| Brand | VANTRUE |
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| Manufacturer | VANTRUE |
| Place of Business | Shenzhen, Guangdong 518000,CN |
| Model | N2 Pro |
| Part Number | N2 Pro |
| Flash memory type | microSD, SD |
| Special features | Infrared Night Vision, Support 256GB Max, 2.5k Single Front Dash Cam, Front and Inside Dual 1080P Dash Cam, 24Hrs Parking Mode |
| Mounting Hardware | Car Charger, User Manual, Quick Guide, Vantrue N2 Pro Front and Inside Dash Cam, USB Data Cable |
| Standing screen display size | 1.5 Inches |
| Display type | LCD |
| Video capture resolution | 1440p |
| Batteries included | No |
| Batteries Required | No |
| Connector Type | USB |
| Compatible media type | JPG, MOV |
| Mounting type | Suction Mount |
| Actual viewing angle | 310 Degrees |
| Does it contain liquid? | No |
| Manufacturer | VANTRUE |
| Item model number | N2 Pro |
| Parcel Dimensions | 13.8 x 11.4 x 9.7 cm; 440 g |
| ASIN | B0742C5G55 |
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Product Description
- Why Choose Vantrue N2 Pro High End Dash Cam? Our Advantages:
- Best dash cam picked by Wirecutter, Business Insider, CNET, BGR, Forbes, Dashcamtalk, Rideshare Central, Therideshareguy, Uberpeople, etc.
- Reliable: We have a professional QC team for strict quality control, with CE, FCC&RoHS certificated.
Dual 1080P Front and Inside Dash Cam
N2 Pro combines a 170° front-facing camera and a 140° rear-facing camera(80° rotatable) to shot both front and cabin simultaneously at 1920x1080P@30fps, providing nearly 360° protection for drivers and passengers. It's a good choice for taxi, Uber, rideshare, Lyft drivers.
Single Front 2.5K Recording
In Single Front Recording Mode, the advanced F1.8 front lens clearly captures details like license plate number and road signs at 2560x1440P/30fps, 2304x1296P/30fps, 1920x1080P/60fps, 1920x1080P/30fps, which can be used as evidence for insurance claims.
Emergency Lock
When G-sensor detects shake/collision, N2 Pro will automatically locks the footage into "Event" file to prevent it from being overwritten.
Audio Recording(ON/OFF)
Built in microphone and speaker captures high quality audio without distortion. Don't want to record voice? One press to turn microphone off.
Time Lapse
In Time Lapse mode, it records movements, changes, or events that take place over a long period of time, greatly saves space on your memory card.
Optional GPS(Buy Separately)
Optional GPS (Asin: B0BRZ1HTNK) supports recording driving route, location, speed in KM/H or MP/H. GPS data can be checked on Vantrue Player.
- Please format SD card on dash cam at first use.
- Please keep the dash cam plugged in while using.
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Price
| $259.99 | $499.99 | $349.99 | $309.99 | $399.99 | $299.99 | $169.99 |
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Resolution
| Dual 1080P, Single Front 2.5K | 1944P+1080P+1080P+1080P | 1440P+1080P+1080P, 4K+1080P | Dual 1944P+1080P | 1944P+1080P+1080P | 1944P+1944P | 2592x1944P@30fps |
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Camera Type
| 2 Channel Front and Inside | 4 Channel Front Inside Rear | 3 Channel Front Inside Rear | 2 Channel Front and Rear | 3 Channel Front inside Rear | 2 Channel Front and Rear | Front |
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Display
| 1.5 inch | 3.19 inch | 2.45 inch | 2 inch | 2.45 inch | 2.45 inch | 1.54 inch |
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Battery & Charging
| Built in battery | Supercapacitor | Supercapacitor | Supercapacitor | Supercapacitor | Supercapacitor | Supercapacitor |
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GPS
| Optional(Buy Separately) | ✔ | Optional(Buy Separately) | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
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WiFi
| ✘ | ✔ | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
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Microphone & Speaker
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
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Storage
| 256GB Max | 512GB Max | 512GB Max | 512GB Max | 512GB Max | 512GB Max | 512GB Max |
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Voice Control
| ✘ | ✔ | ✘ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
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USB Port
| Type C USB | Type C USB | Type C USB | Type C USB | Type C USB | Type C USB | Type C USB |
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| Sold by | VANTRUE | VANTRUE | LAMTTO ONLINE STORE | VANTRUE | Lagocars Store | Pelsee Direct |
| display type | LCD | LCD | — | LCD | LCD | IPS Screen |
| display size | 1.5 inches | 3.19 inches | 1.5 inches | — | — | 2.35 inches |
| video resolution | 1440p | 1944p, 1440p | — | 1944p, 1440p | 1440p, 1080p | 2160p |
| mounting type | Suction Mount | Windshield Mount | Suction Mount | Adhesive Mount | Dashboard Mount | Windshield Mount |
| auto part position | front | front upper, rear upper | front | front | front inside, rear | rear |
| control method | — | application, voice | — | application | touch | touch, application, voice |
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unable to connect to the app&support 256GB MAX
it’s a great product that records high-quality video. However, I encountered a couple of issues. First, I was unable to connect to the app to view the recorded videos, which is quite inconvenient. Additionally, the Amazon listing mentioned that the dash cam supports up to 512 GB of storage, but the box I received states that it only supports up to 256 GB. These discrepancies are disappointing, but the camera’s performance is otherwise impressive.
