The CarRundown verdict.
We recommend the Fanttik Luma K10 APEX for drivers who want front and rear cameras with a 2.8-inch touchscreen, physical control dial and GPS. The included rear camera and cable make this a more complete starting point than a front-only unit. Before buying, confirm the rear stream’s resolution and which parking-mode power hardware is in your exact package: Fanttik’s own page and manual leave those details unresolved.
The Luma K10 APEX is Fanttik’s newer dual-channel dashcam, built around a 2.8-inch touchscreen and a separate rear camera. Its screen and control dial let you check settings and recordings at the device, while the Fanttik app adds wireless access. On October 23, 2026, Fanttik listed the single Default Title variant, SKU USAWEBFTKN1105122, at $319.99 and displayed code K10APEX for $40 off. That code reduced this exact item to $279.99 before tax and shipping. The main reason to pause is specification clarity: Fanttik advertises a 2K rear channel, yet the rear camera pictured on its product page is marked FHD and the manual only confirms dual-channel recording.
The details that matter.
| Exact variant | Luma K10 Apex Default Title · variant 51144016658675 · SKU USAWEBFTKN1105122 |
|---|---|
| Recording | Dual-channel front and rear recording, according to the official manual |
| Advertised resolution | Fanttik advertises front 4K and rear 2K; its pictured rear camera is marked FHD and the manual does not specify channel resolution |
| Screen | 2.8-inch touchscreen with physical control dial |
| Connectivity | Built-in GPS and Wi-Fi; Fanttik advertises 5.8GHz Wi-Fi 6 and app transfers up to 20MB/s |
| Storage | microSD up to 512GB; card not included, with a high-endurance card recommended |
| Power | 5V / 2A input; automatic start/stop when vehicle power changes |
| Parking mode | Requires continuous power and a compatible low-voltage-protected OBD hardwire kit; Fanttik’s package and accessory descriptions do not clearly identify whether the included OBD lead is that kit |
| Size and weight | 75 × 62.2 × 81mm; 208g for the main camera (official manual) |
| Operating temperature | -20°C to 70°C (-4°F to 158°F) |
| Package contents | Manual lists the front camera, rear camera, rear-camera cable, OBD power cable, 3M adhesive mount, two electrostatic stickers and cable-routing tool; confirm the exact offer package |
| Observed US price | $319.99 listed; K10APEX applied to this exact variant for a $279.99 item subtotal before tax and shipping on October 23, 2026 |
What stands out
- Front and rear cameras record together, with live view and local playback on the 2.8-inch touchscreen
- The physical control dial and touchscreen provide direct access to menus without relying on a phone
- GPS information and Fanttik app access make clips easier to review and share; Fanttik advertises 5.8GHz Wi-Fi 6 transfers up to 20MB/s
- The manual supports high-endurance microSD cards up to 512GB and explains loop and protected emergency recording
- Fanttik’s exact product page displayed K10APEX for $40 off, and the code applied to this specific variant
Before you buy
- The official page advertises a 2K rear channel, but its rear-camera image is labeled FHD; the manual confirms two channels without stating either resolution
- The product page says an extra hardwire kit is required for parking mode, while the manual’s box list includes an OBD power cable; confirm whether the included cable has the required low-voltage protection
- A microSD card is not included; the manual recommends a high-endurance card and says to format it before first use
- The rear cable must be routed along the cabin to the back window; keep it clear of airbags and do not obstruct the driver’s view
- Fanttik’s product-page package graphic and manual use different names for small mounting and routing accessories, so confirm the exact merchant package
A front-and-rear setup with useful on-device controls
The K10 APEX is designed as a two-camera system rather than a front camera with an optional add-on. The manual shows the rear unit, its connecting cable and the front camera’s rear-camera port, then explains how to mount and wire both. A 2.8-inch touchscreen and physical control dial put live view, settings and local playback on the camera. That is useful if you want to review a clip at the roadside or adjust the angle without opening an app. The front unit is 208g and measures 75 × 62.2 × 81mm, according to the manual.
