REDTIGER F7N 4K Front and Rear Dash Cam with 64GB Card and GPS
Product description
A 64GB memory card is included with the REDTIGER F7N, a dual-camera dash cam that records in 4K at the front and 1080P at the rear. Its 3.18-inch screen gives you an on-device way to review footage, while built-in GPS adds route and speed information. One important setup detail: using the parking monitor requires an extra hardwire kit.
Technical details
- Name: REDTIGER F7N
- Type: Front and rear dash cam
- Video resolution: 4K front, 1080P rear
- Field of view: 170° front and 140° rear
- Display: 3.18-inch screen
- Connectivity: USB and 5.8GHz Wi-Fi
- Storage: 64GB memory card included, loop recording overwrites older footage when the card is full
- GPS: Built-in, records speed, location and direction
- Mounting: Dashboard mount with adhesive GPS mount
- What’s included: F7N camera, 1080P rear camera, 64GB card, user manual, rear camera cable, power supply cable with car charger, two electrostatic stickers and crowbar
How to use it
Mount the front camera on the dashboard and connect the rear camera using the supplied 21.3ft cable. The included 11.5ft power supply cable and car charger provide the listed power connection. Once installed, the cameras record front and rear footage, loop recording manages a full card by replacing older clips, while the G-sensor can lock recordings when it detects an impact. That locked-clip function is useful when you want to preserve a particular incident rather than rely on footage staying in the regular recording cycle.
For reviewing clips away from the camera, connect through 5.8GHz Wi-Fi and use the app to access video, GPS route information and OTA firmware updates. The listing states transfer speeds of up to 20MB/s. Night vision and WDR are included for recording in low-light conditions, but they do not remove the usual need for clear camera positioning and an unobstructed view. Worth considering if you want one system to record both ends of the vehicle and prefer GPS information alongside the footage.
What you get
The package includes the front unit, a separate 1080P rear camera, the memory card and the cables and mounting pieces listed above. This makes it a more complete starting point than buying a front-only camera, although fitting a rear camera means routing its cable through the vehicle. For a commute or a longer drive, the two-camera setup can capture more of what happens around the car than a single forward-facing unit.
The 24-hour parking monitor is a distinct use case, not something to assume works from the listed in-car power accessories alone: the product details say an extra hardwire kit is needed. You may want to skip it if you need parking surveillance but do not plan to add that kit. The supplied card supports recording from the outset, with loop recording handling storage as it fills.
What to clarify
Does it record in 4K from both cameras? No. The listed resolution is 4K for the front camera and 1080P for the rear.
Is a memory card included? Yes. A 64GB card is listed in the box contents, and the camera supports loop recording.
Can it monitor the vehicle while parked? The product lists a 24-hour parking monitor, but says an extra hardwire kit is required for that function.
Final verdict
The F7N suits drivers looking for front-and-rear recording, built-in GPS and app-based access without sourcing a memory card separately. Its clearest trade-off is the parking setup: the extra hardwire kit is not listed among the included items. If you mainly need forward-only footage, a simpler single-camera approach may involve less installation, choose this model when rear coverage and the added route details are part of the brief.