An honest review of the Wolfbox 900 Tripro

[TX2TN]

I’ve had this thing for 90 days. Here’s an honest review, no influencer, no promo code, paid full price use the certified accessories.
A bronco accessory shouldn’t require so many tweaks.

Price: Too high.
Equipment: Power connection should be included. You should have buy the fuse box or mirror power connector separate.
Instructions: Ok. The company should absolutely make a complete step by step install. Show the wiring path, show the east fuse connections, and show the camera mounting.
Video quality: Fantastic .
Set up & Interface: Great, very intuitive. A true plug and play.
Biggest Problem: Everything shakes and rattles. The electronic review replace shakes against the factory mirror. So I replaced the OEM mirror with their connector. Ok for daily driving, but rattles out of control when off-roading. It takes too many tweaks to overcome their design flaw. The rear camera is even worse. License plate locate, gets covered in water spray, vibrates some, and can slip out of position. So I tried an external mount to the break light and the vibration is even worse. The interior install doesn’t make any sense with tinted windows.

End result: I‘m going to uninstall the rear camera and go back to a traditional mirror. I’ll leave the front camera installed and only bring back the digital mirror as a dash mount when off-roading .

I wanted to like this. I did all the research, read all the reviews and forum comments. But the vibrations and constant adjustments aren’t worth it. If you really want that extra front camera, just get the 900 and run the rear camera up front and only use the digital mirror when off Roading .

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[WolfBox]

Thanks for your honest review, sir. I sent you a PM to know more details so we can improve the product. Please kindly check and reply. Thanks.

 

[HighVelocity]

Damn, I was hopoing for another dishonest 'ambassador influencer' review.

 

[wolfeman007]

Ive had mine for about a month now and had it professionally installed at a car stereo shop…I haven’t had the same issues..per recommendations on here.. I put a thermal pad between the unit and the windshield mount and that must have cut down on vibrations of the mirror. I have the rear on top of third brake light with some foam padding to keep the rear brake light from vibrating/shaking. I wish it would dim down even further and/or automatically at night but overall I’m happy with the purchase and find it useful.

 

[Frankie945]

Here you guys go. Real world use of this dashcam. Tell me if you see any shakes or wobbles besides when I slam on some rocks.

 

[Ape Factory]

I mounted my rear camera inside but did pick up an additional mount to do it correctly. No shakes but I also used blue loctite on all the little screws once I had the angle set correctly. The tint doesn't bother me although at night, all you see are lights. During the day, it's a non-issue and I'll take that over rain making it useless.

My biggest complaint is while the rearview has a nice, wide view, it isn't like looking in an actual rearview mirror and it's harder to judge distances after passing, pulling into another lane, etc. Really no technical way to get around that however.

I've also graduated into reading glasses. I can't see anything up close and the rearview mirror camera's focus point is the actual plane of the screen. I know there's a car or SUV behind me but I couldn't tell you if that car 50ft. back is a cop car. No issue on that end when I use a regular mirror as the focal point is way behind you. Not Wolfboxes fault on that last one though. A built-in diaper for the rearview would be nice. I kid. Calling my eye doctor now.

I'll also get a locked screen symbol periodically that eventually goes away on its own after a few minutes but it's dead center in the middle of the screen. Or, when there's another phone in the car, I get an info screen I can't get rid of and I have to reboot.

Other than that, it works. I didn't really have issues installing it without instructions but that's because I'm a man. Men don't need instructions (kidding, I swear).

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