Vantrue N5 4 Channel WiFi 360° All Sides Dash Cam
Best price now
$531.97at Nexora TechChecked Nov 10
Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.
Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.
It checks today's price at every store, compares the alternatives and answers in about a minute.
The Vantrue N5 is a four-channel dash cam that records front, rear, cabin and rear-cabin views at once, giving 360-degree coverage with no blind spots. The front camera shoots up to 2.7K while the other three record 1080p, and the two cabin cameras use infrared so they still capture faces and seats in an unlit car. STARVIS 2 sensors help it read license plates at night and in backlight. It is built for rideshare, taxi and fleet drivers, and for families who want to watch kids or pets in the back. Against two-channel rivals it covers far more angles, but it costs more and the four feeds mean more cabling and storage to manage.
In stockReturn policy
The Vantrue N5 is a four-channel dash cam that records the front, rear, cabin and sides of a vehicle at the same time. It has a 158° front camera, a 160° front cabin camera, a 160° rear cabin camera and a 165° rear camera. Maximum resolution is 2.7K (1944P) on the front camera and 1080P on each of the other three. You can choose 1-, 2-, 3- or 4-channel recording.
The front and rear cabin cameras have infrared lights for recording in unlit conditions. The cabin cameras cover the back seat, trunk and side windows. STARVIS 2 sensor technology is used for low-light and backlit recording. A dual-core processor, dual-system GPS and 5G WiFi are built in. The free Vantrue app handles settings, preview, editing, sharing, location, speed and route tracking, and mileage analysis reports. Firmware updates over the air through the app.
In parking mode, the camera records when it detects movement or a collision. This requires a hardwire kit, sold separately. Buffered motion detection captures the whole event, and a low frame rate mode saves storage space. Loop recording overwrites the oldest file when the card is full. A variable-sensitivity G-sensor locks collision videos in an event folder so they are not overwritten. The camera has a super capacitor and heat-resistant materials for extreme temperatures.
