wolfbox_tech via eBay has
10" WOLFBOX M40 Lite 4K Front & 1080p Rear Dash Cam (without GPS & SD Card) on sale for $69.99 - $14 with 20% off coupon code
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wolfbox_tech via eBay also has
10" WOLFBOX M40 4K Front & 1080p Rear Dash Cam w/ Built-In GPS + 64GB SD Card (with Wi-Fi, GPS & ADAS) on sale for $89.99 - $18 with 20% off coupon code
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Details:
- 4K front + 1080P rear dual-lens recording
- 10" IPS touchscreen with adjustable viewing angles for real-time monitoring
- Night vision with IR light for low-light visibility
- G-sensor and motion detection with auto-save on impact
- Parking mode for 24/7 surveillance (requires hardwire kit)
- Loop recording with emergency lock and auto-overwrite
- Type-C fast charging for easy and stable power supply
- M40 Model Only Includes 64GB TF card (supports up to 256GB, U3 recommended)
Community Reviews
This Wolfbox mirror dash cam stands out for front and rear recording in a single mirror-mounted unit, with useful split-screen viewing and solid night clarity for backing up and checking blind spots. The long screen and easy clip retrieval add to its appeal, and the unit has held up for years in daily use. The main tradeoffs are mirror-dashcam quirks, since adjusting the rearview mirror changes the camera angle, and installation can take patience. Backup-camera performance also depends heavily on mounting and setup.
Long-term use can work for years when the mirror-mounted setup is adjusted correctly for the vehicle.
The monitor design can cycle between front view, rear view for backing up, and split screen for both views.
The front and rear night clarity can work well for backing up and checking blind spots while driving.
The rear camera can provide a close-up backup view with a grid mode when connected to backup light wiring.
The backup camera performance can be iffy and may require careful mounting and alignment to match the rearview mirror position.
Adjusting the rearview mirror can change the dashcam point of view and can lead to missing footage if the camera points upward.
The mirror-mounted unit can add weight to the mirror and may increase vibration on rough roads.
The optional hardwire pseudo-security setup can drain the vehicle battery if the regulator power-cut feature does not work.
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Is the camera in back not adjustable to where you could mount it somewhere else and then just repoint it?
Is the camera in back not adjustable to where you could mount it somewhere else and then just repoint it?
From the wolfbox manual:
Place the head unit (Wolfbox Mirror) on the rear-view mirror
by hand, and be sure to separate the silicone brackets on both
sides of the rearview mirror. Buckle the device to the rearview
mirror with the rubber straps. Adjust the front lens to a desired
angle.
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