VIOFO A329T 2-CH Front + Telephoto Dash Cam - 4K 60fps, 4x Optical Zoom, Wi-Fi 6, STARVIS 2

Catch the Plate Further Up the Road. The VIOFO A329T 2CH Dash Cam Records a 4K 60fps Front and a 4x Optical Zoom Telephoto

Most dash cam footage fails at the one job that matters after a driver takes off: naming the car. A wide front lens squeezes the whole road into one frame, so a plate a few car lengths ahead ends up as a smudge of pixels, and a car crossing in front can blur between frames. The VIOFO A329T 2CH puts two cameras on the windscreen: a 4K front camera recording at 60fps for the full scene, and a 2K telephoto with 4x optical zoom for the road well ahead.

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Who This Isn't For: Both cameras face forward, so nothing records behind the car. If you want the rear covered too, the VIOFO A329T 3CH adds a rear camera, and the VIOFO A329TC adds an infrared cabin camera. If you do not need the zoom, the VIOFO A329S 2CH records front and rear. The A329T 2CH is for drivers who want distant plates and the smoothest 4K front footage.

DCG Highlights

What We Love

• A 4K front camera that records at 60fps, which gives you twice as many frames to pause on a car crossing in front of you as 30fps does
• A 2K telephoto camera with 4x optical zoom and a narrow 35° view, which captures distant plates a wide lens leaves too small to read
• Sony STARVIS 2 sensors on both cameras: an 8MP IMX678 on the 4K front and a 5MP IMX675 on the telephoto, for detail after dark
• Low Power Impact Detection and Hybrid Parking Mode with the HK6 kit, so the camera can keep watch through a long park and still protect your car battery
• External SSD support up to 4TB, on top of microSD up to 512GB
• Wi-Fi 6 for moving clips to your phone in the VIOFO app, plus GPS and voice control
• Room to grow: add a VIOFO rear camera later and it becomes a three-channel system

Good to Know

• 4K 60fps works only with HDR switched off. For mostly night driving, 4K 30fps with HDR on balances headlights better.
• Add a rear camera later and all three cameras record at 30fps, so the front drops from 4K 60fps to 4K 30fps.
• Parking modes need a hardwire kit. The VIOFO HK6 hardwire kit, sold separately, supports Hybrid and Low Power modes and adds voltage cut-off.
• The telephoto view is narrow by design. It supports the wide front camera rather than replacing it.

Why Pair a Telephoto Camera With a 60fps Front Camera?

Dash cam footage loses a number plate in two ways: distance and motion. A standard 140° front lens spends its pixels on the whole road, so a car several lengths ahead covers only a handful of them. And at 30fps, a car cutting across your bonnet moves a long way between frames, so the clearest still can land just before or just after the plate is readable.

The A329T 2CH answers each problem with a different camera. The telephoto's 35° lens and 4x optical zoom spend all its pixels on a narrow slice of road straight ahead, so a vehicle further up fills far more of the frame. The 4K front camera, recording at 60fps, captures twice as many frames of the action close by. The trade-off is that 4K 60fps runs without HDR, and the telephoto records at 2K 30fps, so for night-heavy driving you may prefer the front at 4K 30fps with HDR on.

Top Benefits

• Distant plates on record: The 4x optical zoom captures plates well ahead of your bonnet.
• Sharper stills of moving cars: 60fps on the 4K front doubles the frames you can pause on.
• A simpler install: Both cameras sit behind the mirror, so there is no cable to run to the back of the car.
• Longer parked protection: Low power and hybrid parking modes stretch how long it can keep watch.
• Weeks of storage: An external SSD of up to 4TB loops far less often than a card.
• Proof of where and how fast: GPS logs location, speed and time onto every clip.

How Does the VIOFO A329T 2CH Install?

1. Stick the front camera and GPS mount behind the rear-view mirror, then fit the telephoto camera beside it and connect it with the included 1m telephoto camera cable.
2. Aim the telephoto so it points straight down your lane, level with the horizon. If it points off to one side, it records the kerb instead of the car ahead.
3. Tuck the power cable into the headlining and down the pillar using the included trim removal tool.
4. Power it from the 12V socket with the included car charger, or hardwire it with the HK6 kit for the full set of parking modes, then pair the VIOFO app to set the time, GPS and parking options.

Aiming the telephoto is the only fiddly part, so check a test clip in the app before you tidy the cables away. A level horizon now saves pulling the trim off twice.

What's in the Box?

• VIOFO A329T front camera with GPS mount
• 2K telephoto camera and 1m telephoto camera cable
• Front CPL filter (CPL-200)
• Car charger and USB-C data cable
• Trim removal tool
• 3 windscreen static stickers and spare mount sticky pads
• Quick start guide and user manual
• Not included: microSD card, SSD and SSD cable, HK6 hardwire kit, rear camera, CPL-600 filter for the telephoto camera

Add Yours Today

Pair it with the VIOFO HK6 hardwire kit for Hybrid Parking Mode and voltage cut-off, and a 256GB VIOFO Industrial microSD card for two channels of high-bitrate recording. We ship from Melbourne within 24 hours^*, backed by our 30-Day No-Worries returns. We do not install cameras ourselves, but you can find someone local in our directory of independent installers. They are independent businesses, so you book and contract directly with them.

Last updated: October 2026

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