REDTIGER F17 Plus
Marketed specifically at rideshare drivers, the F17 Plus is a four-channel system: a 2.7K front camera on a Sony STARVIS 2 sensor plus three 1080p lenses covering the cabin, rear cabin, and road behind, with dual infrared for night rides. It ships with a 128GB card and moves footage over fast 5.8GHz Wi-Fi.
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Our Verdict
Marketed straight at rideshare drivers, the F17 Plus packs four channels — a 2.7K STARVIS 2 front camera plus 1080p interior, rear-cabin, and rear lenses — with dual infrared for the cabin, and includes a 128GB card, for around $220. That is more camera angles than anything above it for the money. It sits below the Nexar Pro because it has no cloud backup and its four-camera routing is the most involved install on the list, but for drivers who want to see every angle without paying premium prices, it is the smartest buy here.
Score Breakdown
Pros & Cons
Pros
- •Four channels — 2.7K front plus 1080p interior, rear-cabin, and rear — for full coverage
- •Sony STARVIS 2 (IMX675) front sensor with dual infrared cabin night vision
- •Rideshare-focused design; includes a 128GB card
- •Fast 5.8GHz Wi-Fi, built-in GPS, voice control, and a touchscreen
Cons
- •Front is 2.7K rather than true 4K
- •Four-camera routing is the most involved install here
- •No cloud backup — footage stays on the card
Specifications
| Channels | 4 (front + interior + rear-cabin + rear) |
| Front Resolution | 2.7K |
| Interior Camera | Yes — 1080p, dual IR |
| Rear Resolution | 1080p |
| Night Vision | Sony STARVIS 2 (IMX675) + dual infrared |
| Cloud Storage | No — microSD (128GB included) |
| Connectivity | 5.8GHz Wi-Fi + GPS |
| Parking Mode | 24-hour |
Who Is This For?
Best For
- Drivers who want the most camera angles for the money
- Rideshare drivers needing cabin and rear-cabin coverage
- Buyers who want a card included
Not For
- Anyone wanting a true-4K front camera
- Drivers who want the simplest install
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Nexar Pro Dual
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The Nexar Pro pairs a 1080p front camera with a 1080p infrared cabin camera and backs every clip up to unlimited cloud storage through the Nexar app — so a passenger dispute stays documented even if the camera or card is later damaged or stolen. AI crash detection auto-saves incidents, and a one-year app subscription and a 256GB card are included.
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The i17 delivers a genuine three-channel setup — a 4K front camera plus 1080p interior and 1080p rear lenses, with four infrared LEDs on the cabin lens — at a price well below the rest of this list. It includes a 64GB card, built-in GPS, and 5.8GHz Wi-Fi for quick transfers to the phone app.
Vantrue N2 Pro
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