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Reviewed in Canada on June 20, 2020
Size: Vantrue N4Verified Purchase
I got this dash cam because I needed the ability to have a record of any car accident I might get into without having to rely on just cellphone footage of the aftermath. This N4 dash cam was excellently packaged and all the parts were easy to find and put together. The manual is comprehensive and easy to understand if you cant figure something out. It takes only a minute to assemble the dash cam and about five minutes to install in the car. Most of the five minutes will be spent pushing the wires under the trim. The user interface is very easy to navigate but I recommend that you consult the manual to see all of the features available and how to enable them. One of the most useful features is the parking mode which will make the dash cam start recording if it picks up movement while the car is stationary (continuous power required). The dash cam itself is small and blends in well with the rear view mirror and the rear camera is barely noticeable. The dash cam power adapter uses the 12v socket/cigarette lighter but gives you back a USB-A port so it doesn't take away a power source you could be using to charge a cellphone. It doesn't come with a micro sd card so I suggest you buy the Vantrue brand (not SanDisk or Transcend cards). The dash cam records in front, behind and inside the car and the quality of the video is excellent in the day and good at night and the resolution clearly captures everything going on all around the vehicle. The audio is great and is essential for having a complete record of an event. This N4 dashcam is a high quality complete solution for recording what's going on inside and outside of your car while you are driving. I would recommend this product to all drivers.
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Reviewed in Canada on June 24, 2024
Size: Vantrue N4Verified Purchase
Reviewed in Canada on August 6, 2021
I would not recommend these. They seem like a good deal with high ratings, but all three of the dashcams had identical issues. If it was just one, it would have been a rare case. But this is an obvious software and serious hardware manufacturing issue.
- Setup is fairly easy. The existing USB cable is a good length, but I had to buy a separate clamp for the front rearview mirror. Suction cup does not hold on hot or cold days. The device can still record in extreme temperatures I've noticed (50 degrees Celsius and -40 Celsius). The parts and memory stick are undamaged. They look nice and are easy to conceal if required.
- Controls are cumbersome, the rechargeable battery does not last long, and it's very difficult to playback video on the device itself. So don't count on videos being quickly accessible. By the time you can play them (unable to fast forward properly) through the device, the battery life will end.
- USB transfer speed is very slow (ie, can't even reach USB 1.0 speeds). To download videos, you'll need to physically remove the memory stick every time and use a direct adapter to movie videos efficiently.
- Nightvision is virtually non-existent. Just bright glare from headlights. That's pretty normal though since dashcams typically don't have high powered infrared lamps and there's a risk of reflection. Don't count on even being able to see lit license plates during the night time.
- Daytime video at highest resolution settings, dual setting, or highest FPS settings, you won't notice much of a difference. Video quality is average, and the same as other dashcams I've used that cost 1/3 the price. Glare is an issue on bright non-cloudy days. Difficult to even make out license plate numbers that are within 1-2 car lengths away. (But this is a similar issue with other models with poor lenses and no polarizing filter.)
- Even those all of the devices have the exact same settings, GPS does not work on two of them and for some reason shows on one (ie, your travel speed.) And even though you set exact file sizes,
- The biggest and most frustrating issue is that it randomly turns off, randomly stops recording videos even though it shows recording, and it seemingly deletes files. Even though you hear the tone when it turns on, you have to cross your fingers that it will actually record most of your trip because usually it won't or skip 5 minutes at a time. Possibly light vibration related? I don't know.
- What I do know is that all three are programmed to record 5 minute intervals (or 920MB) each which is the maximum allowed. Identical setting. But sometimes files just go missing. Using data recovery software, I see the (damaged) file name that should have been there, but it was just randomly deleted on a whim by the software. And there are often multiple files with the same extension, meaning they tried to overwrite each other.
- Also, sometimes the dashcams will randomly record videos in very strange intervals. It should be a constant stream of 920MB files, each 5 minutes right? On some weeks, there will be a string of thousands of video files, ranging from 7MB to 100MB and dozens of 200-300MB clips where they only recorded 3 seconds or 1 minute instead of 5 minutes.
