REDTIGERF77 4K+4K Front and Rear Dash Cam with HDR, Dual STARVIS 2 IMX678 Sensor, Voice Control Dash Camera for Cars with 128GB eMMC Storage, 5.8GHz WiFi, 4'' Touch Screen, 24H Parking Mode

I cannot be happier with this dash cam. I have a Porsche Macan (the small SUV from Porsche) and I really did not want cables all over the place or a generally messy look. All the cables, front and rear are invisible except for about a 2" piece right by each camera. I had issues finding a place for the rear camera because of the severe rake to the back window. Customer Service at Red Tiger was top notch. I needed more sticky pads because I had to remove the original back position. The new ones arrived in 2 days. They followed up with an email asking how I was doing. The screen is clear and easy to see, settings are straightforward, the instruction manual explains every setting. AND it was reasonably priced. BTW, I am an 80 year old woman and I did this all by myself. That should tell you everything you want to know.

So far so good. 4k front and back. Excellent video quality and customer service (thanks Emma). Nice big 4" touch color screen, excellent audio recording quality. Easy installation. Voice control for common functions. App and video player are excellent. Reasonable price considering so much advanced technology. only issue is a cpl filter is not available so you can see slight reflections on the windshield in the videos. Although considering all the state of the art technology I can live with them. Also, not sure if I am crazy about the sticky pad mount to windshield as opposed to the suction cup which seems to offer more flexibility. 18 month warrenty will be extended to 24 months if you register camera.

Works great! If you get the install kit it takes about an hour to install. Love the quality of video and night vision. Would recommend to anyone that wants a quality dash camera system.

Firstly I will say that the image quality is the best for a dashcam I have owned, both front and rear which is why I bought, and am keeping it even though I knew it had shortcomings. Install was fine I have done this a few times now with other cams. As others have said BE AWARE when installing the cable next to an airbag. The last think you need is your life saving device thwarted by a dash cam wire!*What you need to know?*As other have said you can not use the SD card slot to record on which baffles me to no end. The 128GB build in card is fine if you travel under 1/2 an hour each way to work or running errands. That means you will have ~5 days worth of recordings to review if you find out about something you want to review days later, which is something I have had to do on past cams. Doing the math after an hours worth of recordings I would say you get 4.9 hours of recordings on this system with the build in memory card. Long drives or trips it will overwrite the earlier part of the day. I have driven as many as 18 hours on a vacation as have many people so you not have the whole trip.If you want good stills off the video you really need to get Red Tiger player and you need to set the settings to HD which really helps video quality for grabbing screenshots.The rear cam cord will likely be too short for a minivan or similar length vehicle when routed around the sides of the headliner. In my explorer routing along the edges and through the rubber boot into the liftgate I had maybe 6 inches extra.*What I didn't like?*It is absolutely inexcusable for a top of the line high priced dash cam to want an additional $30 for the hardwire kit for parking protection. Parking protection is right in this products description, but nope, you can't do that out of the box ?!?!?!Transfer speeds over wifi or transferring to the SD card slot when one is installed is TERRIBLE. If you want multiple videos both front and rear expect a 15-30 minute wait. The fastest way to get recordings from it is to plug the camera directly into a computer. That means you need to install it where you can take it on and off easily if you need access to those videos or sit with a laptop in the car.Why oh why didn't they let us record to the SD Card? I would wager it has to do with avoiding complaints about cards not working but IMO they just traded complaints to why cant I use the expansion slot?!I'm sure due to the insufficient built in SD card they advise you in the owners manual to format the card monthly (I'm sure so it doesn't fill up with locked recordings). There is even a reminder setting in the cam to remind you to do that. That wouldn't be as necessary when giving the ability to use the SD card.*Starvis 2 ? Really? I doubt if I opened it up I would find that chip inside*I would say the night vision is no better than my last $99 front and rear HD cam purchased in 2018. I expected better from the rear cam through the rear tint with this *new* imaging chip that is supposed to be the best consumer night vision but nope, no different. The front is the same as well. The videos are not brighter than my past cam. Sony Starvis claims the lens is closer to the chip affording a wider angle to receive light but the lenses on these are the same distance from the sensor as my previous cams.*Why did I keep it?*Firstly I was in a bind, my prior cam failed after 6 years so when I found this. Why did I give this 4 stars if there is so much I don't like? Its the ONLY cam right now with 4K to the rear. Getting a clear picture of who hit me is very important to me because I live in a college town with some terrible drivers. I hope the next time I am in the market I have a better choice.

Installed this on a GMC Sierra Quad Cab, plenty of room for everything to reach everywhere hiding the wires appropriately. Used the OBDII constant-power kit. Works well for all of that (haven't figured the parking mode out yet, so it just shuts off when the truck does for now, but I think that's on me). The video is clear.The RedTiger app on PC looks nice, but then you start using it. It has options to open a file or a folder, but the folder option still only opens a single file. It has a playlist feature built in to navigate multiple files, but you have to open each individually (no shift or ctrl click functionality, single select only). Then, once you have multiple files opened, it doesn't navigate between then at all. Very clunky and unintuitive.The phone app works great. Little slow (Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra), but very doable.The problem I have is accessing videos. I don't want to view 4k video on my phone. You can't, actually (if you know, you know). This camera has the built-in memory and an SD card slot only for downloading files. THIS. TAKES. FOREVER. The camera had already mostly filled a 512GB card from my first drive with the camera (2.5 hr drive). Didn't expect that. You can download video straight to your phone (takes a lot of space) or you can copy files from the built-in memory to the card to take the card inside to a screen that can actually the 4k resolution (RedTiger PC app or just viewing the MP4s directly (far more intuitive than the app but no map feature)). The problem is that it's the same speed to download or copy the files, which is incredibly slow. Like, over an hour to download or copy that 2.5 hr drive. Over an hour!I don't just use a dash cam for accidents. I like to look at scenery or weird things or close calls or complete morons in action, etc. The time commitment this camera requires to view 4k footage is insane. Very unhappy with this model.For reference. I bought this one for my truck (the primary traveler), the F7NP for my wife's commuter, and the F17 for my mother's car. The other two wired in the same (2014 Accord and 2008 Impala, respectively) and deliver great video. They also do not have built-in memory. The F7 and F17 are FAR easier to access footage. They still suffer the same problems with the RedTiger PC app, but I can at least get the videos to my PC easily, quickly, and efficiently. Parking modes are a bit iffy on those with the OBDII kit, but they work for a little while (usually cut off within 20 minutes on known-good charging systems).