- WOLFBOX G900 PRO Mirror Dash Cam with 8MP STARVIS IMX678, 12 inches Rear View Mirror Camera with Front 4K and Rear 2.5K, Included 128GB Card, Voice Control, 5.8GHz WiFi, Loop Recording, G-Sensor & GPS

A few months ago, I got a Wolfbox G850. I was just blown away by it! And then I saw that Wolfbox got a G900 that has the enhanced rearview camera, so I jumped on it. Because while I was blown away by G850, I wished that the display was brighter, like an actual mirror. I know the technology is there because I have a factory digital rearview mirror from Toyota and it works just like a physical mirror. First the con: I’ve had it for 3+ month now, so I can confidently say that if there is any glitches, I probably experienced them all. I had two complains for the G850 – the mirror isn’t as bright and that the voice activated function is too sensitive and because it is listening constantly for command, it would do something unexpected. I got it fixed by turning off the voice command. Now for the G900 – I use the Wolfbox as a digital mirror because my 2025 Prius has a very narrow view from the stock rearview mirror. The screen (or you can say the “mirror”) for G900 is much brighter than the G850 so that’s a big step forward. I do have a 2022 Toyota RAV4 PRIME and it came with a factory digital rearview mirror (so that’s the gold standard) – and while G900 is not as bright and not come off as mirror, it is about 90% close to it. The night vision (which is the real stress test) is acceptable and much better than the G850 (tho the G850 is tolerable). So the G900 is in between the G850 and the Toyota digital rearview mirror. For this price point, you are getting a really solid bang for the buck! The G900 would all of a sudden while driving, switch from “rearview only” to a split screen with the front on the left and the rear on the right. It is easy to press one of the digital button -but it is a distraction and potentially a safety hazard because it does take your eyes off the road for a second (for me). However, it doesn’t happen enough - in my 3-4 months owning this device, it only occurred about 4 times. So it’s not a big concern that warrants me to call their customer service. The other thing with these cameras is that it is giving you what the rearview camera is seeing and pushes out to the display. But there’ll be a discconnct with the distance you’d see from the side-mirror. This is because the images in the side-mirrors are purposely made so that the object would appear closer than it actually is for safety purposes. The Wolfbox products displays objects as is. This is perfectly fine except when you are checking for traffic in the back, it takes a bit to adjust to when you are looking in the side-mirror and then look in the rearview mirror (or vice versa) so you’ve got to take that into consideration. Maybe with habit, your brain will adjust to it more quickly overtime. For the pro: It is much brighter than G850. The display for the rearview (which is 100%) what my review is focused on, is much much sharper than G850. It is also brighter, getting close to that of an actual “mirror” image – the resolution is there but I wished that it would be brighter (and I set the brightness on the highest scale available). The G900 version is high in resolution. Overall, you can see that it is a high quality product. There are a lot of nice features such as being able to view video from an app on your phone etc. I’ve not tried any of these – I just wanted something that can replace the stock physical mirror, no tech glitches and easy to see. The rest would icing on the cake for me so I’ve not bothered with them. I’d totally buy this product again! 5 stars! PS. I had Best Buy installed the G850 for me. With the G900, the only cable I needed to replace is the video feed cable – the GPS and the power cable are the adapters and I didn’t need to take them off. So this made the installation much easier on the tech and on my wallet. Best Buy charged me $99 for a professional installation on the video feed cam.

