ViewClear 70 4K+2.5K Dual HDR Super Night Vision

I purchased a RedTiger like a lot of folks here. Great camera and performance. I got the front 4k rear 2k model I believe. No issues.

I run a duel channel Red Tiger cam i got off of Amazon. Woeks great. Really good night quality.

Front and rear...just in case some slams into the back of you. We have a hatchback and still put in the rear cam. We got the extra cable to put in so it can record in parking mode, too. I think, all up, with the extra mini SD card and cable, it was about $130...but it's worth it. The dual cam package was about $80 on sale. It's a RedTiger brand, and we haven't had any problems with it. Clear images, too. ETA: We also got one of the cables that monitor battery/voltage usage while it's parked, that way it shuts off if the power gets too low. They say to get one that overrides on the SD card when it gets full. Ours is supposed to do that, but for some reason it doesn't, but because we had to install an app on the phone, we just delete the files off of the phone (if we don't need them for insurance purposes.) We do that weekly. We've had way too many close calls to not have one. If you can't decide whether or not you should get one, check out r/IdiotsInCars \-- watch a few of those dash cam videos.

Red tiger front/rear camera, and bought the USB power supply that feeds off the mirror.

I’d also highly recommend the redtiger rear and front dash cam on Amazon, on sale for 85$ I believe, the customer service is rlly good and they sent me free replacement adhesive cuz I fucked up the first one as well as a longer usb c cable and a hardwire kit when I decided to go in that direction. I downloaded the vids and they were both really clear and I can make out license plate easily. Not affiliated but just thought the product was good, I installed one in my dad’s car as well.

RedTiger front and rear. Hardwired for parking mode. Lots of vids in YouTube to help with cable routing and power sourcing . With all wires buried, mine looks OEM as well. Good luck.

I've been using a Redtiger 4k front/rear cam I got from Amazon 4 years ago. Works great, fantastic image quality, simple install. It was $130