LAMTTO DC22 4G LTE Dash Camera Turns Cars Into Always-On Guardians

The newest dash cam from LAMTTO tries something different: it treats the car like a connected device, not just a rolling box that occasionally records. The DC22 brings an always-on 4G LTE pipeline and app-first controls that turn parking lots, curbside nights, and teen-driver runs into events you can actually see in real time.

4G LTE that actually does something

Instead of waiting to pull a card after the fact, the DC22 uses its UBoxPro app and built-in cellular to deliver Live View, instant clip playback, and two-way voice chat from anywhere. If you manage rideshare shifts, a small fleet, or you just loan the car to a rookie, the DC22 makes status checks feel routine instead of stressful.

Proactive security with radar and G-sensor

An internal G-sensor teams up with motion-sensing radar to spot bumps, movement, or tampering, then auto-record and ping your phone. Those alert clips are backed up to the cloud so the moment of impact isn’t stranded on a windshield in a dark garage. Open the push notification, talk through the camera, and decide whether to call the building guard or the insurance app.

Dual-view coverage, day and night

Coverage matters more than raw pixels. Up front, a 105 degree lens frames the road without extreme distortion while a 140 degree interior lens watches the cabin. Four infrared LEDs plus WDR keep faces, plates, and cabin activity legible after sunset, which is when most parking dings and awkward rideshare moments happen anyway.

Power that stays awake when you don’t

The unit pulls power from the OBD-II port, enabling continuous parking monitoring without sketchy hardwires. Integrated GPS tracking logs routes and location in the app, useful for audits, coaching aggressive driving, or just remembering where you parked at the mega-mall.

There’s also some thoughtfulness baked in: the compact shell blends with most interiors, installation is DIY-friendly with an electrostatic sticker, and the box includes a SIM, memory card, and tools. Rideshare drivers can archive trips, parents can peek at the cabin mid-curfew, and fleet admins get a breadcrumb trail when someone floors it between stops. In short, the DC22 reframes a dash cam as a remote presence device with security habits. It’s available now via the LAMTTO website and Amazon, with regional pricing and data plans varying by market.