi-Fi.
Prime Day quick links
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- Phones: up to 25% off Google & Samsung
- Smartwatch: up to 30% off Samsung & Apple
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Tim joined the TechRadar team as Cameras Editor in 2023 and has enjoyed more than 15 years as a tech journalist specializing in camera gear. He's previously worked at Amateur Photographer, for a photo accessory manufacturer and as a freelance photographer and video producer, with clients including Studio 44 and Canon. He also started a media team in Nairobi, Kenya, where he lived for a few years volunteering for a faith-based organisation. Tim is married, father of three children, and loves being active, primarily running since hanging up his football boots.
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