REDTIGER A3 3-Channel Dash Cam vs Vantrue E3 3-Channel Dash Cam
Both are three-channel cams, but they aim at different buyers. The REDTIGER A3 gives you a sharper 2.5K front image, a bigger 3.18-inch screen, GPS and a hardwire kit in the box, which suits owners who want a simple set-and-forget install. The Vantrue E3 counters with a Sony Starvis front sensor, wider 160-165° lenses, 4 IR LEDs for the cabin, voice control, a wireless controller and support for much larger cards, which suits rideshare drivers and anyone recording long shifts. Owners of the A3 praise the video and the easy hardwire install but complain about night clarity and a short rear cable; Vantrue's E3 feedback is thinner, so judge it on the spec sheet.
- Choose the REDTIGER A3 if you want a 2.5K front camera, a large screen, GPS and the hardwire kit included, and you drive a car or SUV rather than a long van.
- Choose the Vantrue E3 if you drive for rideshare or taxi work and want a Starvis front sensor, wide lenses, strong cabin IR, voice control and room for very large memory cards.
Prices
- REDTIGER A3 3-Channel Dash Cam: $74.99 at REDTIGER Official (checked today)
- Vantrue E3 3-Channel Dash Cam: $139.99 at Vantrue International (checked today)
- Difference: the REDTIGER A3 3-Channel Dash Cam is $65.00 cheaper than the Vantrue E3 3-Channel Dash Cam today

