The Vantrue N4 Pro S records three angles at once: the road ahead, the cabin and out the back. It is the rideshare driver’s dash cam, and it does not need a subscription to do its core job.
I have not owned the Vantrue N4 Pro S. This review is built from the maker’s published specs and independent reviews, linked below. For more picks, see the Car AI hub .
Key specs
| Vantrue N4 Pro S | |
|---|---|
| Front | 4K, Sony STARVIS 2, HDR |
| Cabin | 1080p with infrared night view |
| Rear | 2.5K, IP67 camera |
| Screen | 3.19 inch |
| Connectivity | GPS, 5 GHz Wi-Fi |
| Control | Voice commands |
| Storage | microSD up to 1 TB |
| Parking | Parking mode with a hardwire kit |
Sources: Vantrue , Dashboard Camera Reviews , Notebookcheck , Gear Diary .
What reviewers like
- Three channels in one kit, with no plan required.
- Strong daytime footage from all three cameras per Dashboard Camera Reviews.
- Big storage ceiling for long drives.
What to watch for
- Rear and cabin night video are weaker than the front.
- More wires to route than a front-only cam.
- Driver-assist alerts are not the focus here. For that, see Garmin.
Who should buy it
Buy it if you drive for Uber or Lyft or carry kids and want the cabin on record. Skip it if a front camera is all you need.
Three angles
The front camera records 4K on a Sony STARVIS 2 sensor with HDR. The cabin camera records 1080p with infrared so it can see inside the car at night. The rear camera records 2.5K and is rated IP67, so it can mount outside the car. All three run at 30 fps, per Vantrue and Dashboard Camera Reviews. Notebookcheck’s review headline sums up the rear camera: clear coverage, mounted close.
Footage quality
Dashboard Camera Reviews found daytime footage strong from all three cameras. At night the front stays good, while the rear and cabin footage get softer and harder to read. Gear Diary’s review of the bundle calls out one annoying weak spot, so read it if a specific angle matters to you.
Features
There is GPS for speed and location, 5 GHz Wi-Fi for fast transfers to the Vantrue app, voice control for saving clips hands-free, and a 3.19 inch screen. Storage goes up to a 1 TB microSD card. Parking mode needs a hardwire kit. Vantrue also sells an LTE module for remote view, tested in a YouTube review, if you want connected features later.
Why rideshare drivers pick it
A cabin camera with night vision records disputes with passengers, and a rear camera covers rear-end collisions, which are the most common claim. No subscription is needed for any of that. The trade is more cable to route: the rear camera runs the length of the car.
Install tips
Route the rear cable along the headliner and down a pillar. Use a high-endurance microSD card rated for continuous writing, which every dash cam maker recommends. If you want parking mode, budget for the hardwire kit and an install.
Alternatives
- Nextbase iQ. Cabin plus 4G and SOS, on a plan.
- Garmin X310. Front only, smaller, voice control.
Our take
AI Score note: research-based, not hands-on. The best three-channel value in this group. Night rear footage is the weak spot. This is my editorial read of published reviews, not a rating.
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