F7N Elite 4K Dual Dash Cam with Sony STARVIS 2

I purchased the FP7 Elite with the hardwire kit. However, I started with the accessory power plug because I wasn't entirely sure I'd keep the cam. After a week, I decided that the cam was worth keeping, so I had to undo my work and rewire with the hardwire kit. That was a bit of a waste of time and effort to wire it a second time. If you get this camera and are planning to hardwire it, just start with that. The likelihood you are going to return the camera is slim to none, because it works great overall. If you mount the camera on the passenger side, the hardwire kit is just barely long enough to reach across the dash to the fuse panel. I wish it were at least 6" longer. However, I got it to work, and most of the wiring is hidden away, and it looks tidy. There is a little bit of headlight glare to contend with in the dark. I wasn't surprised despite what the marketing says. Sensors can only do so much in the dark and when contending with bright LED headlights. The video quality seems to be good enough to make out the other cars, which is the point. I wanted to mount the rear camera on the exterior of my Outback. I wasn't sure how to remove the panels to pull the wire through, so I installed it inside the rear window. You can see the defrost lines, which could be a distraction, but for the purpose of ID'ing the car behind, it seems to do the job. Happy with the purchase. It's a good value at a good price point, with enough features and quality to serve for several years.

This is my 2nd RedTiger Dash Cam...both working great.

Haven't scheduled an installation yet!!!!