WOLFBOX i07 3 Channel Dash Cam Built-in WiFi GPS, 4K Dash Camera Front and Inside, 1440P+1080P+1080P Triple Car Camera with 3" LCD Screen, 32GB Card Included, IR Night Vision, 24H Parking Mode

I’ve had this on two of my vehicles for about a year and they are excellent. Clear video, easy install, decent screen size, and easy to use. I love that it has three different views.

I bought this back on Sept 8,2023 but didn’t install it until around Christmas time. I honestly love this thing! I’ll try not to write too much to read so you get my quick and highlighted opinion. I have never had any mechanical issues with my device ever, not to say it doesn’t happen to others, but the one I received is of great quality. Sorry in advance for no exterior night time recordings. PROS: • 3 cameras recording; front, rear and inside • night time quality is really clear • there are different lengths of video time recording to choose, I picked 3 minutes because the length of driving I do sometimes • audio recording is very clear • extremely easy to instal, easy to hide the cord, and I received a flat spatula plastic piece that helped with this • recordings have good quality during the day and I have never had an issue with glares on the front camera • when save a video it also comes with GPS map, drive path of recording, speed you were driving, date and time stamped, as well as direction you were driving. CONS: • The memory on the card is only a little over an hour. (This includes recordings from all 3 cameras) • audio picks up when you hit a bump or crack in the road while driving loudly on the recording • any saved videos take up a lot of room on your phone, so best to use a memory chip • rear camera very sensitive to dirt on the outside of the window since so close to it, be sure to try and keep a minimum 10” radius the camera clean • 50/50 license plate visibility on front camera, even less for rear camera • if you have anything hanging from your rear view window it will very visible in your video, if you have this for ride share documentation then definitely remove when on duty. Heads up: • make sure to accurately know exactly where you want it and need it for the perfect view • use erase markers or window paint pens to mark exactly where you need the tape to be • buy a larger compatible chip if you need to record longer than the hour • do to license visibility, make sure to say out loud state and plate info for audio backup. Me and my daughter made it a normal thing if we see someone driving crazy near us to just say it out loud just in case • be sure to keep the inside window clear of smudges and dust. I just bought a window microfiber cloth arm to do this quickly and easily. Just to insure if I ever need to pull a video, everything I need will be recorded clearly Overall I very much recommend this. The quality you get for the price is great. Even with the cons, this is still 5 stars for me.

The best camera I ever had Works great n very hot weather Works great with cold temperature Very clear picture very easy to install Go to quality night vision I used it last five years and it still works great thanks Wolf box

I recently purchased the WOLFBOX i07 Dash Cam, and after installing and using it, I can confidently say that it's a fantastic product that exceeded my expectations. This is actually the second WOLFBOX camera I've owned, and both have been exceptional in terms of performance and features. Installation and Wiring: 5/5 Setting up the WOLFBOX i07 was a breeze, and I particularly appreciated the thought put into the design of the wiring. The wiring length provided was more than sufficient for my Toyota Avalon, allowing for a clean and discreet installation. The rear camera installation, in particular, was a straightforward process, and the provided instructions were clear and easy to follow. Powering the Camera: 5/5 I opted to use the OBD connector for powering the camera, and it was a game-changer in terms of convenience. The OBD kit not only simplified the installation process but also eliminated the need for complex hardwiring. This made the overall setup much more user-friendly and saved a significant amount of time. Kudos to WOLFBOX for providing such a practical solution. Outstanding Features: 5/5 The WOLFBOX i07 boasts an impressive array of features, and I can confidently say that each one performs exceptionally well. The camera covers not only the front and back but also the inside of the car, providing comprehensive surveillance. The footage quality is top-notch, even in varying lighting conditions, and the wide-angle lens captures a detailed view of the surroundings. The Parking Monitor feature adds an extra layer of security when the vehicle is parked, and the GPS functionality accurately records and displays the driving route. The user interface is intuitive, making it easy to navigate through the settings and access the various features. Customer Service: 5/5 One of the standout aspects of my experience with WOLFBOX was the outstanding customer service, especially from Cathy. She was incredibly responsive to my inquiries and went above and beyond to assist me. Not only did she provide helpful answers, but she also sent me the OBD kit for free, demonstrating the company's commitment to customer satisfaction. Conclusion: 5 Stars In conclusion, the WOLFBOX i07 Dash Cam is a stellar product that delivers on its promises. The combination of excellent features, user-friendly installation, and exceptional customer service make it a standout in the market. I wholeheartedly recommend WOLFBOX to anyone in need of a reliable and feature-rich dash cam. With the i07, you're not just getting a top-tier product; you're also getting the support of a great company and its dedicated team. Five stars all around!