- The clock will also randomly reset back to 01/01/2018. So you have to manually fix the time every couple months when it happens. It all makes no sense at all.
The final straw just happened recently. The dashcam was missing all video files -- although still turned on and recording -- that would have captured a major highway incident. These videos would have proven invaluable to law enforcement and insurance. But, for some reason on a whim, it stopped recording 10 minutes before the scene, and only started recording again about 15 minutes later.
So, if you don't want to keep worrying whether your dashcam is recording or not, and you want a RELIABLE dashcam that will record videos so that they will always be there when you need them, I would not recommend this camera. I can't offer any suggestions however, since I'm still investigating and they require a very long time to test. I suspect that most of the positive ratings come from users within the first month of use (ie, the Honeymoon Period) but their experiences will quickly change after a few more weeks. They'll let the little stuff go, maybe it was just an accident, but it will keep happening and never end.
This device makes me very angry just to think about.
Size: Vantrue N2 ProVerified Purchase
Long-term testing. Not recommended if you need reliability.
Reviewed in Canada on August 6, 2021
I bought three of these in early 2019 and have been testing them thoroughly on a few cars in my fleet. Sadly, I'm still searching for a good and reliable dashcam manufacturer. I'm going to be throwing these ones out, they have been a massive disappointment and I should have done this a year ago.Reviewed in Canada on August 6, 2021
I would not recommend these. They seem like a good deal with high ratings, but all three of the dashcams had identical issues. If it was just one, it would have been a rare case. But this is an obvious software and serious hardware manufacturing issue.
- Setup is fairly easy. The existing USB cable is a good length, but I had to buy a separate clamp for the front rearview mirror. Suction cup does not hold on hot or cold days. The device can still record in extreme temperatures I've noticed (50 degrees Celsius and -40 Celsius). The parts and memory stick are undamaged. They look nice and are easy to conceal if required.
- Controls are cumbersome, the rechargeable battery does not last long, and it's very difficult to playback video on the device itself. So don't count on videos being quickly accessible. By the time you can play them (unable to fast forward properly) through the device, the battery life will end.
- USB transfer speed is very slow (ie, can't even reach USB 1.0 speeds). To download videos, you'll need to physically remove the memory stick every time and use a direct adapter to movie videos efficiently.
- Nightvision is virtually non-existent. Just bright glare from headlights. That's pretty normal though since dashcams typically don't have high powered infrared lamps and there's a risk of reflection. Don't count on even being able to see lit license plates during the night time.
- Daytime video at highest resolution settings, dual setting, or highest FPS settings, you won't notice much of a difference. Video quality is average, and the same as other dashcams I've used that cost 1/3 the price. Glare is an issue on bright non-cloudy days. Difficult to even make out license plate numbers that are within 1-2 car lengths away. (But this is a similar issue with other models with poor lenses and no polarizing filter.)
- Even those all of the devices have the exact same settings, GPS does not work on two of them and for some reason shows on one (ie, your travel speed.) And even though you set exact file sizes,
- The biggest and most frustrating issue is that it randomly turns off, randomly stops recording videos even though it shows recording, and it seemingly deletes files. Even though you hear the tone when it turns on, you have to cross your fingers that it will actually record most of your trip because usually it won't or skip 5 minutes at a time. Possibly light vibration related? I don't know.
- What I do know is that all three are programmed to record 5 minute intervals (or 920MB) each which is the maximum allowed. Identical setting. But sometimes files just go missing. Using data recovery software, I see the (damaged) file name that should have been there, but it was just randomly deleted on a whim by the software. And there are often multiple files with the same extension, meaning they tried to overwrite each other.
- Also, sometimes the dashcams will randomly record videos in very strange intervals. It should be a constant stream of 920MB files, each 5 minutes right? On some weeks, there will be a string of thousands of video files, ranging from 7MB to 100MB and dozens of 200-300MB clips where they only recorded 3 seconds or 1 minute instead of 5 minutes.
- The clock will also randomly reset back to 01/01/2018. So you have to manually fix the time every couple months when it happens. It all makes no sense at all.
The final straw just happened recently. The dashcam was missing all video files -- although still turned on and recording -- that would have captured a major highway incident. These videos would have proven invaluable to law enforcement and insurance. But, for some reason on a whim, it stopped recording 10 minutes before the scene, and only started recording again about 15 minutes later.
So, if you don't want to keep worrying whether your dashcam is recording or not, and you want a RELIABLE dashcam that will record videos so that they will always be there when you need them, I would not recommend this camera. I can't offer any suggestions however, since I'm still investigating and they require a very long time to test. I suspect that most of the positive ratings come from users within the first month of use (ie, the Honeymoon Period) but their experiences will quickly change after a few more weeks. They'll let the little stuff go, maybe it was just an accident, but it will keep happening and never end.
This device makes me very angry just to think about.
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