I’ve been running this Wolfbox front and rear dash cam mirror system for about 8 months now and I’ve put it through just about everything. Daily driving, highway runs, bad weather, tight parking lots. It does what it says and honestly gives you more value than I expected at this price. First off, the biggest win is the visibility and the dash cam setup. Having front and rear recording built in with a full screen mirror is a game changer. You get a wide view behind you that you just don’t get with a regular mirror, and being able to adjust the camera angle up and down and zoom in helps you dial it in exactly how you want it. That flexibility alone puts it ahead of a lot of factory setups. Now for the honest part. The camera quality is good, but it is not OEM level. During the day it looks solid and does the job no problem. At night, if you are in a well lit area, it still performs well. But out on dark highways with no street lights, you are mostly seeing headlights and not much detail beyond that. That is probably the biggest weakness. Close up clarity is another area where factory cameras still win. On my Ram and Chevrolet, the OEM cameras are sharper. You can make out faces and small details very clearly. With this system, you can still see vehicles and people behind you, but the image is more pixelated and not nearly as crisp when you zoom in. Speaking of zoom, it is a great feature, but just know when you zoom in you do lose some image quality. That is expected, but worth mentioning. Installation was the only real headache for me, and that is more about my truck than the product. I mounted the rear camera up high on the cab because I was not willing to drill holes or mess with seals. That means I do have a wire visible running to the back. Not ideal, but for me the added safety and recording is worth it. If you are willing to take more time with routing or get creative with your third brake light, you can probably clean that up better. Customer service deserves a shout out. I ordered the wrong camera at first and they fixed it immediately. Sent out the correct one along with an extension cable with zero hassle. That kind of support matters. Bottom line, if you are expecting factory level camera quality, this is not that. But those systems cost thousands. For what this costs, it delivers big time. As a dash cam system alone it is worth it, and the upgraded rear view mirror is a huge bonus. I would absolutely recommend it. For the price and what you get, it is an easy five stars.

Ease of Use: 10/10 Very easy to use and intuitive. Night Vision: 8/10 There is some graininess in low-light conditions, but I don’t think any competitors at this price point perform noticeably better. Video Quality & Safety: 10/10 I’m very satisfied overall. The rear view is extremely wide-angle and practically eliminates blind spots from the side mirrors. I often see vehicles in the digital rear view before they appear in the side mirrors. Because of the wide field of view, it does take some time to adjust to depth perception. Vehicles farther than ~20 feet appear slightly farther away than expected, but within 20 feet the distance looks accurate. In direct rear sunlight, I was pleasantly surprised by how well the camera and display performed. I could still clearly identify vehicles behind me without glare becoming overly distracting. GPS: 7/10 I tucked and hid the GPS unit in the lower right front A-pillar. The speed reading seems slightly slower than the vehicle’s odometer, but I disabled the MPH display on the screen anyway. Functionality: 10/10 The touchscreen and swipe gestures are smooth, intuitive, and responsive. I haven’t tested downloading recordings to my phone yet, but based on the overall experience, I expect it to work fine. Overall Impression This digital rear-view camera is a no-brainer if you regularly use both third-row seats with kids. My kids’ headrests blocked about 80% of the factory rear view. With this system installed, rear visibility is dramatically improved, and we feel much safer. Installation Notes (2023 Lexus GX 460) I installed this on a 2023 Lexus GX 460 and used the Wolfbox wiring kit to tap into the ACC fuse box. The rear-view mirror area is surrounded by safety sensors, which I didn’t want to disturb. As shown in the attached wiring diagram, I chose not to power the unit when the vehicle is parked (engine off). To do this, I fused the red wire together with the yellow constant-power wire and connected them using a single fuse. The vehicle’s ACC fuse is 7.5A, while the fuse provided in the Wolfbox wiring kit is 5A. I routed the rear camera cable along the passenger side and had just enough length to mount the camera at the top center of the rear door. For larger vehicles or trucks, I would recommend purchasing a longer rear camera cable.

I like it generally so far. I just installed it. I drive mostly in the daytime, and when it's bright outside, I wish the mirror display were brighter, but I'm overall happy with the resolution. I immediately saw the need for that anti-glare film and just ordered it. The voice control was unexpected and exactly what was needed. I'm powering mine from a Yipin Hexha brand buck converter also bought here on Amazon. This converts the 12V power from my rearview mirror into the 5V and USB-C that the dashcam uses. (On my 2003 Silverado, the mirror's yellow wire is 12V and the black wire is the ground reference.) This obviates the need for a long klugy cable running up from the cig lighter. I also chose not to run the wire that signals reverse. I simply use the voice command when I need to back up. Backing up is a dream now. You get a semi-panoramic view. I placed the backup camera at the top middle of my back window. I was going to go without the GPS, which is optional, but then realized that's where the correct time comes from. I'd rather NOT have to set the time manually. This would probably play better in court as well. One feature that would be nice and probably easy to add is a display, perhaps on the "product information" page, showing SD card capacity, space used and space free --maybe even "approximate recording minutes left"? Another refinement I would add is the option to display 8 compass directions rather than just four. In other words, N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W, and NW. UPDATE: You know, it took me a week or so to realize this, and it was partly due to a lifetime of habit, but the mirror no longer has to conform to the laws of reflection. In other words, you can face the mirror directly your face. Given that, the need for an anti-glare film is much less. In fact, I'm thinking of discarding mine. Just sayin.

