7 Top-Rated 2 Channel Dash Cams for Dodge Charger You Can Trust

2. REDTIGER F17 4K Triple Dash Cam with HDR, 5.8GHz WiFi, GPS, IR Night Vision, and Parking Mode

The best 2 channel dash cam for Dodge Charger with top-tier specs, this REDTIGER F17 brings 4K resolution to the forefront. Powered by a STARVIS 2 IMX675 sensor, it captures stunning detail even in low light. With triple-channel recording—front, interior, and rear—plus HDR and WDR tech, every angle is crystal clear. The upgraded 5G Wi-Fi and built-in GPS add convenience and accuracy to your recordings.

Key Features That Stand Out

• ✓ 4K front camera with STARVIS 2 sensor for superior low-light performance
• ✓ Triple-channel recording (front + interior + rear) with simultaneous capture
• ✓ 5GHz Wi-Fi for faster file transfers and live viewing via app
• ✓ Built-in GPS logs speed and location automatically
• ✓ IR night vision enhances visibility in complete darkness

Why We Recommend It

This is our editor’s choice because it delivers professional-grade video quality and smart features that rival premium models—without the premium price tag. The F17 handles bright sunlight and dark alleys equally well thanks to HDR and WDR technologies. Plus, the app is intuitive, and setup is beginner-friendly.

Best For

Ideal for tech-savvy drivers who want maximum coverage and clarity. Whether you’re using your Dodge Charger for work or leisure, this dash cam ensures you’re always prepared.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Stunning 4K video with excellent dynamic range
• Reliable Wi-Fi connectivity with minimal lag
• Comes with all mounting hardware and cables
• GPS tracking adds legal protection during disputes

Cons:

• Slightly bulkier design than some slim alternatives
• App occasionally loses connection if too far from camera

Customer Reviews

Customer Review: ‘The media could not be loaded. This REDTIGER F17 3-channel dash cam is exactly what I was looking for. The front, interior, and rear cameras all have great video quality — super clear during the day and still very usable at night. Being able to cover every angle gives a lot of peace of mind, especially for work and daily driving.Install was pretty straightforward, and everything you need is included. The wiring took a little time to run clean, but once it’s set up, it looks great and works flawlessly.I also like the wide-angle coverage and how easy it is to review footage. The system runs smooth and starts recording automatically every time I start the truck.Overall, this is a solid, reliable dash cam setup for the price. If you want full coverage and good quality, this is definitely worth it!’

Customer Review: ‘I love this dash cam! I bought one in 2024 and gave it to my mom when we both got new cars. I tried others dash cams and all were returned for various reasons and finally I said “what was I thinking?? This one was great!” (Doesn’t have touchscreen or voice control but honestly not really missing much with those)Installation: very easy to install by yourself. You do not need to go to a shop or have a lot of car knowledge or experience. If you have a friend to help, all the better so you can have them hold the front camera as you place the rear 😊. Super fast to install.Now, a few things that make the difference between this dash cam and others:*3 channels with loop recoding donations up to 5 minutes. All cameras record simultaneously (unless you turn the inside off then only back and front) and can do single view or split screen. If you don’t want the inside camera on you can go into the settings and turn it off. Love the inside camera when I have my friends kids in the car or my nephews so I can watch them and also a deterrent to them acting up knowing they are on camera*all 3 cameras are super clear!! Even if you are driving into the rising or setting Sun, it won’t mess up the recording. Back cam is great for additional backup camera as well as seeing who is riding your bumper. Inside is great if you have kids or want to record a fun trip with friends or an important conversation (those who know know what I mean)*Records speed as well as date and time stamp: great if you need that to help you out of a ticket. Also has built-in GPS. All this records without it blocking the screen with numbers and symbols (wifi symbol, mic, memory card, speed, time…) unless you watch the recording and it is a small text on the bottom. I have tried others where it doesn’t go away, numbers and symbols an over the screen and you can’t see squat.*Screensaver: this just turns the screen off after the set amount of time. You can’t change it in the settings or if you don’t want the screen turning off during the day but do at night you can just touch the power button on the side (don’t hold it) and the screen turns off but cameras stay on. I don’t drive too much at night but when I do it is a great feature so you don’t have additional light interference while driving. Others I have tried did not have that feature. Had to go into settings each time to change it.*G-Sensor: not too sensitive like a lot of others (hit a pebble and it locks the even like an accident). The sensitivity can be adjusted in the settings, I keep mine on low so it doesn’t go off when I go over bumps. Most of us don’t live on pristine roads and having a sensor that goes off from railroad tracks to manhole covers to a dip in the road…turning it off is pointless, you want this feature if you get into an accident so it won’t be recorded over if the memory card runs out of space.*IR and nighttime: this isn’t the worlds best BUT unless you want to spend $300-$500 it won’t be. It is really good! At night I can get a great view of what is behind me, not a lot of glare, also great for an additional backup camera at night and in bad weather. Inside camera at night works really well. I originally had it in a 3 row Pilot and could see into the 3rd row without an issue at all.* Parking safety: starts recording if someone leans on your car, taps it or breaks in (don’t use that bc you need another part to have that work but great to have the option of you are worried about where you are leaving your car)*Volume: can turn the mic off so you aren’t recording all conversations (or your VERY off key singing haha)The App: I don’t really use it bc my phone connects to my car via Bluetooth and having to switch back and forth and then I don’t have my hands free capabilities. It does help when installing the cameras to make sure the positions are exactly where you want them before sticking them on the glass. It is also nice to have so you can download videos from the camera right to the app so they don’t get recorded over and you don’t have to take the card out. And you have them stored if you ever need them for other reasons say court for tickets or accident reports.Seriously, I have recommended this camera to a lot of friends and other family members. I would not have put one in my mother’s car if I didn’t trust this camera!!!’