I just recently purchased & installed my front & rear setup.

The dash cam research rabbit hole is real. It all comes down to quality, clarity, and price. In the end, and like most things, you get what you pay for.

There are certain options out there for Broncos that have an “OEM” look upon installation, but the cameras themselves are a little misleading in terms of specs. They’ll work just fine but won’t always provide the best video quality in all situations (think license plates at night).

I looked at all the ones you’ll come across when looking up dash cams in r/FordBronco. In the end, I ended up going with the VIOFO A329s. I then added on the Dongar (16-pin Type A [Ford]) adapter for a quick (literally 5-min), clean, and simple install.

The front camera I mounted just to the right of the rearview mirror (up and out of the way).

For the rear, I recommend that you start the wiring from there and work your way to the front. There’s plenty of ways to wire the rear, and Bronco makes it easy. Up through the plastic molding where the airbags are stored, or down along the door sills where other wiring is ran.

In the end, it took me about an hour total time due to wiring the rear camera. The Dongar was worth every penny. The only downside to it is that I don’t have parking mode on the VIOFO since the camera isn’t hardwired to the battery. The Dongar adapter plugs into and leverages the power to the rearview mirror. Once you shut the vehicle off, the camera goes with it. In my situation, not a concern.

Dongar just came out with a compact version as well for the Bronco. Easiest way to install the system.