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🎁Share and Win! Help us design our next dash cam

Wolfbox — Thu, 14 May 2026 08:59:03 GMT

Hi everyone,

This is Team Wolfbox. As a proud sponsor of the Honda-tech forum and this subforum, we specialize in engineering high-quality dash cams and innovative driving technology.

We are currently working on the next generation of our dash cams and we want to ensure the design truly fits your driving habits.
Please share your thoughts in the comments for a chance to win a Wolfbox Air Duster.
Your feedback is essential in helping us decide on the right hardware setup, so we would love to get your input on a few specific questions.

1. How many camera channels do you need for your dash cam?

a. 2-channel
b. 3-channel
c. 4-channel or more

2. If you require multiple channels, where would you install them and what specific areas do you want them to capture?

💡 Feel free to share your ideas or any specific scenarios. Every insight helps us build a better product for the community

As a small thank you, we will pick one commenter to receive a Wolfbox Air Duster!

🎁Share and Win! Help us design our next dash cam

Wolfbox — Thu, 14 May 2026 03:54:37 GMT

🆙 Upgrade to the Wolfbox G900Pro: 4K Sony IMX678 Sensor & Seamless OEM Look

Wolfbox — Thu, 07 May 2026 03:28:07 GMT

At Wolfbox, we are committed to providing the highest resolution possible alongside a clean, integrated installation. This pursuit of crystal-clear imaging and a "factory-installed" look is exactly what guided the development of theWolfbox G900Pro.

Eliminate Blind Spots: Dual-channel with 4K Front + 2.5K Waterproof Rear camera

It's a dual-channel setup with 4K in the front and a 2.5K waterproof camera in the back. The main goal is to give you a crisp, live feed of what's behind you while you're cruising.
We went with the Sony IMX678 sensor because it handles different lighting conditions really well. Whether it's regular daytime driving, low light, or even tricky backlight, the image stays clear enough to easily read plates and see road details.

Seamless OEM Look
For those who prefer a sleeker, more integrated look, the OEM bracket is the way to go. This option requires purchasing the Wolfbox OEM bracket separately. You'll need to remove your car's original rearview mirror and its supporting bracket, then replace it with the Wolfbox mount. While it's slightly more time-consuming to set up, the end result is worth the effort. the dash cam will look like it was part of your car's original design!

Note: There are two other ways to install the dashcam; for more info, please check this thread:https://honda-tech.com/forums/miscel...m_content=post

Ultimately, the Wolfbox G900Pro is designed to deliver the highest definition recording with a clean, professional look that blends perfectly with your vehicle.
Product link: https://wolfbox.com/products/wolfbox...vis-678-sensor