F77 4K+4K Starvis 2 Dual IMX678 Dash Cam

I just installed a Redtiger F77 in mine, and it fit pretty well. If you want front and rear then two wires to the front cam is unavoidable for most cams because it needs power and it needs to be connected to the rear camera. There is however a dash cam that taps into the rear mirror and integrates pretty well, but you'll still have to run a wire to the rear cam. The F77 wasn't too difficult to install you just gotta run the wires along the headliner and tuck them in, then down the A pillar and tuck it in, then along the weather stripping and tuck it in. The rear cam do the same thing but run along the weather stripping all the way to the back. I put the excess cable for the rear cam under the driver seat, because I couldn't find a better place for it, but there really wasn't much slack left over. Get a hardwire kit with fuse taps and tap into the passenger side fuse box. There are two factory grounding points right above the fuse box, it's a tight and awkward spot so getting a terminal attached to one of those grounds was the hardest part of the install for me. edit: here's that cam that taps into the rearview mirrior if you're interested: https://fitcamx.com/products/fitcamx-dash-cam-for-2019-2021-ford-mustang?variant=41682634768556 I didn't go with it because I thought if I was going to spend that much on a dash cam I wanted a STARVIS 2 sensor and the F77 has it on both cameras.

I just bought a Redtiger F77, it has a 4k Sony Starvis 2 sensors on both cameras. Starvis 2 sensors are often considered the best for dashcams, and most dual cams have a lesser sensor on the rear cam.

Bhai Redtiger lele.. F77 is a great buy. My sis uses it in her compass. Great video quality in both day and night.

Redtiger F77 ang pinaka malinaw on the market ngayon. 4k front, 4k back

RedTiger F77 with hardwire kit, and yes, I would recommend it. It isn't perfect (it has voice recognition that isn't great, but who cares?) ... but it has great images and a parking monitor, which I wanted.

RedTiger F77, hardwired to the car. The hardwire kit lets you set a threshold below which the camera stops getting power. I have never received the dreaded 12V drain from it. This dashcam's parking mode is not "live action" ... it's a time-lapse (takes a snapshot several times a second) unless a significant bump is felt, that will push it to record, PS over on the [https://www.macheforum.com/](https://www.macheforum.com/), they have a section for Sponsors. RedTiger is one, and that's where I first learned about it. Researching that forum, than more generally, it turns out to be highly recommended in many reviews. I believe Fitcamx has been positively mentioned as well...

I unfortunately cannot use the parking mode feature because I have a VW, but the quality and the app is solid. Only con would be that I got the 128GB model and that’s only good for saving 6-7 hours of footage.

I recently got the Redtiger F77 V2 with 256GB storage for my Virtus GT. Honestly, after using it for a few days, I noticed that the rear cam doesn’t give true 4K clarity in real world conditions. The slanted rear windshield and defogger lines in sedans like the Virtus affect visibility quite a bit. So even though it’s marketed as 4K, you might not fully benefit from it. A CPL filter might help reduce glare though unfortunately, Redtiger does not offer one for F77 yet. You can also opt for 70mai A810 which has CPL filter available online.

Get viofo or f77. Both have dual 4k with starvis 2. If you are thinking to get other sensor based 4k for rear it will be pointless as rear cam gets way higher glare frm hi beams at night that only a starvis 2 sensor can handle to show numberplates better. 2 cams mean two wires, two fuse points and getting footage will be a hassle. If there is any issue in rear cam you may not even realise soon as indicator lights wont be easily visible.