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The REDTIGER F7NP records 4K up front and 1080p behind you. STARVIS 2 helps at dusk, Wi‑Fi pulls clips to your phone, and the box includes a 128GB card.
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4K front · 1080p rear · 128GB card included · iPhone & Android app
4K front and 1080p rear — STARVIS 2 sensor, 5.8GHz Wi‑Fi, GPS, and a 128GB card in the box.
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Worth a look if you want two cameras in one kit
Dual-channel kit with STARVIS 2 night vision and 5.8GHz Wi‑Fi. Parking mode needs a hardwire kit — not included on every listing, so check the box contents before you buy.
Two lenses, one power cable, and an app for when you need to pull evidence without fishing for the microSD.
Front camera runs 4K (or 2.5K at 30fps if you prefer smoother motion). Rear is 1080p in-car — enough to catch tailgaters, not cinema-grade.
STARVIS 2 plus WDR does the heavy lifting on grey UK evenings. It is not magic in total blackout, but number plates at 4 p.m. in January look sharper than on older 1080p-only units.
Pair over 5.8GHz Wi‑Fi, pull clips, check GPS tracks. First connection takes a few minutes; after that it is mostly fine unless you rename the SSID.
Button controls on the unit — not a touchscreen. Fine for quick playback in the car; most people review footage on the phone anyway.
G-sensor recording while parked is supported, but you need a hardwire kit to the fuse box. The suction mount can droop on a hot windscreen — worth checking after the first week.
Owner feedback
Recent write-ups on this exact kit (F7NP · 128GB). We kept the awkward bits — app pairing trips people up more than the video quality.
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Larry G.
Owner since 2013
Clear fitting instructions — handy that rear power comes from the front unit, so no tapping into the car lights. Video quality is very good with a wide front angle. On the phone it looks even better than the little screen. Struggled to finish Wi‑Fi pairing on my own; support walked me through the last step same day.
Mary F.
Owner since 2019
Box and instructions feel premium — setup took one evening. Neighbour paid 40% more for another brand that drops to Full HD to avoid frame blur; this one holds 4K without drama. Registered the 18‑month warranty in five minutes.
Suzanne J.
Owner since 2011
Fitted to an Omoda 5 using the USB port on the mirror housing — short cable, very tidy. Rear run needed patience but extra length tucks into trim fine. Images and sound are clear; PC upload is straightforward. Night driving not tested yet.
Arthur S.
Owner since 2008
Fifteen years of dashcams in fleet vans — picked this for the supercapacitor instead of a battery pack. Swapped the bundled card for a 256GB one at max quality. GPS sits in the mount bracket; suction holds on a dusty pickup cab. Rural night footage looked solid on first motorway run.
Isabella C.
Owner since 2021
Image and video quality are top notch. Install is straightforward — do yourself a favour and add a hardwire kit so you're not dangling a cable to the 12V socket.
Victor J.
Owner since 2013
Daytime video is good and cables are long enough. But you connect over Wi‑Fi manually each time — not Bluetooth auto-pair like my old Nextbase. Fine for set-and-forget recording; annoying if you pull clips daily (taxi, instructor, delivery). Support never replied through the app.
Michelle W.
Owner since 2006
Footage is excellent. The adhesive pads for the bracket and windscreen keep letting go in heat — asked for replacements and got a refund instead. Worth buying your own 3M pads if you park in sun.
Budget an hour for a tidy install — the rear cable is long enough, but trim clips matter.
Suction cup on the windscreen for the front unit. Rear cable runs to the in-car lens — plan the trim route before you stick anything.
Insert the included microSD and format once in the menu. Skipping this step causes random write errors on first boot.
Install REDTIGER Cam, connect to the dash cam Wi‑Fi, set the clock and loop length. Download a test clip before you rely on it for a long trip.
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