WOLFBOX G850 PRO 4K Mirror Dash Cam with ADAS and BSD Smart Rear View Mirror with 5 8GHz

My Second WOLFBOX Dash Cam Install — Very Satisfied I recently installed my second unit from WOLFBOX — this time the G850 PRO — having previously installed the G900 Tripro Cabin Version in my other vehicle. Overall I’m very happy with the upgrade and confident in recommending it. Why I picked the G850 PRO after the G900 Tripro My first install (the G900 Tripro) delivered excellent coverage: front, rear, and cabin cameras — which I appreciated especially for full situational awareness. What I like about the G850 PRO so far Video quality: The front 4K footage captures road signs, license plates and fine detail very well. Large mirror display: The 12-inch mirror screen is a big plus — easy to view, gives the sense of “dashboard interface” while still functioning as a mirror. Features: The added ADAS (lane departure, forward/rear/side collision warnings) and BSD (blind-spot detection) are nice value adds. For someone like me, it’s not mission-critical but it’s good to have. Convenience: WiFi/app connectivity and the included 64 GB card meant I was largely ready out-of-the-box (just needed to handle wiring and mount). Familiar install workflow: Since this is my second WOLFBOX install, I already knew what to plan for: fuse-tap or OBD-port wiring, mounting strap vs bracket, routing cables along headliner/A-pillar, etc. Small caveats — but manageable Mirror size and sight-lines: The 12″ mirror is large, so in my truck I needed to ensure it didn’t obstruct view or interfere with visors. On the Tripro install I had similar considerations. Parking/monitoring mode wiring: As with my first unit, if you want full 24-hour parking monitoring you’ll need a hard-wire kit and dedicated fuse or constant power feed. Final verdict: Since this is my second WOLFBOX unit, I feel comfortable that the brand and product line deliver good value and performance. The G850 PRO hits a sweet spot for me: high-end features, large display, strong video quality, but without the complexity or higher cost of a full 3-channel cabin setup. For someone who can manage the install (which you absolutely can, given your background), it’s a smart choice. If I were to do it again, I’d pick this unit for a primarily front/rear coverage scenario and reserve the 3-channel cabin “premium” setup (like the Tripro) for when I need interior monitoring or ultra-wide coverage. Read more

I have been using the WOLFBOX G850 PRO 4K Mirror Dash Cam for about 9 months and so far, I am thoroughly impressed. The rear-view mirror camera is crystal clear, and the rear is pretty good as well. I have rear camera installed on the inside of my car so I am not able to take advantage of the BSD but the ADAS works like a charm. It was extremely easy to install, and the Wi-Fi connectivity works flawlessly. Review of recordings is fairly easy and clear. My only complaint would be the mounting locations for the rear camera if used on the interior of the car. I was limited in getting the angle of the camera in order to see what I wanted in the rear. I also had a minor issue with the mounting on my existing mirror. I had to offset it a little to the right of the mirror because of the camera location. this works great for some cars but when I tried to install in my Suburban, the camera was blocked by the mirror no matter how I tried to install. I wish they made a version where can move the camera to fit various sized mirrors. You can't beat the price on this camera, especially for what all it does. Great value for the money. Read more

Since it seems like quite a few of the reviews are all from people who received the camera for free, I figured I’d give my unbiased opinion. First of all, the camera quality is great. It’s sharp, handles bright lights without too much of an issue, and just looks good overall. I do wish the rear camera was a little higher resolution, but for what it is, it’s not bad. I think my biggest complaint is the brightness of the screen. I wish there was the ability to have it much brighter during the day. I have to have the mirror pointed under my rear window or the reflections wash out the screen. One thing to note is that I do not have tinted windows, so that could help. I would happily pay more for a brighter screen, especially if it could adjust brightness automatically. The smart driving features work pretty well, but can be a bit sensitive at times, even when set to low. The install was pretty easy and straightforward and I plan on hardwiring the camera soon. I was able to hide the GPS receiver in the ceiling of my car and it’s works great. Overall, if you are looking for a backup cam with a high quality camera and a lot of features, I definitely recommend this one! Read more