N4 Pro S

For a hundred bucks or so, I got a Rove R2-4K. Just does front-facing (they have other models). It's been solid for 6 years, no problems. Last year's research led me to the Vantrue N4 Pro for a new car we got. It has front, rear and cabin cameras and I finally figured out how to turn off the cabin c

Multi-channel definitely gives you better coverage, but it really depends on your needs. I’m using the Vantrue N4 Pro S, which is a 3-channel setup, and it pretty much captures everything. The video quality is solid both day and night.

Use Vantrue N4 Pro. Covers front, rear, and interior, so you get the full picture if anything happens. Great night vision too.

I’ve been using the Vantrue N4 Pro for a few months now and it’s been solid. Front is 4K, the interior and rear are 1080p. Night vision inside is surprisingly clear. If you’re driving Lyft, having that cabin cam makes a big difference.

Vantrue n4 pro is excellent! Even though I don't drive for rideshar services, the front, interior, and rear cameras perform exceptionally well, especially with parking mode.

Highly recommend. I did a lot of digging on cams before buying this model. Vantrue n4 pro. They have newer versions I haven’t delve into but imo it’s better than even the next model after this due to its night vision. Seems brighter based on YouTube vids I’ve seen. Good in hot and cold conditions. H

VanTrue N4 Pro. Not cheap, but I see them on Amazon with a $100 coupon all the time. Great night vision, covers front, back, and in-cabin. App works really well, too. https://a.co/d/9K0k5TR

I think having clear video and a wide view is really important for dashcams, so I eventually got a vantrue n4 pro. Not sure if it’s the best, but I’m very satisfied with the video quality.

I have the Vantrue N4pro and it can either be just a running dash cam powered by DC port or it can be 24 hour monitoring with a wire kit that uses either fuse box location. Its pretty easy to use and save/edit video as well. Also it has front rear and inside cams.

Tesla have them built in is what they're saying I think. Look into the vantrue n4 and n4 pro they do front and rear