REDTIGER F7NP 4K Dash Cam Front Rear, STARVIS 2 Sensor, Free Card Included

We purchased the F7N Redtiger camera about 18 months ago and it has now paid for itself 100x over when it provided evidence to the police and insurance that my wife was not the one at fault in an accident that totaled her vehicle and the other party lied to the police. My wife was going to get the ticket after the officer talked to the other party first, but she was able to show the officer the cam video and they reversed course and issued the ticket to the other party. Then the other party lied to their insurance, but after providing the video to their insurance, the adjuster immediately accepted 100% responsibility. Easy to install and with clearly written English instructions. Great suction cup with integrated GPS antenna makes installation a breeze. Cam will slide off mount if you want to hide it while parked without removing the entire mount. Crystal clear video, front at 4k and back at 2k, produce high resolution video where you can read license plates and even identify who was driving another vehicle. Even more importantly, it has a good app that you can use to directly download video from the cam without pulling the card and taking it to a computer. Just in case you are in an accident, you can instantly download the relevant video to your phone and show to Law Enforcement and e-mail to your insurance company. This is hugely important so a ticket can be issued to the at-fault party on scene as my wife did. If you can't show the officer when writing the report, they may issue the ticket to the wrong party or no one if they can't figure out who was at fault. If this happens, it's a long up-hill battle to get the other party's insurance to pay out and the police will never cancel an incorrectly issued ticket, so it forces you to go to court to defend yourself. If you are in a serious accident (if anyone goes to the hospital, it's serious), the officer may confiscate the SD card or even the whole camera for evidence. You may not get it back for weeks or even months. Sometimes they get lost an then you have nothing. Have a copy safely on your phone so you can give it to your insurance company and lawyer immediately! Buy the REDTIGER F7N Dash Cam Hardwire Kit to go with it if you want 24/7 monitoring without killing your car battery. Never wonder who backed into you in a parking lot or keyed your car if it happens to you. Some things that set Redtiger apart from the others: They actually have tech support. We had an issue with one camera not liking our SD card and contacted support to see if we had a bum Cam or bad setting as the issue was intermittent. Turns out it was just a faulty card after running a write test on the computer. Not a big issue as SD cards are cheap, but good to know that if you have an issue that Redtiger does support what they sell. Software updates. We've owned the F7N for about 18 months and have received software updates to improve functionality. The cam was great when we got it and even better now with new features added. Proof in the pudding: We liked our F7N so much we just bought another Redtiger cam, a F7N Touch, for a new (to us) vehicle and it's great too. Note: I wasn't paid for this review nor given a demo unit or anything else. I'm only a satisfied customer that is enjoying the premium quality and features at a great price vs the big-name competitors and their high prices.

I’m really impressed with the REDTIGER F7NP. The video quality is excellent, and having both front and rear cameras gives me much better coverage than a single-camera setup. The STARVIS 2 sensor does a great job capturing clear footage, including at night. I also really like the 4K front recording because the details are sharp enough to clearly see things like road signs and license plates when conditions allow. One of my favorite features is the 5.8GHz Wi-Fi. Downloading videos to my phone is surprisingly fast, and I don’t have to constantly remove the memory card just to save a clip. The included memory card is also a nice bonus. Installation was straightforward, and the camera has a clean, compact design that doesn’t feel overly distracting on the windshield. The overall build quality feels solid and premium for the price. If you’re looking for a reliable front-and-rear dash cam with excellent video quality and fast phone downloads, I definitely recommend this one. Great features, great image quality, and excellent value. 5 stars! ⭐️🚗

