G900TriPro

I use the Wolfbox G900 TriPro Cabin and I’m really happy with the setup.

I just installed a Wolfbox G900 Tripro. Great unit; love it. Great customer support. Front bumper camera is killer for offroading. And the mirror dashcam is 4k. You could use it with the 12v cig lighter as a temp install, and run the cable for the camera up to the bumper with a temporary install, but not sure it's worth it in your case unless you intend to install it permanantly. They have models with fewer than three cameras, so you could use just the mirror unit and not the rear cam. Or maybe a used Go Pro even.

I have used them, but meh. A dashcam of some dude in a hoody taking my stuff? cops won't care. They'll probably snag the dashcam too. But OTOH I love cameras for increased vision; the dashcams are just a side effect and a bonus for occasional video use. I have the Wolfbox G900 Tripro and love it. On my ¾ truck it gives me vision where the OEM cams don't: at speed low in front (my OEM cuts out at 8MPH), and in the rear at speed too. Both viewed in the overhead rearview, NOT the center console (it's a lot easier to check up there than the console, but maybe that's just decades of habit). Great customer support from Wolfbox too. Some offroaders even mount the front camera down on the front axle or further back. It has GPS too. And a dashcam mounted on the rearview mirror. I did wire mine with the always-hot option for security when parked, if I need it. Records either a time lapse or upon a big lurch. Be fun to catch a bear trying to get me...YouTube fame! My front rearview dash is a quite decent 3k. Others are 1080P IIRC. Quite decent footage, but small sensors so of course rather meh in the dark. One REALLY nice feature of the front cam is when cresting whoops and dunes and hills when you can't see any ground in the windshield; a lot mount front still sees the ground and more on the other side.

I use a Wolfbox 900 three camera set up and love it. I've used other solutions in the past, usually cheapo ones. It has a fairly large screen that fits over the existing rear view, and I find that a FAR easier spot to look for backing, in traffic, etc. One camera is in the back of that mirror mount. One in the rear of the rig. And I use the third low in front for offroading, but I suppose it could be anywhere. But that's not 360 coverage. They might have something like that though. Great customer service. The security feature is either set by a bit of delay, or bumps. Like all such alarms, it requires some power though. You might need to look at more complex battery/securty setups if you want 24/7 recording. Cell connection is even more complex. Not sure why there'd be a connection with the stereo—to blast Ride of the Valkyries when someone gets close? :)

I have a Wolfbox and like it. Good customer support in my experience. I use it on a truck where the center rearview mirror is blocked, so it's key to being able to see directly behind the truck via camera. And the dash cam works well, with the usual functions.

Pedal commander and Wolfbox tri-pro dash cam

They have a few models each. I got the G900 Tripro which has a Starvis 2 front camera. Not sure what the Purecel thing is in the rear (got these mainly to get a digital rear view). Pelsee p12 pro max has starvis 2 front and starvis rear.

Check YouTube - there are several people dedicated to reviewing dash cams. For image clarity, from what I understand, you’ll need to be mindful of the camera sensor not just resolution. Typically the rear camera will be lower resolution and lower quality sensor. I went with Wolfbox G900 Tripro since I wanted a rear view mirror cam specifically. It came with wiring to do the parking mode recording but I didn’t install that. NGL, some of the wire routing tested my patience. $350 sounds fine for an install.

We just started using the Wolfbox G900 Tripro. I mostly got this for the digital rear view mirror functionality but the Dashcam is good on this unit, too. What I gathered is you need a good camera/chip to really pick up details like license plate numbers. So far my husband doesn’t like the digital rear view but I think it’s great at covering blind spots as the angle is really wide. The tripro is a 3 channel unit with front, rear and extra camera (choose either exterior or interior mount).

I have a similar dashcam (Wolfbox g900 Tripro) and its really awesome. It’s basically like a digital rear view mirror. The angle is very wide on mine and it entirely covers blind spots.

Looking for the same thing as well. I have a WolfBox TriPro that I have no idea how to run thru the firewall and attach to my grill/hood/ something in the front of my car. Plus I would like to have it hard wired.

I have Wolfbox 900tripro, three camera system. Rear for rearview display (wish the display when turned off would become just a mirror) a forward camera on display "mirror" a la dashcam, and the third camera I use as a trail cam, mounted just under the fairlead to see what the hood blocks. This system records while parked for security as well as while driving. GPS enabled for speed display and direction. The visors were a problem until I purchased a windshield glued mount (moved the display forward and has greater range of motion) I would have preferred a greater zoom for rear camera as "objects are closer than they appear" the quality across the products are top shelf. 2 days after my installation the dashcam caught my wife telling me a bullshit story of how she was run off the road and that's how the running boards were scratched. Nope! Camera footage showed she screwed up all by herself AND recorded her practicing stories to herself on the way home on what to say. Paid for itself in two days. Your results may not be equal.

i have the wolfbox g900 pro tribumper. its a digital rear view with a front cam, rear cam, and a third i can add to the front bumper for trails