In this long-term review, I’m revisiting the Redtiger F17 Elite to see if it’s still a solid pick if you want true 360-degree coverage from a 3-channel dash cam setup. The whole point of running front + rear + cabin is simple: I want angles covered so you’re not guessing what happened, and I want footage that stays usable day or night. I walk through what it’s like living with the F17 Elite over time—how it holds up, how consistent the recordings are, and whether it still feels worth buying compared to other multi-channel options. I also focus on the stuff that actually matters in real use: how clean the video looks in different lighting, how the overall system performs when you’re just driving normally, and how practical the install is for a daily driver. If you’re shopping for a “best 3 channel dash cam” style setup, this video is basically my straight answer on whether the F17 Elite is still rocking—or if you should be looking elsewhere.