REDTIGER F9 Dash Cam 4K Front and Rear 1080P, WiFi GPS Car Camera with 32GB Card, Dual Dash Camera for Cars, Loop Recording, Night Vision, Parking Mode, Smart App Control, Support 256GB Max

I had an old dash cam and I found out the hard way that it had failed. When I looked for products, I wanted to find the one with the ability to verify it was working. The picture is awesome. All you have to do is download the app, connect the red Tiger Wi-Fi and you can immediately download the video content you want to right to your phone. The back is easy to install. It walks you through everything and the only thing I would recommend, is to verify the positioning before you complete installation. When I was installing it, I installed it before I looked and my EZ tag was in the picture. I had to learn that lesson the hard way. It's not the suction cup style but the sticky is very secure. I actually like this better. This is a very high-quality product and I am thrilled I purchased it.

I researched dash cams for years. I became paralyzed by the vast array of options and prices. I decided to go with RedTiger due to their quality advertising and other reviews, and they happened to be on sale.The traffic in the Phoenix area grows increasingly aggressive and I felt an urgency to protect me and my wife in the event of an accident.I purchased two of these, and I could not be more pleased. I am 68 and was able to able to easily install both in one day completely by myself. One in a Prius and the other in a Dodge Journey. Each came with both the front and rear facing cameras. I initially worried that hiding the cable over the length of the vehicle would be problematic, especially with both cars having hatchbacks, but it was super easy with the tools provided. I am very pleased with the clean installation, wires and cameras barely visible.The quality is outstanding! From the very beginning, you are presented with high quality packaging, superbly protected products, and well thought out designs. RedTiger includes tools, guidance, and documentation necessary to be 100% successful.Functionally speaking, once installed, I started the car, drove off, and afterward, checked the video. Quality was amazing and the app blew me away in the playback mode. It shows the position of the car on a graphical map with direction, speed, etc. as well as the hi def video.It is a small investment in money and effort for a tremendous amount of peace-of-mind. As long as the car is on, it is recording front and back. It automatically replaces the oldest recordings with the newest, so you only have to retrieve them when the need arises. It comes with a 32GB card. I'm not sure how many days of videos that will hold, but I'm certain it will easily meet my needs as I only expect to retrieve them in the event of an accident.If you are on the fence about getting a dash cam, don't wait until it's too late. RedTiger is a winner.

I’ve had this camera since November, and honestly, for the price, it’s a win. The picture quality is chef’s kiss—clear enough to read license plates and even spot the expression on the face of the guy tailgating you. If you’re looking for solid video detail, this thing delivers.Installation? Not terrible, but don’t expect a five-minute job. I used a hardwire kit to avoid that spaghetti-dangling-from-the-windshield look, and while it worked, I still ended up with more cable than I knew what to do with. That said, the rear cam wire was spot-on for my 2011 Accord Coupe—small victories.Pro tip: use the electrostatic stickers they give you. I didn’t, but luckily everything’s still stuck where it should be. For now.The included memory card is a joke if you actually drive—like, more than to the end of the street and back. I average 50–60 miles a day, and the thing filled up faster than my email inbox on a Monday. Do yourself a favor and get a bigger card.The app is refreshingly simple (a miracle these days), and I love that it tags speed, GPS, and location on the video. Just don’t expect lightning-fast downloads—WiFi connection is sluggish, especially on my iPhone 14 Pro Max. Once you’re in, it works fine, but patience is key.All in all, I’m really happy with this dashcam. It does its job, brings peace of mind, and worked well enough that I bought a second one for my wife’s Tucson.

I was looking for a simple, no display, dash cam for the front and rear of the vehicle. This one met all of the requirements at a decent price. Installation was easy enough and included electrostatic clear sheets on which to attach the front and rear cameras. I tried these sheets, but as with installing a screen protector on a phone, they are damned near impossible to get on without getting air bubbles under them that for all intents completely negate the purpose of their use. Ultimately I removed the electrostatic sheets and just attached the cameras to the car glass. Tip - watch some videos for your specific vehicle to understand how and where to run the power and rear video cables this made all the difference in making the installation easier. The iPhone app is easy to use and works well, connects wirelessly to the the camera via a dedicated WiFi.