The OMBAR M572 is a feature-packed dash cam with 4K front and 1080p rear recording, a 360° swivel camera, built-in 5G WiFi, and smart functions like G-sensor collision detection, parking modes, and loop recording. With sharp visuals, app control, and a surprisingly good screen, it’s a practical, tech-savvy upgrade for everyday drivers who want reliable road coverage.
Some gadgets just hit that sweet spot between “smart enough to impress” and “practical enough to actually use”—and the OMBAR M572 Dash Cam is firmly in that camp. This sleek little camera somehow has everything I never knew I needed in a dash cam—and now can’t stop thinking about.
I know what you’re thinking. “It’s a dash cam. Relax.” But this one? This one’s got 4K. It’s got 5G WiFi. It’s got a 3.18-inch screen and a rear cam that does a full 360-degree pirouette. If that’s not enough to trigger some gadget lust, are you even alive?
4K Front, 1080p Rear = Basically the Christopher Nolan of Dash Cams
First things first: this thing records in 4K. Actual 4K. The kind of resolution that’ll let you see every license plate, traffic light, and rogue squirrel in breathtaking detail. And it doesn’t stop there—it’s got a 170° wide-angle front view and a 150° rear view, capturing a full cinematic scope of the road.
Imagine rewatching a near-miss and being able to count the beads of sweat on your forehead in ultra HD. Not that I enjoy revisiting stressful moments on the road, but if I have to, I want them looking sharp.
Built-In 5G WiFi + App = Dash Cam With Benefits
Now, the nerdy side of me absolutely lives for this part: it’s got built-in dual-band WiFi (2.4GHz and 5G), and it works with an app called “OMBAR.” No need to yank out the SD card and plug it into your laptop like it’s 2008. You can just open your phone, view or download footage, and even share it if someone needs video evidence—or if you just want to post a cinematic retelling of your epic parallel park.
One catch? The WiFi is for local use only—it’s not like you can stream your drive from your couch while sipping coffee. But honestly, I respect that. I don’t need my entire highway commute live-broadcasted. That’s for my Spotify car concerts only.
G-Sensor & Supercapacitor = The “Oh No!” Proof Combo
If something does go wrong, the M572’s G-sensor is like your ride-or-die. It detects collisions and locks that footage down like it’s protecting state secrets. So no overwriting, no disappearing evidence, no arguments with your insurance company that make you question the existence of justice.
Also, no battery. Instead, it uses a supercapacitor—basically the adult version of a power source. It holds up in extreme temperatures (-4°F to 158°F), which is perfect because my car has two modes: lava pit or cryogenic chamber.