Resolve the rear-resolution mismatch before choosing it for plate detail
Fanttik’s product copy promotes 4K front and 2K rear recording, but the rear-camera render on the same official page is printed “FHD Rear camera.” The manual identifies a dual-channel system but does not list front or rear recording resolution. We can confirm that the package is meant to record both views; we cannot resolve the rear channel’s advertised output from the available official materials. If rear plate detail or a specific output resolution is central to your choice, get written clarification for this exact SKU before ordering. We do not infer image quality from marketing samples or present an unperformed road test.
Plan the rear-camera installation as part of the purchase
The manual recommends placing the front unit near the rearview mirror without blocking the driver’s sightline. The rear camera mounts inside the back window, and the provided cable is routed under the headliner and along door seals. That creates a more involved installation than a front-only camera. The instructions warn against placing cameras or cables near airbag deployment areas and advise following the vehicle layout. A careful DIY installation is possible for a confident owner; use an installer if trim removal, airbags or power wiring are unfamiliar.
Treat parking mode as a separate power decision
The manual says parking monitoring needs continuous power and a Fanttik OBD hardwire kit with a low-voltage protection module. The same manual’s box diagram lists an OBD power cable, and Fanttik’s product page graphic also lists an OBD cable, while the product copy says an extra hardwire kit is required and sold separately for parking monitoring. Those descriptions do not establish whether the cable supplied with the selected package contains the needed battery protection. Confirm that exact point before leaving the camera recording while parked. The manual offers 24-, 48- and 72-hour time-lapse durations once the supported power setup is in place.
Add a high-endurance card and learn how clips are protected
Fanttik’s manual supports microSD cards up to 512GB, recommends a high-endurance model and says the card is sold separately. The camera formats cards in its own menu or through the app. Daily recordings are split into one-minute files, with loop recording overwriting the oldest unprotected files when the card fills. A sudden brake or severe impact can trigger a G-sensor event that locks the current clip. We would set up the card and practise playback and export soon after installation, rather than assuming that a powered screen means the card is recording correctly.
K10APEX produced a $279.99 item line in the US cart
Fanttik listed the Default Title variant 51144016658675, SKU USAWEBFTKN1105122, at $319.99 on October 23, 2026, and advertised K10APEX for $40 off. In an anonymous US cart, the exact item showed the code and a $279.99 line subtotal before tax and shipping. This is a dated merchant promotion for this model, not a CarRundown-issued or brand-wide code.
A good fit for
Drivers who want a wired front-and-rear dashcam with an on-device touchscreen and control dial, are comfortable installing a rear cable, and will confirm the parking-power kit and rear-resolution details for the package they choose.
Consider another option if
Drivers who need a clearly documented rear recording resolution, want parking mode with a fully confirmed out-of-box power kit, or prefer a simple front-only installation. Fanttik’s available page and manual leave those two specifications unresolved.
Keep reading: How to choose a dash cam.
Your questions, answered.
What is the discount code for the Fanttik Luma K10 APEX 4K dashcam?
The official promotion for Fanttik Luma K10 APEX 4K dashcam lists code K10APEX for $40 off this model. This promotion is specific to this model; check the selected variant and final total at fanttik.com. The official Luma K10 Apex Default Title · SKU USAWEBFTKN1105122 price was $319.99 in US on October 23, 2026. With the code, the selected item is $279.99, before tax and shipping.
Does the rear camera record in 2K?
Fanttik advertises 2K rear recording on the product page, but the rear camera pictured there is labeled FHD and the official manual only identifies a dual-channel kit. Confirm the rear output for variant 51144016658675 with Fanttik if the resolution is important to you.
Is a memory card included?
No. The manual says the card is sold separately, recommends a high-endurance microSD card and lists support up to 512GB.
Can it record while parked?
The manual describes time-lapse parking monitoring with continuous power from a compatible OBD hardwire kit with low-voltage protection. The package materials also list an OBD cable, but do not clearly confirm that it is the required protected kit. Verify the exact package before relying on parking mode.
How is the rear camera installed?
The manual shows it mounting inside the rear window and routing its cable under the headliner and along door seals to the front unit. Keep cameras and wiring clear of airbags and the driver’s view.
Product specifications checked against Fanttik’s official product information on October 23, 2026 and the official manual. Recommendations are our editorial assessment. Our editorial standards.
