"A spec sheet full of promises for a price that guarantees compromises."
The '4K 3 Channel' system uses a processor that almost certainly interpolates a lower-resolution image to create a 4K file; you get the file size of 4K without the critical detail.
This is for the rideshare driver on an absolute budget who primarily needs cabin recording and accepts video evidence will be 'good enough' for insurance disputes, not for reading license plates. The included 32GB card offers a basic, complete surveillance package for under $50 out of the box.
Anyone needing to reliably capture license plates or expecting dependable long-term performance should skip this. The dubious 4K claim and lack of a heat-resistant supercapacitor are significant points of failure. The non-existent brand support means when it breaks, it's e-waste.