WOLFBOX G930 - 4K

desertcart.com: WOLFBOX G930 10'' Rear View Mirror Camera with 5.8GHz WiFi, 4K Dash Cam Front and Rear with WDR, Touch Screen Rearview Mirror Backup Camera, Parking Monitor, Reverse Assist, Includes 64GB Card & GPS : Electronics Review: Great product! - I usually don’t write reviews but I had to for this product. I was in San Diego and rented a car that used one of these for the backup camera and I was quite impressed. He had it hardwired into the vehicle and the camera was placed outside of the vehicle. I did notice some glare from headlights behind me, and while annoying, it wasn’t a deal breaker. Most of the time when we’re backing up, headlights aren’t blasting us or hindering us enough. If you buy the larger 12” camera you can get a glare screen. The 10” doesn’t have one available to buy. Hopefully Wolfbox reconsiders. My mirror is small so I went with the smaller version. I purchased a newer rearview mirror camera model for my Audi Q5, and rather than place it outside the vehicle, I placed it inside my rearview window believing my tint would cut down on the glare. It worked and it works phenomenally. I would suggest doing this. I didn’t hardwire it and it took me and my girlfriend about 15 mins to center the camera and tuck the wires. Super easy install and plenty of videos to help if you’re doubting your capabilities. Easier to do with another person just for centering the camera. This is a great product and when I considered installing an OEM rearview camera my quotes were between $800-$1000 so this is was a much more affordable option. I’m still considering the OEM but this addressed my immediate need for a safety feature I enjoy. The camera allows you to see a wider view than just your rearview and the video is crisp and clear. It actually can pick up some of your blind spots which compliments my blind spot mirrors (also purchased from desertcart). The front camera is 4k and the rears camera is 1080 but works well both during the night and day. I’m very pleased with this purchase Review: Nice dashcam. 64GB SD card is big enough. The App is too nosy. Cars are a nuisance. - This is long so the subject is indexed: 1. My motivation may not be the same as yours 2. Obscured front view 3. Rear camera mounting: easy vs difficult 4. Red wire to backup light. Not needed 5. File sizes and SD card size 6. The app 7. Op. ed. 1. My motivation for getting this dashcam was to get better view out the back. Like most modern cars, there are awful blind spots due to the very large C pillars. If I am getting a camera, it might as well record the general numskullery on the road. That makes the forward looking camera a nice to have instead of the primary motivation. 2. My 2026 Solterra has an electronics package mounted to the windshield ahead of the rear view mirror, and then there are black dots on the windshield around the box. This obscures about ¼ of the front camera image. I was not looking for forward image capture so it is an acceptable compromise for me. It is something to consider if you are looking for any dashcam. 3. Mounting the rear camera outside as recommended is a horrible nuisance because of how cars are assembled. To route the camera cable requires removing the rear hatch inner panel. Inner panels are held on with panel clips. I call them snaps because of the sound they make when they break -and they always break. Good luck trying to figure out which size and shape clip you need for your car, on that panel, in that location of the panel. I mounted my rear camera to the glass on the inside so I did not have to disassemble the rear hatch panel. The Z hinge that was provided with the camera (in a separate bag) gave me the flexibility I needed in aiming the camera. I used command strips instead of the 3M double sticky tape provided. It allowed me to test a lot of mounting locations. Occasionally, I get some glare from the window, but it is not that bad. If you have the skill set and patience to deal with removing the back hatch panel, mounting the camera outside above the license plate will get better visibility. If it rains, it may get water sitting on the lens making it impossible to see. That happened on an old installation of a Wolfbox G840 on my Honda CR-V. (I replaced a lot of snaps) 4. The red wire is intended to be attached to a backup light. It will not work on a modern car. Lights used to be powered with 12v directly to the bulb when the bulb was turned on. Now, the lights have 12v at all times and they car commanded to be turned on via the digital CAN bus. Just put some tape on the end of the wire and hide it. My car has a nice backup camera with guidance lines. 5. The 64GB SD card should be able to record about 6 hours of video from the front and back cameras based on file sizes. 2 minutes of video results in 204MB from the 4k front camera and 143MB from the rear 1080p camera. File format is mp4. 6. The app asks for too much information. I will not use it. I can remove the SD card and simply get images off of the card using my PC. 7. This is a nice dashcam that does what I want. I am a repeat customer so I know the Wolfbox products and good customer service. Install is as simple as I can imagine. Car manufacturers should be ashamed of themselves. Philips head screws work just fine -the snaps do not.