Mangoal OEM-Style 4K Dash Cam — 2024-2026 Toyota Land Cruiser
Sony STARVIS 4K clarity in a factory-look, mirror-integrated mount. No mirror replacement, easy DIY install.
Factory Look, Serious 4K Clarity
Runs a Sony STARVIS 4K front sensor for crisp, detailed daytime and evening footage, with a 1080P rear on the dual option. It's the smart-value pick — excellent clarity for the vast majority of driving, at a friendlier price than the STARVIS 2.
Either way you get a clean, OEM-style install that integrates with your Land Cruiser's mirror — none of the bulky windshield-blob look, and nothing to unclip when you park.
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No Mirror Replacement — Easy DIY Install
This cam clips onto your existing Land Cruiser rearview mirror, so there's no swapping the whole mirror assembly. It comes with a vehicle-specific lane-assist plug power adapter that taps a factory connector for clean, hidden power — no fuse-tapping, no exposed wires.
A video tutorial walks you through it. Most owners have it mounted and running in well under an hour.
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✅ Confirmed Fitment
Built specifically for the 2024-2026 Toyota Land Cruiser (J250 / Gen15). The included power adapter is cut for the Land Cruiser's lane-assist connector, so it's a true plug-and-fit — not a universal cam zip-tied into place.
STARVIS vs STARVIS 2 — Which Should You Get?
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STARVIS (Standard) — you are viewing this |
STARVIS 2 (HDR) |
| Front sensor |
Sony STARVIS 4K |
Sony STARVIS 2 4K + HDR |
| Rear camera |
1080P (dual option) |
2K / 1440P (dual option) |
| Night vision |
Very good |
Best — HDR 2.0, brightest low-light |
| Price |
$169.99 – $249.99 |
$279.99 – $379.99 |
| Best for |
Daylight driving, best value |
Night driving, max clarity |
STARVIS (Standard) ✓ You are viewing this
- Sony STARVIS 4K front
- 1080P rear (dual option)
- Very good night vision
- $169.99 – $249.99
- Best for daylight & value
STARVIS 2 (HDR)
- Sony STARVIS 2 4K + HDR front
- 2K/1440P rear (dual option)
- HDR 2.0 — best low-light
- $279.99 – $379.99
- Best for night driving
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Not sure which to pick? If you mostly drive in daylight and want the best value, the
STARVIS (Standard) is plenty. If you do a lot of night driving and want the brightest, cleanest low-light footage, step up to the
STARVIS 2 (HDR).
🅿️ Want Parking Mode? Add the OBD Hardwire Kit
The included lane-assist power adapter runs the camera while you drive, but it does not power Parking Mode. To record while parked, add the Mangoal OBD Hardwire Kit — it powers the cam from your OBD port with built-in low-voltage battery protection, so you get motion- and impact-triggered recording 24/7 without draining your battery. No splicing, plug-and-play.
Add the OBD Hardwire Kit →
FAQ
Does this replace my mirror?
No. It's an OEM-style cam that integrates with your factory Land Cruiser mirror — you keep your original mirror and just add the camera. |
Front-only or front + rear?
Your choice at checkout. Front-only covers the road ahead; the dual option adds a 1080P rear camera for full front-and-back coverage. |
Will it record while parked?
Not with the included lane-assist adapter alone — that powers the cam while driving. Add the OBD Hardwire Kit for 24/7 Parking Mode with battery protection. |
What’s the difference vs the STARVIS 2?
The STARVIS 2 version adds HDR 2.0 for the best low-light footage and a 2K rear. This standard cam is the better value for mostly-daylight driving. |
Does it fit my Land Cruiser?
Yes — it's made for the 2024-2026 Land Cruiser (J250 / Gen15) with a vehicle-specific power adapter. |
How do I download my footage?
Over the built-in Wi-Fi to the Mangoal app on your phone — view, save, and share clips without pulling the memory card. |
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