N4 Pro S

Totally agree. 3ch Vantrue N4Pro

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

The video needs to loop for a maximum of 3 minutes to be on the safe side from the mechanics we've spoken too, but ours has a 5 minute and continual recording option too. We ended up getting the Vantrue N4 Pro and it's been a godsend. 3 minute looping, G-force video locking and a privacy mode that d

And actually uses it's dual exposure mode to capture plates. Love my vantrue n4 pro but at the time it came out it didn't seem like any other camera actually used this mode correctly. Maybe it's changed.

Vantrue N4 pro S with starvis 2 sensors and simultaneous dual exposure recording is the only camera you should look at if you want readable license plates at night. Go look at YouTube comparisons. It's untouchable in that regard.

Ohno... Can't believe how careless people are these days. I’ve got the same vantrue n4 pro, and this is exactly why I think a dashcam is a must

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

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.

Estuve investigando y finalmente compré una Vantrue N4 Pro. https://amzn.eu/d/0rEfLND Es cara de carallo, pero los vídeos e imágenes se ven muy bien con cualquier luz. Y tiene funciones de sensor de golpes cuando está el coche aparcado, detección de accidentes (propios) y tal. Como llevé el coche a

I have a Vantrue N4 Pro (3ch) in my car and a Baseus VD1 Pro (2ch) in my wife. If it’s your first time getting a dashcam, I’d recommend the VD1 Pro since it’s a nice balance of price/quality/easy setup. Some cheaper dashcams only record in interpolated 4K, which looks blurry compared to true 4K. Wit