I received the camera a little over a week ago. I installed it immediately. Installation was very easy. Running cables was a breeze. Starting up camera and recording was self explanatory. The video quality is very nice. Haven’t used at night time yet. The card that comes with it works fine but fills up fast. Only saves about 3 days worth before it starts looping over oldest videos. Which is really fine for me. I would know immediately if I need to save a video I think. It only has a couple of drawbacks. 1. Does not save to a cloud. It doesn’t advertise that it does either tho. 2. It doesn’t automatically connect to the WiFi of my phone. U have to physically push buttons to connect it every time you start your car. But you don’t need to connect it to your phone really unless you’re downloading videos or watching live video on your phone. 3. This issue is probably my only real concern. This is why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5. The download time when it is connected to my phone is absolutely insane. Very slow. To download a few videos to my phone it takes about 15 minutes. Can’t imagine sitting in my car for 15 minutes whenever I want to download. I have not hardwired my camera yet so maybe it will download when car is turned off. I’ll find out eventually. Otherwise I do love this camera. The 3 channels is great (front, rear, inside). The video’s automatically place the GPS map of your drive with it. That’s nice. I love the features the camera offers and the quality of the recordings. I’ll continue to use and write another review after a few months.

I ordered this unit without extensive research but found it to fit the bill for everything I needed, especially for the price. It came with a cigarette lighter plug, but unfortunately my Ford F150 12V socket stays hot all the time, so I needed a hardwire kit for practical reasons. I Contacted Wolfbox customer support and requested a hardwire kit and I must say I was blown away by the efficiency of their system. I got an email reply back very quickly asking a couple of follow up questions, and then they sent me out the kit to complete the install an no charge. They also sent me a follow up email every few days to make sure all was OK with the install, and to make sure everything was working with the unit properly. I had a couple of additional questions and they took care of everything quickly. I wish all the companies had such a customer support team like Wolfbox (Thank you Amber!). The Unit has an interior and front camera in the main unit which I mounted to my front windshield beside the trucks rear view mirror, and the separate rear camera I mounted to the top of the back glass of my club cab truck's interior, and it provides good coverage behind my vehicle even with my tailgate up. I considered a separate exterior camera outside by my truck's rear bumper but don't think it's worth that effort to cover a tiny blind spot created by the tailgate. I have used the unit for a while and watched the playback on my laptop and desktop using a card reader and the video quality is amazing. My only issue for my big hands is the micro SD card slot is in an awkward position to take the card out and put it back in but I found using a pair of tweezers it is much easier. The setup was pretty simple once I got it running. The time setting was a little confusing but I eventually figured it out. I had set it for "Use GPS to set the time" in the menu, but the clock was always off by many hours. I found that I had to go into another line and set GMT minus x number of hours for my time zone. Once I did this, both the hours and the minutes were displayed correctly. Haven't driven much at night so I really can't comment on the night cameras capabilities. Overall this unit seems amazing for the price and I will probably purchase at least 1 or 2 more for my other vehicles.

I'm sorry but I have to change my review as of 6-2-25. I have had this for 1 1/2 yeas now and for the past 11 months I have been fighting with the fact that it always stops recording and says he SD card is full. I started with a 32 GB, then 128 GB and now a 256 GB and they all end up full. I don't know what is wrong but I'm tired of putting money out of SD cards when this thing doesn't seem to like any of them. The cheap $75 cam I got my daughter 3 years ago is still working for her. They should have the SD card that works as part of the package. I just installed the i07 and all looks very good. However, I could not get it to connect to my phone via Wifi. I contacted Yura at customer service via email. They asked me to try a few things. I did and they did not work. Yura then asked me to try a couple more things that the engineer wanted done. I tried those also and they did not work. Yura then simply said they will send me a new i07 right away. It came within 4 days. I installed it and it works perfect. I really like the quality of the pictures, the ease of setting up, and the ease of using it via phone. I would definitely deal with Wolfbox again.

Edit: After a few weeks of having this and the specific way I wanted it mounted in my car, I found I needed to add a strip of 3M tape to the interior-facing side of the front camera to help keep it in place. It sticks to the upper console as well this way. This is NOT an issue with the provided mounting solution at all, just unique to my car. I have the rear camera centered on the pad they provided and have had zero issues keeping it in place. I also attached another picture to help explain. I have a 2022 Mazda 3 hatchback, and I don't have much to add to the many other great reviews that hasn't already been said. Information on the fourth-gen 3s can be hard to find, so I'm going to focus on the install here. Anyone who owns one knows these aren't the most convenience-oriented cars, what with the only 12v outlet and two USB ports in the center console. Based on everything I've found so far, there's no good accessory fuse to tap into, either. I suggest getting the OBDII kit to save yourself running cables through the firewall or along the dash and into the center console. If you pull back the rubber seal on the A pillar, you can very easily hide the cable inside the A pillar itself and there is enough space above the fuse box to tuck in the excess cable. As for the rear, it's pretty easy to run the cable under the trim. If you have a hatchback like me, you'll need to leave a little extra slack for it to open. I ran it down the passenger side and ended up installing the camera upside down the first time. With it installed correctly, the cable should point towards the driver side. There is plenty of space under the trim panel in the hatch to hide the excess cable as well. It took me about an hour total to install this, by the time I ran the primary cable and then re-ran it, and found the best way to hide the excess and get the camera itself set up on my phone. Next time it would probably take me 15 minutes. All in all it works great and is easy to set up. Unfortunately I almost needed it tonight on my way to work. Out of curiosity I pulled the video up just to see how close of a call that was.