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’ve been eying this product for a while. I knew I needed to get a dash cam, but I had nowhere to look and no idea which one to get. When I saw this one went on sale for Black Friday, I knew I had to get it!First off, the quality. The picture is very clear, the camera feels well built, and it is also very sleek in design. I can easily forget about it being behind my rearview mirror. The picture is clear, and the data it tracks is very accurate.Installation was easy. The tool that the camera comes with helps hiding cables in your car very well. It took me about 30-45 minutes to tuck away the cable and I was learning on the fly.At first, I was kind of upset that I would need to continuously plug-in and unplug my camera before and after I’ve drove. I decided to reach out to the company and figure out which hardware kit works best for my car. To my surprise, the company was quick in response and more than happy to help me with any questions that I had. They were even willing to send me the hardware kit fit for my car. Personally, I have not had the pleasure of dealing with many companies so invested in how their customer enjoys their product. It really was the cherry on top for me.Would highly recommend! When I get a new car, if it doesn’t have a dash cam, I will definitely return to REDTIGER.

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.

It works pretty good and has good quality video, but the small SD card it comes with needs to be updated immediately, I'm a truck driver so it records 10hrs a night and is nearly full after 1 shift, so I g gotta take off a star for that. If it was all good to go out of the box without needing to purchase other things it would get 5 stars.

I have been using Red Tiger F9 in my Honda Ridgeline for one year, it has functioned flawlessly. I purchased the rear camera also. I am very mechanically inclined, so installation was easy for me. I put one in my daughter’s car. My wife just got a new (used) car, and I am buying one for her. Having a dash cam with a screen that shows you what you are already seeing out the windshield or review mirror seemed silly to me, and I would think that would also be distracting (and depending on which state you live in, dash cams with video screens may be illegal). This little unit installed behind my rearview and is barely noticeable. Never had a problem connecting it to my phone. I very much like that it loop records, it has a button that you can easily press to lock the video, if you get into an accident the G sensor automatically locks the video (locking the video means it keeps it in memory and will not overwrite it during loop recording). Make sure you set it to 3- or 5-minute recording (not 1 minute), so it has some video before and after it locks. The G sensor is fairly sensitive. I had it set on "high" and it was locking video when I drove over rough road. I set it on medium and it works fine. It will record audio also, but I keep that off. The more expensive units have voice control, but I am thinking who is going to think to say anything to the dash cam during an accident. Again, it has a button on the driver’s side that you can press if something funky is going on (other than an accident) and you want it to lock video. It has a pleasant small tone when it powers up when you start the car and when you turn the car off. It also tells you in a pleasant voice "Video On", Video Locked", Video Unlocked".One thing to mention...if you have wireless CarPlay you must disconnect CarPlay before you can connect to this Red Tiger to view the videos (just while viewing the video, its records to its SD Card any time the car is turned on). Think about it, how often are you going to review your dash cam video?...after an accident, when you see something cool while driving, when you witness something illegal, etc. Not very often, but it provides excellent peace of mind. All in all, I can highly recommend the Red Tiger F9.