Fixing the Wolfbox G840S Digital Rearview Dashcam Mirror: Must-Have Upgrade for Full Usability

The Wolfbox G840S Digital Rearview Dashcam Mirror is an impressive piece of tech, but I encountered a few issues that impacted its usability. In this video, I’ll walk you through the specific problems I faced and show you the simple upgrades and fixes I implemented to enhance its performance.

If you’re considering this system or already own it, this video will help you get the most out of your Wolfbox G840S!

Enjoy the video, and if you have any questions or concerns, drop them in the comments below. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on future videos.

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[carlosmorales]

WOW thank you! never thought about mounting inside the cab. Really good job!!

[snakerb]

Needed more nighttime video cause that’s the one issue I have with both of mine.

[JustinHardy]

Thanks for doing and update on this. So many reviewers just make an initial video without doing a real long term review.

[Mrcharlie]

You think for a vehicle with a big tired on the back blocking your view from the start would come with it but nope, I wish I was motivated enough to install it in my future Jeep, keep it up

[jeffl]

Really informative and organized - thanks!

[softmemoir]

Any solution for cars or anything that seem to be way too close because of the camera? Anyway to zoom out or something?

[meguapo]

Beautiful install! Thanks for sharing this.

[kriss]

I wonder if there is a way to hide all those info widgets on the mirror when in cam mode, to see just the image.

[donkey]

I found that the night handling by the camera is horrible. I use it as a rearview mirror through the rear camera, and at night, low lighted areas just appear BLACK and the glare from headlights is absolutely blinding. I'm coming from an AutoVox X2 which had vastly superior low light handling. I'm returning this Wolfbox unit as a result.

[MARYOLIONHEART]

I dont see night video, only daily....how we see if glare still on or disapeared? I have the new G900 model and for me is perfect

[markmanning]

Manufacturer should Upgrade all the Wiring Inputs and have them shielded in a flexible cover so all the wiring is hidden. And YES manufacturer should have already included the Mirror covering so the glare is no longer a issue. Just my opinion. I hate Wiring being exposed, this could be a easy fix, but it's on the manufacturer. (Opinion).

[kyeshand]

Do you get any issues with it running when the vehicle is off and draining battery?

[vinmarz]

Wolfbox sells a brand specific bracket

[davidhoque]

Great review and upgrade comments. Do you have any tips for running the cable and mounting the rear camera in a pickup truck? Thanks

[OmarTwo]

does it have auto dimming when you use it as regular mirror for high beam?
and does it have a battery?

[CharlieStafford-xj]

Does the camera upgrade come with any type of brackets for inside car install? Or just 3m tape

[AmericanInThailand]

So wait, your windows keep out the rain? Wow!

[famkil]

Great vid! I have a 21 Rubi and thought about mounting it to the 3rd brake light but was worried about it eventually coming off (double sided tape). How did you mount it on the inside?

[raymondforbes]

Out of curiosity, is your rear window tinted? Mine came that way and I am worried that everything will just look dark due to the tint. I have also seen people mount the rear camera basically on the original camera and passing the wire through the spare tire. Seems like that would be super problematic for taking off that spare tire.

Btw, I found the hothead headliner for the Sky One Touch to be a game changer when it comes to temperature control and noise.

[StevenRoberts-kd]

Do your videos freeze at all when you play them back? All my videos freeze 8 seconds in for about 5 seconds. Frustrating