Excellent camera,with a split screen option and touchscreen. Very clear images and video! I would highly recommend it! Easy to install,or have someone else do it for you.

For the price you would think this would also include the extra features that the 850 has like all the lane assist features. It's also acted wonky on me a couple of times where it kept crashing. One thing that should also be included is the factory mount, I'm not sure why that's an extra $30 when that should come standard as an option. Update: Turns out I had a faulty unit. They made it right and they have great customer service. I still believe the bracket should be standard with these kits but that’s just my opinion. When the mirror wasn’t experiencing issues it was a great experience. It felt like I was driving a newer truck which is what I hope is the experience for people who don’t have faulty units. If non faulty units operate like that the entire time, they are totally worth the money. You get a cool digital rear view camera if you place it right, and you get a dash cam at the same time. I also expressed to them how the G900 should come with the features the G850 does, like the blind spot detection etc. The G850 is cheaper and does these things, while the G900 is more expensive and these options aren’t available so just keep that in mind when deciding which one to choose. Had I been more careful I would have initially bought the G850 instead.

This product is great in theory but mediocre at best in implementation. Ultimately it is not worth the frustration and distraction that is caused by constantly having to fiddle with it just to get the basic function of a rearview mirror to work. This is the second Wolfbox product I have tried. The first was an 850 pro that the company ultimately refunded me for. I really like the idea and technology, so I decided to give the 900 pro a chance. Turned out to be a bad decision. I am not sure I will even be able to express all the little issues that all add up to a bad experience in this review but I believe I will get my point across. It’s great when it works but that’s the issue, “WHEN IT WORKS”. I am using the Wolfbox mirror mount for my vehicle and the Wolfbox power unit so the parking features work. That’s the first gripe, you have to purchase a specific inverter from Wolfbox just to make certain features work. This is either a result of very poor design or a blatant money grab. Many of the other issues I have are very inconsistent so I cannot really pin down why they are happening. I have installed 2 updated versions of the firmware, and this has made some minor improvement, but the main issues still plague the device. I have tried turning some features off with no improvement in functionality. - Night vision is lackluster and the unit can be very distracting at night, especially in dark environments away from city lights. - Rear camera sometimes fails to start, requiring a complete restart to function. - WIFI is useless always causes the unit to freeze requiring a restart. This makes the app worthless. - Sometimes the unit will start on the split screen instead of the view set in the system preferences. - The screen will stop changing view when swiped until a complete restart. - Voice activation must be off all the time, or it constantly does things with no prompting. After 8 months of use I will be returning to the original glass mirror and adding a separate dashcam. Unfortunate, as I really like the concept of an integrated system

This dash cam was stolen when it arrived, but I bought one from some random person in marketplace and I love this thing. It works really really well at night IMO. I will say this and the older 850 do have issues with the rain. I would say either coat the rear camera OR install it where water will not get to it as it distorts the view. My unit seems to have come with a bug but I also bought it secondhand, it just keeps restarting. Not sure why. It came with the Wolfbox hardwire kit but it seems like it might have been damaged by the previous owner. But otherwise a really really nice dash cam for the money. I love both ours. Now we can watch porch pirates and random people that hit our parked cars. I’m unlucky I guess. I will say one last thing though, the g-force sensor is a bit iffy on how it works but it could also be due to mounting spots and stability of the vehicle.

The dash cam quality is very good. However it didn’t come with the replacement bracket direct fit to the windshield. I am not able to find the bracket on Amazon or anywhere else.

Fue una excelente compra, investigué por semanas antes de hacer la compra y sin duda muy buena calidad del producto, imagen y audio con el que graba. Súper fácil instalación. Recomiendo

Works great for what it’s supposed to. Quality is really good and I can actually see more out of it then from the normal rear view mirror

Hasta ahora todo excelente, el único detalle que cuando llueve no se distingue mucho la cámara trasera, pero todo lo demás es excelente.

Really great product - exactly as advertised - video resolution grood during night time driving.