This product was good enough that I bought 2 more, one for my wife, and another for my dad's vehicle. After installing multiple times in different cars, I figure 4 stars was a good place to settle. - Background : I bought this with the hardwire kit for 24 H monitoring for 2 vehicles, a sedan and a crossover. While I'm not the most handy, I don't tend to shy away from learning something new, and there was plenty of content on Youtube to help me install. I recommend ChrisFix's videos for dashcam install. - Front Camera Install: This was straightforward. Once I got comfortable with tucking cable under the headliner, I mapped the shorted route to both my cars' fuseboxes, and tapped into some reasonable (and safe) fuses. I appreciated the sticky cable runners. One thing I don't love is the suction cup mount for the front camera. I would much prefer a more permanent 3M style adhesive or something similar, much like what the rear camera uses. I have a strip of tint for glare reduction on my windshield, and the suction mount couldn't get purchase on that material, so I had to mount it about 2 inches lower, which made the cables more apparent. - Rear camera install: For my first install in a midsize sedan, this wasn't much of a problem. The cable was long enough to have plenty of slack. However, the second vehicle presented quite the problem. This was a compact crossover, not much longer than the sedan, but it has a hatch and requires more length. I was off by just a few inches, and I needed to order an extension cable. This was worth me deducting a point. The crossover is still a relatively small car, especially by American standards. I can't see how this would work in a larger SUV, which is a sizable portion of the market here. - Camera Quality: I would describe the quality is "good, but not excellent". The cameras are enough to be able to determine fault in a collision, and the front can capture license plate numbers if the car is close. But, I would say to manage expectations for fine detail at night. I would say the quality is great at this price point, but if fidelity is what you absolutely need, you want to budget for a higher tier camera set. For the price I paid, I'm satisfied with it. - In-App experience: Setting the app up was also straightforward, and I appreciate the ability to pair multiple cameras to one app. I don't love the "community" section of the app for something that's supposed to just be a utility, but it's not in my face and I can largely ignore it. I also like that I can just pop the microSD card out if I needed to pull footage without my phone. - Storage: The units I purchased each came with a 128GB microSD card, which is definitely welcome, but I don't expect it to last very long. While driving, this thing will be writing continuously to the card, so unless it's rated for high endurance, it's going to wear out rather quickly. That said, storage is definitely not cheap these days, so I appreciate the pack-in. Just get ready to replace the microSD card sooner than later.

This is my first dash cam, so other than reading reviews, I new very little. It's been my experience that the accompanying instruction manuals are often of little help, although this one was slightly better. I also turned to youtube but even they, left things out, that I wanted to know. How do you turn the unit on and off, how do you pause a recording, why are there only four buttons and so many icons and how am I supposed to remember how to use the same button for a variety of functions? There was a phone number in the manual, so I figured I'd better call it in hopes of reducing my frustrations. They were extremely accommodating and ran me though a one on one, step by step, assistance. I also kept trying to use this cam as a touch screen, since after all, every phone these days has this feature. It was explained to me that there was a touch screen but that I had ordered a model without. Believe it, or not, they helped me out with that and I now have a Touch model, F7NT. I gave this five stars because this company is amazing and the cameras are superb. I therefore did not detract a star because I am convinced that they will listen closely, make a few changes and then they will have the best possible cams. Negatives: Too many icons on the cam video screen. The icons are too small and virtually useless because they are on your windshield, which is difficult to reach. All this does is create confusion. Sometimes the cam wants you to turn off wi-fi to access features, which is ridiculous. Wi-Fi should always be on whenever the phone is nearby and it should record to your phone so that you can access all features as you like on your phone. The small screen on the cam is virtually useless. Playback choices should not be visible on the cam. Remove as many icons as possible and apply them only after video is downloaded to your phone or to a computer. Negatives: Downloading to a phone is nearly impossible or at the very least, far too tedious. Solution: Remove the SD card from the cam, utilize a thumb drive for the SD card and view your video on your laptop or PC. There is a Redtiger Player available that you can and should download that contains all of the functions for playback of this cam. Negatives: When playing back the video the informational text for things like time stamp, GPS, etc. shows up at the bottom of the screen, which can sometimes make it hard to read, since it's also very small. Solution: Place the informational text at the top of the screen, which generally is viewing SKY, and make it larger since this area is not of importance in any way. Negatives: There is a time setting where when files are created, you must choose - 1 minute, 3 minutes or 5 minutes. Thereby after downloading files you can select from a bunch of files, presumably to facilitate finding the file you wanted. Still tedious indeed. Solution: As the cam is recording, allow the recording to directly access and download to your phone without interruption. Perhaps have a 1 hour period and then over write to withhold no more than one hour on your phone. If there has been an occurrence you can simply SAVE the file. To view it you could easily see it on your phone or you could send it to your big screen tv. The SD card would merely become a backup for emergency situations. Bottom Line: The suggestions above are really about User Friendliness. If anything, I believe that they have attempted to input too many features. I'm recommending simplifying the process with slightly different thinking. I also recommend buying the Touch model, as without it, it's somewhat awkward to use. The picture quality is great, front and back and the service is excellent. You get what you pay for. The method of operation and the thought pattern for usage should be that you view your video on a laptop, or pc, on the Player app that is provided. In short, the cam records, the app provides viewing via computer. I really like the app since it provides both front and rear at the same time, plus you can zoom the view and even choose only front or only back as you like. All info is visible like GPS, a google may of travel, speed of travel, date and time. This app is a very important part of the operation. Still it could use a bit of tweaking. Overall, I love this thing. I can't imagine what it would have been like to have this in the early 80s when I was a private investigator.

