Wolfbox K9 Pro three-channel dash cam with color cabin night video: $499.99

Wolfbox, a Dallas-based dash cam and automotive electronics maker, launched the K9 Pro on November 2, 2026. The company describes it as the first three-channel dash cam to combine full-color nighttime cabin recording with dual-microphone noise reduction. It records 4K HDR from the front camera and 2.5K from the cabin and rear cameras, all at 30 frames per second.

The cabin camera pairs a 1/1.88-inch PureCel OV04J10 sensor and an F1.5 aperture with an AI image processor to keep color in low light; in very dark conditions it switches to 940 nm infrared black-and-white, which can also be toggled manually. A physical cover blocks the cabin lens when needed, and audio recording is controlled separately. Wolfbox's NoiseShield uses two digital microphones and an AI algorithm; in its driving tests at 38–41 mph, it cut background noise in recordings by about 60%.

The front camera uses a Sony STARVIS 2 IMX678 sensor with Wolfbox's PlateCapture algorithm, which the company says preserves license-plate detail up to 33 ft (10 meters), and an adjustable circular polarizing filter is included. The rear camera is IP69K-rated and can be mounted outside the vehicle. Footage can be reviewed on a 3-inch touchscreen or transferred over dual-band Wi-Fi 6 (peak 60 MB/s, average 33 MB/s); built-in GPS logs route and speed, and SD cards up to 2 TB are supported.

The Wolfbox K9 Pro is available now in the U.S. for $499.99 without an SD card on Wolfbox's official website and Amazon. A separate Bluetooth Remote (Bluetooth 5.4) for locking, microphone and Wi-Fi control is described as upcoming; its price and date were not given.