WOLFBOX X3 2.5K 1440P 60FPS Dash Camera, STARVIS 2 IMX675 with ADAS, 1440P+1080P Dual Dashcam Front and Rear Camera with Built-in 5.8GHz WiFi & GPS, 64GB Card, Touch Screen, G-Sensor, Loop Recording

Best bang for the buck
I was familiar with the brand Wolfbox, as the name showed up when I was researching purchasing a dashcam. When this model came available, I grabbed it, as the need for a dash cam has become more and more of a necessity in the busy metropolitan area I live in. The drivers here are crazy, and the need to document the traffic around me has become more apparent to me. This model has all the features I was looking for, and some I wasn’t.First, the installation. I drive a Ford F-150, and installing the units couldn’t have been easier. Luckily, they provided some extra double-stick tape, as I botched my first attempt (totally my fault). I mounted the front camera out of sight behind my rearview mirror. The power cable plugged into my 12v socket and was easily tucked away behind the trim. I didn’t have to remove anything. They provided a nice tool that allowed me to push the wire along the windshield above the headliner. The rear camera mounted the same way, and too was easy to wire. I was honestly surprised how easy it was. Once installed, I went through the setup menu and took it for a test drive. The quality of the image was amazingly good and should serve me well should I ever need the footage. I went ahead and activated the optional features: a lane reminder, start-stop alert, and a sudden braking alert. The chimes associated with these warnings are pleasant and somewhat unobtrusive, but the jury is still out as to whether or not I’ll keep them all activated. They work fine, but can become somewhat tiring to listen to, particularly the lane alert. This is really a matter of personal preference, and fortunately, you can pick and choose which, if any, warnings you want to activate. If it weren’t for the warning chimes, I honestly would soon forget the camera is installed, which is really what I want. Since the video loops as the card fills up, it really requires no attention. Overall, I’m quite happy with the device. Having the peace of mind that my time on the road is documented is a wonderful thing, but I can honestly say that I hope I never need to use it.Update: I’m not denying any stars for is, as I consider extras such as the lane departure feature to be catchy extras, not the primary reason to own a dash cam. While the feature works, I found it to be annoying, particularly on a long trip. It seems that at times the camera detects markings other than lanes, things such as skid marks and tar snakes. This caused so many false chimes that I couldn’t wait to disable the feature. The chime that warns you’re about to run into the back of someone is the same chime as the others, so would likely to be “too little, too late”. The chime that tells you the car ahead of you has left the stoplight, does work, and may be useful for some.

Solid Dual Dash Cam for Urban Driving
Living in Chicago, a reliable dash cam isn’t just an accessory, it’s pretty much essential for peace of mind on these busy streets. This WOLFBOX X3 dual cam covers both front and rear, giving me solid 2.5K footage that’s clear enough to make out details day or night, which is crucial if something ever happens. The built-in WiFi makes pulling video to my phone quick and easy without messing with the card, and the overall build feels sturdy, not cheap plastic. The only minor downside is that getting the rear camera cable routed perfectly clean took a bit of patience and fiddling. Still, for the features and the added security it provides, it’s a smart investment and fair for the price.

