WOLFBOXi07 3 Channel Dash Cam Built-in WiFi GPS, 4K Dash Camera Front and Inside, 1440P+1080P+1080P Triple Car Camera with 3" LCD Screen, 32GB Card Included, IR Night Vision, 24H Parking Mode

I was pretty skeptical when I ordered this dash cam. The reviews were not perfect but not as bad as some others and the price was rightInstallation was straighforward and fairly easy. The main problem was that the Instruction Manual is incomplete and does not explain the attachment system very well. It does not include a "What's In The Box" section so I did not realize that the clear plastic sheets were to be attached to the glass first, then the camera(s) attach to them using the included pads. It did not explain that the kit included an extra adhesive pad for each camera. By the time I got that figured out (after some correspondence with Wolfbox) I had already attached the main camera to the windshield using the spare adhesive pad. But not to worry, it worked out fine.Like, I think, most people I did not want a wire hanging down from the dash cam to the power supply point. Wolfbox has several accessories listed in the Instruction Manual and offers to send one to the buyer at no charge. To solve the hanging wire problem I asked them to send the hardwire kit. They sent it to me immediately at no charge whatsoever, not even shipping. I received the kit a few days later but the section of wire from the "C" connector to the little black box is too short. I asked Wolfbox if they have a longer one. Indeed they do, and shipped one to me immediately, again at no charge. I received the longer wire kit in a few days but much to my chagrin it did not work because the wire from the "C" connector to the little black box is the same length as the first kit.I figured out a workaround to use the kit and hide the little black box. When i got the wire routed to the fuse box, I discovered that the actual fuses are much smaller than the fuse connectors included in the kit. After more correspondence with Wolfbox, it was determined that I need the univeral kit, which includes several different sizes of fuse connectors. That kit was then sent to me immediately, again at no charge. It includes 4 sets of connectors, one of which is exactly what I need.I also had separate correspondence with them regarding which fuses were the correct ones for connecting the camera. They responded very quickly with the information I needed.After several tests in the truck in both daylight and night, I am happy to report that the results are excellent. The one and only downside is that at night headlights are too bright and there is too much glare to make out license plates. Other than that, resolution is excellent, even when the videos are enlarged to full size on my PC. Colors are true and pictures are sharp and clear.To summarize: while Wolfbox could definitely make some improvements to the Instruction Manual, you would be very hard pressed to find anyone with better after-sale service. The quality of the videos is all you could ask for. I very highly recommend them and do not hesitate to say that.

Great dash cam for the money , I have 2 on different cars video quality is good and software works great on iPhone and very simple. Best part is all the extras like 3rd camera extra stickers for relocating and ease of removal if needed.

Edit: After a few weeks of having this and the specific way I wanted it mounted in my car, I found I needed to add a strip of 3M tape to the interior-facing side of the front camera to help keep it in place. It sticks to the upper console as well this way. This is NOT an issue with the provided mounting solution at all, just unique to my car. I have the rear camera centered on the pad they provided and have had zero issues keeping it in place. I also attached another picture to help explain.I have a 2022 Mazda 3 hatchback, and I don't have much to add to the many other great reviews that hasn't already been said. Information on the fourth-gen 3s can be hard to find, so I'm going to focus on the install here.Anyone who owns one knows these aren't the most convenience-oriented cars, what with the only 12v outlet and two USB ports in the center console. Based on everything I've found so far, there's no good accessory fuse to tap into, either. I suggest getting the OBDII kit to save yourself running cables through the firewall or along the dash and into the center console. If you pull back the rubber seal on the A pillar, you can very easily hide the cable inside the A pillar itself and there is enough space above the fuse box to tuck in the excess cable.As for the rear, it's pretty easy to run the cable under the trim. If you have a hatchback like me, you'll need to leave a little extra slack for it to open. I ran it down the passenger side and ended up installing the camera upside down the first time. With it installed correctly, the cable should point towards the driver side. There is plenty of space under the trim panel in the hatch to hide the excess cable as well.It took me about an hour total to install this, by the time I ran the primary cable and then re-ran it, and found the best way to hide the excess and get the camera itself set up on my phone. Next time it would probably take me 15 minutes.All in all it works great and is easy to set up. Unfortunately I almost needed it tonight on my way to work. Out of curiosity I pulled the video up just to see how close of a call that was.

To clear up some confusion like I had, if you want to enable parking mode you will have to buy an additional hardware kit. Manual instructions are a bit unclear/incomplete, both cameras will need the included antistatic stickers applied to the windshields first then the cameras applied over them.Overall a good 3 channel dashcam for the price of you need it for proof of fault. Easy to install on my own, the audio is good, playback is also good. And IDK what is going on with the rear camera but at dusk that thing makes me feel like it's in a different time zone where it's still brighter.Where it falls short is that it's not great at reading plates (from what I've seen so far), you have to be close and still for a clear image like advertised. Tbh I didn't expect to have great plate reading from the camera in the first place since I know most dash cams aren't quite there yet, especially for so little. But it was advertised that way.I'm iffy on the night footage but I'm in a more rural area so all headlights are nothing more than a huge bright blur. My only real gripe is that I cannot change the display to show the feed from just one of the 3 cameras, I've seen others with it but there are no clear directions on how to switch between them.I did have a problem with the included SD card not working but that got settled relatively quickly thanks to the customer service. After confirming with that it was indeed just the SD card they sent a replacement. But to save yourself a headache before installing check and make sure that the cameras and sd work.