
Vantrue N5S 4 Channel 360 Degree 2.7K Dash Cam
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The Vantrue N5S is a four-channel dash cam that records the road ahead, the road behind and both cabin views at once. Its front camera shoots 2.7K, the rear 2.5K and the two cabin cameras 1080p, all with STARVIS 2 sensors and infrared for night cabin footage. It suits rideshare and taxi drivers, fleet owners and families who want interior coverage as well as the road. Against two-channel rivals it covers more angles, but it costs more, needs a large memory card and the four streams take more setup and storage.
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Owners rate the N5S highly for its four-camera coverage and clear night cabin footage. Some find the install and card management more demanding than a simple two-channel cam.
The Vantrue N5S is a 4-channel dash cam that records the road ahead, the road behind, and the front and rear of the cabin. It records at 2.7K+1080P+1080P+1440P and can run in 1-, 2-, 3- or 4-channel modes. All four cameras use STARVIS 2 night vision with HDR/WDR processing, and the front and rear cabin cameras have infrared lights for recording inside the vehicle in the dark.
The rear camera uses an IMX675 sensor with HDR. The rear cabin camera uses an IMX662 sensor and covers the trunk, back seat and side windows. A 3.19-inch display, 5GHz WiFi and dual-system GPS are built in. The free Vantrue app handles settings, video preview and editing, sharing, GPS tracking, mileage reports and OTA firmware updates.
Parking mode starts automatically when the ignition is turned off. It records motion or collisions around the parked vehicle, with 10-second pre-recording buffered motion detection. It requires hardwiring, and the Hardwire Kit is sold separately. A 3-axis G-sensor locks collision footage in a protected event folder, and loop recording overwrites the oldest files when the card is full. Voice commands can save video, take a photo, and turn audio or the screen on and off.