This WOLFBOX X3 2.5K 60FPS Front and Rear View Dash Cam has a rich feature set for a mid range dash cam. It has both control buttons and a large 3″ touchscreen, a built in GPS module, 5.8GHz Wi-Fi, parking monitor mode with time lapse recording and collision detection (requires a separate hardwire kit) as well as ADAS technology that proactively alerts you to road hazards.The front camera uses the STARVIS 2 IMX675 sensor which combined with the f/1.5 aperture lens and a maximum video resolution of 2.5K (2560 x 1440P) at 60fps provides crisp, clear video with no motion blur day or night so it’s easy to make out license plates and road signs up to 50 feet away. The camera has a wide field of view (approximately 160-170 degrees) so it will capture vehicles in adjacent lanes while driving on the highway and people and street singes while driving in the city. The rear camera records at 1080p 30fps and provides a clear, easy to view image during the daytime so you can make out the license plate of the vehicle behind you up to about 25 feet away. Night time performance is not quite as good and it becomes difficult to make out plates further than about 15-20 feet away. Both cameras are capable of recording HDR video which improves night time image quality quite a bit, but that will drop the frame rate of the front camera down to 30fps. The WOLFBOX X3 also has ADAS (Advanced Drive Assistance System) that can alert you about potential road hazards. It has forward collisions warning, lane departure warning and stop and go traffic notification. This is great to have particularly if you’re installing this camera in an older vehicle that didn’t have these features from the factory.Installing the camera is pretty straightforward. First, find a spot on your windshield where the camera won’t obstruct your view (not difficult since the camera is only 3.75″ wide x 3″ tall including the mount) and attach one of the electrostatic stickers to your windshield. Then remove the camera mount/GPS module from the dash cam and attach that to the electrostatic sticker and allow that to set up for about 24 hours before you reattach the dash cam. Tuck the power cable behind the headliner using the provided pry tool and then route the cable to your 12V DC port. The power adapter has a built in USB-A charging port so you’ll still be able to charge your phone with the dash cam installed. Routing the power cable for the rear camera takes a little more patience and may require the removal of some interior panels for a clean, hidden installation. Installing the rear camera in my Jeep was easy since I could run the cable along the bottom sill behind the carpet then up the rear corner of the hard top to the top to the rear window. Attach another one of the electrostatic stickers to your rear window, plug in the power cable, mount the camera and adjust the view.I’m currently running the dash cams in HDR mode and video quality has a been great from both cameras. There’s no noticeable blur from the front camera and transitions from light to dark like going under a bridge or driving in bright sunlight are much smoother than without HDR on. This gets a highly recommended.

Vorab zur Info, ich durfte im Rahmen des Amazon-Vine Programms dieses Produkt testen.Meine Rezension beruht aber auf meinen Erfahrungen, die ich bei diesem Produkt sammeln durfte.Die WOLFBOX X3 wird mit einem umfassenden Zubehör und Montagematerial geliefert.Ich habe sie in meinem Zweitwagen (Renault Clio) installiert.Ich habe die WOLFBOX X3 Dashcam jetzt seit ein paar Wochen im Einsatz und bin absolut begeistert! Die Bildqualität ist mit der 2.5K-Auflösung und 60FPS hervorragend. Besonders beeindruckend ist die Nachtsicht durch den STARVIS 2 IMX675 Sensor – auch bei schwachem Licht sind die Aufnahmen klar und detailliert.Die Dual-Kamera ist ein echtes Plus. Die Kamera vorne bietet eine super klare Auflösung von 2.5K und die hintere Kamera liefert ebenfalls sehr gute Bilder in 1080P. Perfekt für die Rundumüberwachung im Auto. Durch die integrierte 5.8GHz WiFi-Verbindung lässt sich die Dashcam bequem mit der App verbinden, und das GPS funktioniert einwandfrei, was sehr praktisch für die Aufzeichnung von Fahrtrouten und Geschwindigkeit ist.Ein weiteres tolles Feature ist der ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System), der mich vor möglichen Gefahren warnt und somit für zusätzliche Sicherheit sorgt. Der Touchscreen ist intuitiv und einfach zu bedienen, auch während der Fahrt.Die 64GB SD-Karte, die kostenlos mitgeliefert wird, reicht für viele Stunden Aufnahmen und die Loop-Aufnahme sorgt dafür, dass ältere Videos automatisch überschrieben werden, wenn der Speicher voll ist. Der G-Sensor erkennt automatisch Unfälle und schützt die Aufnahmen.Insgesamt ist die WOLFBOX X3 eine fantastische Dashcam mit einer Vielzahl von nützlichen Funktionen, die das Fahren sicherer und entspannter machen. Ich kann sie nur jedem empfehlen!