Green Lion GC-700 Dash Cam suits matatu owners, boda boda fleet managers, Uber and Bolt drivers, private car owners, and logistics companies that need solid proof during accidents and insurance claims. Kenyan roads see frequent disputes over fault, hit-and-run incidents, and false claims that leave drivers paying out of pocket. The Green Lion GC-700 answers this directly by recording both the road ahead in 2K detail and the view behind in 1080P, while its G-sensor locks any sudden-impact clip so the footage cannot be overwritten. Drivers in Nairobi, Mombasa, and Nakuru gain a clear record of every journey.

Green Lion GC-700 Dash Cam stands apart from other dash cameras sold across Kenya through three concrete points: dual front-and-rear recording at 2K plus 1080P rather than a single front lens, GPS that stamps your exact speed and location onto each clip, and Wi-Fi app control that lets you review and download footage straight to your phone without removing the card. Users consistently report that the Super Night Vision mode keeps number plates readable under streetlights. Visit Mascom International at Kimathi Street to see the GC-700 before purchase, or call +254 708 852 521 for pay-on-arrival delivery to all 47 counties.

The Green Lion GC-700 records 2560x1440 2K resolution through its front camera and 1920x1080 1080P resolution through its rear camera. The front 2K footage captures number plates, road signs, and faces with enough detail to hold up during insurance disputes and police reports. The rear 1080P camera covers traffic approaching from behind, useful for rear-end collision claims. Both cameras run at the same time on Kenyan roads, giving you a two-way record of every trip you take.

The Green Lion GC-700 GPS logs your exact location, route, and driving speed, then stamps that data onto every recorded clip. During an insurance claim or accident dispute, this proves where you were, how fast you were travelling, and the precise time of any incident. Insurance assessors in Kenya increasingly accept GPS-tagged footage as supporting evidence. The recorded speed and coordinates also help fleet managers track matatu and delivery vehicle movement across Nairobi and upcountry routes.

The Green Lion GC-700 uses Super Night Vision with WDR and HDR processing to keep footage readable in low light. This matters on poorly lit Kenyan roads, dark estate access routes, and during early-morning matatu shifts before sunrise. The WDR balances bright headlights against dark surroundings so oncoming vehicles do not wash out the frame. Drivers report that number plates stay legible under streetlights and in unlit areas, which is the footage that actually matters during a nighttime dispute.

The Green Lion GC-700 supports microSD cards up to 256GB, though the card is sold separately at Mascom International. A 128GB card holds roughly 18 to 22 hours of combined 2K and 1080P footage before loop recording overwrites the oldest clips. Loop recording means the camera never stops because the card filled up; it simply records over old, unprotected footage. Any clip locked by the G-sensor during an impact stays safe and is never overwritten, so accident evidence remains intact.

Yes, the Green Lion GC-700 includes built-in 2.4GHz Wi-Fi that connects to a dedicated phone app. You review live video, play back saved clips, adjust settings, and download footage straight to your phone without pulling the microSD card out of the camera. This saves time when you need to send accident footage quickly to your insurer or share a clip on WhatsApp. The app works with both Android and iPhone, letting Kenyan drivers manage recordings from the driver's seat.

The Green Lion GC-700 mounts to your windscreen using 3M VHB adhesive tape that holds firmly in Kenya's heat. It offers two power options: a 12V cigarette-lighter adapter with a 3.3-metre cable for quick setup, or a 3.4-metre ACC hardwire kit for a clean, permanent install that powers on when you start the engine. The rear camera connects through a 5.5-metre cable long enough to run from the front windscreen to the rear window of most saloons and SUVs.

The Green Lion GC-700 is a vehicle dash camera, not a fixed CCTV unit. It travels with your car, powers from the vehicle, and records the road through 2K front and 1080P rear lenses while you drive. CCTV stays mounted at a building. The GC-700 adds GPS speed and location logging, a G-sensor that locks crash footage automatically, and a 360-degree rotatable rear camera you can angle toward the cabin interior to monitor passengers, useful for taxi and matatu operators.

The Green Lion GC-700 delivers dual-channel 2K and 1080P recording, GPS logging, night vision, and Wi-Fi app control at KSh 8,800, a price point well below imported brands offering the same feature list. One avoided false insurance claim or successful fault dispute typically saves far more than the camera costs. Mascom International backs every unit with a 12-month warranty and pay-on-arrival delivery, so you inspect the GC-700 before paying. For matatu owners and ride-hailing drivers, it pays for itself quickly.

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Mascom International has built its reputation on accurate product specifications, current Kenyan market pricing, and direct after-sales support from our Nairobi CBD store. Buyers across Kenya count on us for dependable in-car recording gear backed by real warranty support.