I purchased this camera before moving to a big city that is known to have an increase with car break-ins and damage to personal vehicles. My plan was to purchase the hardwire kit and have parking mode running as a second set of eyes on my car. Anyway, the installation of both the camera and hardwire kit was fairly straightforward. Anybody that can operate a smartphone could navigate the settings on one of these cameras. I would say that the memory card provided is pretty small and once the camera starts recording, you notice there won’t be space for very much footage - especially if you intend to capture videos in parking mode. The problem I had was communication between the app, the camera, and the hardwire kit. There was always some sort of issue! This hardwire kit is fairly easy to install. One wire goes to the ground, one to a constant hot (such as the battery) so it always has power, and the last wire to ACC (some sort of accessory) which has power when the car is on, but turns off when you shut the car off. We tried many variations of ACC and constant connection, made sure there was proper voltage, even purchased a larger memory card, tested and REtested the connection with an electric light tester, etc. The camera was always showing it had power and that it was recording when it should have been, but the footage wouldn’t be there from when the camera should have been recording in parking mode. All settings for parking mode were arranged. The camera recognized the hardwire kit and displayed a large “P” on it which is the icon for parking mode, but again, there was never any footage. After all of this, I reached out to RedTiger customer service AND tech support. They STARTED off nice. In support’s first response, they said rest assured if I followed the troubleshooting they sent me and it didn’t work, they would replace my items. Well, guess what? The troubleshooting didn’t work and then they jerked me around, asked me a million more questions, asked for photos, the whole nine yards. I sent everything they asked for, even more, and maybe that was my mistake. Next, they would say oh I need another photo or send me another troubleshooting list even though they sent that same one to me 2 emails prior. I mean how different can a fuse box look from one photo to another? You can’t exactly cram a phone or camera up there to take a photo… Well, now I have jerked around with this camera and these customer/tech “support” people for almost a month. The camera arrived on March 4th and it is now March 26th. Of course this is a long review, and if you’re still with me, I applaud you. Save yourself the time, energy, stress, and sanity. Do NOT buy this camera especially if you plan on using the parking mode! After this disaster, I purchased the ROVE brand dual dash cam. It took the same amount of time to set up as this travesty. The ROVE camera announces when it is switching modes (you can also turn that feature off), Parking mode on/off, recording, stop recording, Wi-Fi on, WiFi off, etc. The best part is - all of my footage is there! It has been like night and day. Edit to add: After receiving this review, RedTiger did reach out to me. In an effort to make things right, a different customer service representative said they would be sending me replacement products. I still plan on keeping this review up, as it was a nightmare dealing with the camera, hardwire kit, and trying to resolve the issues we were having. I feel everyone deserves to know if they are thinking about purchasing! However, everyone also deserves to know that RedTiger reached out and tried to clear the air. Good luck to all of you folks. I hope you find the camera that best fits your needs!

I added this to my Civic and had my friend (car guy) hide the cables under the ceiling of the car. cable length was enough to do so which was great. camera has a great price for what it does. pictures are clear. i suggest upgrading the memory card, I didn't find the record time long enough. camera beeps every few weeks for me telling me to erase recordings to make space. it records while parked if there is movement which is also very nice. had a car hit my parked car and leave, this was luckily all recorded. the quality of the recording is more than enough as well. sucktion holds very well, just sometimes falls off when it'd too cold or too hot but that is expected. great alternative if you don't want to install one from the dealership.

