Starvis sensor technology
Use specialized sensors for better clarity in low light conditions.
Dash cams
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COXPAL Dash cams
These heavy-duty cameras are built for trucks and RVs using high-end sensors for superior night recording. The dual system captures 4K in the front and 2.5K in the rear simultaneously
First look
Worth noticing
Dual high resolution
Record 4K in front and 2K in the rear at the same time.
Large vehicle fit
These models are designed for use in trucks and RVs.
Current set
1 dash cam on this hub
Also in 2.5K QHD 4K Ultra HD
In this directory
Professional Imaging Standards
This catalog features the Starvis 2 IMX678 sensor with HDR for balanced exposure. The hardware supports 4K and 2.5K QHD dual channel recording.
- Starvis 2 IMX678 sensor
- HDR video processing
- 4K plus 2K dual recording
- Truck and RV compatibility
- 2.5K QHD rear resolution
What sets them apart
The models
The range includes 4K Ultra HD dash cams, Front and rear dash cams, 2.5K QHD dash cams, Starvis sensor dash cams — the types these titles actually list.
What they use
COXPAL keeps the build language in the product names: Truck dash cam with starvis sensor.
Who they are for
If you need 4K Ultra HD dash cams, Front and rear dash cams, 2.5K QHD dash cams, Starvis sensor dash cams, this is the COXPAL set to scan.
How they differ
Use 4K Ultra HD dash cams, Front and rear dash cams, 2.5K QHD dash cams, Starvis sensor dash cams to tell one COXPAL model from the next.
Voices
What people say
The Starvis sensor makes a huge difference when I am driving my truck at night.
I use this in my RV and the 4K front and 2K rear coverage is very impressive.
The HDR keeps the video from getting washed out by headlights in traffic.
Before you buy
COXPAL questions
What sensors do these cameras use?
They use the Sony Starvis 2 IMX678 sensor.
Can these be used on large vehicles?
Yes, these are designed for trucks and RVs.
What is the rear camera resolution?
The rear camera records in 2.5K QHD.
Does the camera handle bright lights well?
Yes, it features HDR for better exposure.