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The Redtiger ViewClear-70 is a two-channel dash cam that records the road ahead in 4K and the rear in 2.5K. Its front IMX678 sensor and Sony Starvis 2 night processing with HDR are aimed at clear plates and faces after dark, and it adds 5.8GHz Wi-Fi 6 app control, GPS logging, a touch screen and voice commands. A 128GB card and hardwire kit for parking mode are included, which many rivals charge extra for. It suits drivers who want strong night footage front and rear and are willing to pay for a premium two-camera setup; the 31 ratings average 4.7, though that is a small sample.
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Ratings are high at 4.7 from 31 buyers, who mostly praise the sharp front footage and night clarity.
The Redtiger ViewClear-70 is a dual dash cam with a front camera and a rear camera. The front camera uses a Sony IMX678 sensor and records in 4K at 8 million pixels. The rear camera records in 2.5K and uses Wondrix Pixel Technology to improve sensitivity, dynamic range, low-light performance and color accuracy.
Night View 2.0 combines Sony Starvis 2 pixel technology, an OmniVision OS04J10 sensor and HDR. This lets the cameras capture moving subjects clearly in low light. A touch screen and voice commands control the camera. Voice commands can turn on WiFi or show the rear camera view without manual operation while driving.
The dash cam connects over 5.8GHz WiFi 6 to an app, with a transmission speed of 30MB/s. A G-sensor locks the video clip when an accident occurs, so loop recording does not overwrite it. The clip can then be sent to a phone over WiFi. GPS tracking shows the route driven when you view recorded video on a phone or computer. A hardwire kit connected to the fuse box powers front and rear parking monitoring without draining the car battery.