I recently been in an T-bone accident and due to airbags were deployed I broke the cable that connects the rear dashcam also lost the suction unit for the front dashcam. But redtiger team showed such a great support, they helped me with new cable along with new suction unit. They didn't charged me at all. I didn't received their 1st package, they did follow up with me and delivered the another one. Dashcam clarity is best. I highly recommend this whoever thinks that cost is bit high but you get that service along with the best clarity video. Easy to install and very sleek with the best quality of the product. I thank Emma from redtiger support team who helped me throughout.

This dash cam was easy to install and use. It even helped me during a fender-bender and captured several accidents in 4K. The video resolution is excellent, and I felt more secure having it on the road. The app can be very slow when downloading videos, so I recommend using an SD card adapter to transfer footage directly to a computer. The suction cup also lost its grip after being exposed to temperatures around 100°F, although that is understandable given the extreme heat. Sadly, the camera eventually stopped working properly after 2.5 years. The screen repeatedly froze, and neither resetting the device nor reformatting the SD card resolved the issue. The warranty is good for 18 months from the date of purchase. Therefore, I could not tap into this. I never used parking mode, so I cannot comment on that feature. Overall, I genuinely enjoyed this dash cam and appreciated the protection and peace of mind it provided. I recommended it to my family, friends, and coworkers. Now I am disappointed that it no longer works, as I had hoped to get at least 5 years of use from it.

The kit was delivered in a high quality box with everything needed to plug in and work with minimal set up. The instructions are simple to follow but I think most people would find the settings quite easy to follow simply by plugging it in and having a play with the buttons. Having been a user of dashcams for the last 15 years, I was pleasantly surprised with the build quality & feel of the unit. The gps module is part of the mounting bracket which sticks easily to the screen and in turn, the camera is held in place on the slide-on bracket by a strong magnet. Although delivered with a 32gb card, I fitted a good quality 256gb memory card to give me plenty of storage capacity at the highest quality camera settings. The app was easy enough to download and use on the Android platform and the desktop app on windows works without issue and provide all relevant details. I have yet to try the rear view camera which is not so easy to fit in my 4x4 pickup which also has a rear canopy - The window of which I can never really see through due to the dust & muck attracted to the rear window! Luckily my truck driving experience has taught me to rely on my wing mirrors rather the rear view. I am considering setting this camera up as an 'in cab' monitor. The sound quality of the recordings is good - I just pray that in the event that I have an incident that requires me to produce the footage, I have some decent music playing and that I'm not, god forbid, singing! The night vision seems good. I am mostly in rural areas but the first trip for me included rural & dark main roads, plus lit motorway and towns so a good mixture and appears good throughout. All in all, I am extremely pleased with the unit and having given it a good test to prove the capability and quality, I will now fit the hard wire kit. One of the main reasons I chose this unit was the Super capacitor rather than a battery which from personal experience have found do not like potential wide range of temperatures in cars. I may add to my review once I have experience of the summer temperatures. Compared to other cameras & kit on the market, I would recommend that you add this to your final list for serious consideration.

good unit it's works

This does not deserve the amount of 5 star reviews it gets. I've broken down the pros and cons to show why. Pros: - Front dash cam is high quality. - Basic bells and whistles extras. Cons: - Installation can be fiddly and non adjustable beyond tilting up or down. - Rear camera is very low quality. I thought 2.5k from the product heading, but it is for the front camera to increase recording FPS. The rear camera is 1080p, which is very low by today's standards. - It overheats, which will age components at an accelerated rate. - It stops working the moment the engine is off, meaning it won't record a potential accident that affects the power/engine. - It gets tedious having to go through settings and enable WiFi through the dash cam every time. - While connected to the dash cam WiFi, your phone is essentially in offline mode and cannot use basic features such as music streaming and take calls over internet (WhatsApp, Teams, etc.). - The app is little more than Google maps in offline mode with dash cam live stream taking up the top half of the screen, not worth the sacrifice when Google maps + mobile data gives you so much more. The current design means that you are better off not using the app until after your drive is over to access stored footage then, which defeats the purpose of the majority of the features on offer. The trade-offs and design flaws are not worth more than 2 stars at most, and I cannot understand all the high ratings. Most of the accurate reviews I've seen are in the 1-2 star region for this product.

Perfect

Been 2 years and still good. Can't complain anything.