Which is better for rideshare driving?

The VIOFO A329S 3CH, because its 210° fisheye cabin lens captures more of the back seat and doors. The Vantrue's 1080p interior camera with IR still works at night but covers less.

Is the VIOFO worth $180 more?

Yes if you need the wider cabin view, 2K HDR rear footage, or SSD storage. If you mainly want front and rear coverage, the Vantrue covers 4K front and 2.5K rear for $249.00 at eBay as of November 3.

Which has better night video?

Both use Sony STARVIS 2 sensors, so front footage is close. The Vantrue adds IR for the interior at night; the VIOFO relies on its larger 5MP cabin sensor and HDR.

Do either need a subscription?

No. Both record to local storage with no monthly fee. The Vantrue's LTE remote access is optional hardware, not a required plan for normal recording.

Which records longer without swapping cards?

The VIOFO, which supports external SSDs up to 4TB on top of microSD. The Vantrue records to microSD only.

What do I need to buy with each?

The VIOFO includes a 128GB card and hardwire kit. The Vantrue ships without a memory card, so budget for a high-endurance microSD.

VIOFO A329S 3CH 3-Channel Dash Cam vs Vantrue N4 Pro S (N4 ProS) 3 Channel Dashcam 4K + 1080P + 2.5K Optional LTE

Buy the Vantrue N4 Pro S if price matters most: it costs $249.00 at eBay as of November 3, versus $429.99 at Seattle Dash Cams for the VIOFO A329S 3CH. The VIOFO is the better pick if you want the widest cabin coverage, a 210° interior fisheye, rear 2K HDR, and SSD storage up to 4TB. The Vantrue adds an optional LTE module for remote live viewing and a 3-inch screen, but its interior camera is 1080p and it ships without a memory card.

Today the Vantrue N4 Pro S (N4 ProS) 3 Channel Dashcam 4K + 1080P + 2.5K Optional LTE costs $180.99 less at its best price.

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