Redtiger All Dash Cam

Yes, owning a dual front-and-rear dash cam is a very worthwhile investment, because it can record both the front and rear of your car.

If an accident occurs, you’ll have video evidence to prove it wasn’t your fault, and demand compensation from the other driver.

This will potentially saving you thousands of dollars. Additionally, it can protect your vehicle while parked without draining your car battery.

No, a dash cam can also work when the car is parked, after connect the hardwire kit to your vehicle's fuse box.

This allows dash cam to continue operating while parked. Meanwhile, hardwire kit have low-voltage protection features.

Dash cam will automatically shut off when the voltage drops below 11.8V to prevent draining your vehicle’s battery.

There’s an exception: if your car’s power remains active while parked, a Dash Cam connected via the cigarette lighter will continue working until the battery is drained, as it lacks low-voltage protection.

This is something you need to be aware of.

Dash Cams are typically equipped with a 2.4GHz or 5.8GHz Wi-Fi module, allowing you to wirelessly transfer videos stored on the Dash Cam to your smartphone.

You can easily share video clips with family and friends or upload them to platforms like TikTok.

For Dash Cams without Wi-Fi, you have to connect them to a computer or use a card reader to access the videos.

Yes, dash cams usually record audio. You can toggle audio recording on or off in the settings menu --- "Audio."

In some U.S. states, recording audio may require the consent of passengers.

It depends on your needs.

If you’re using a car charger and an in-car rear camera to connect the dash cam, you can easily install it by yourself or with help from a family member.

If you decide to use a hardwire kit or an external rear camera, professional installation is a good choice.

Professional installation ensures the dash cam’s parking monitor mode works properly, and protect your vehicle while parked.