Vantrue - N2 Pro

Correct. I’ve never had to use WiFi with mine. I purchased the Vantrue N2 Pro Uber Dual Dash Cam. Edit: You’ll have to buy their brand of SD Card. I purchased a 256GB Card, plenty of space. I set my recordings for every 3 minutes

Vantrue N2 Pro with an odb2 power source.

I use a Vantrue N2 Pro, but the N4s are out now. It's worked great for at least a year.

I second vantrue. Just hardwired it today to the fuse box. Has Bluetooth download for videos.

I use a vantrue n2 pro. In side and front cam with audio. Been running this one for a year and no major issues compared to the couple others I've tried from different brands. I got it on Amazon for around $100, it goes on sale periodically. Most of the cheaper cams under 200ish use the same sensors anyways but out of the couple brands I've tried this ones held up great. Only suggestion for any cam is get a decent brand SD card as you don't want to put your trust in whatever generic crap they mail it to you with. I've been using samsung evo cards.

Link? Now that my dad no longer drives for Uber, a Viofo is in the list when his VanTrue N2 Pro(they call it the Uber model) dies. I have it installed wirh a Dongar adapter.

If you're thinking about getting a dash cam, I’d say go for one that’s easy to use and gives good video quality. Like, you don't want grainy footage, right? A couple of good options are the Vantrue N2 Pro and the Nextbase 522GW. The Vantrue N2 Pro is solid, especially if you want something with a front and rear camera—great for Uber or Lyft drivers too. The quality’s awesome, and it has night vision, which is super handy. On the other hand, the Nextbase 522GW is packed with cool tech like Alexa built-in and a touchscreen. Plus, it's got this neat Emergency SOS feature, just in case. For budget-friendly stuff, check out the Anker Roav Dash Cam—it’s simple, easy, and gets the job done without breaking the bank. Just make sure it has loop recording (so it overwrites old footage) and parking mode, so you're covered when the car’s off. Oh, and don’t forget to grab a good memory card too!

Mine is old; been using it for 4 yrs - Vantrue N2 Pro (front and cabin). I got footage when they broke into my car. I was lucky they left my tape deck and the Creedence

VanTrue N2 Pro. This is by far the best choice in my opinion.

Vantrue N2 Pro. Any model that captures audio and video both ways is fine. You’ll need an SD card as well.

I have the Vantrue Pro N4 and I have had the N2 in the past. The N4 has a rear facing camera as well. Even if you dont do ride share the way people drive it helps prove without a doubt who was at fault.

Define cheap for people to make a recommendation. I have a Vantrue N2 that was around $199 and it works great for me.

101% yes. Vantrue N2 for budget or Vantrue N4+ for quality/features

I have the vantrue N2. But I’m aiming for the N4 and a rear window cam

I bought a Vantrue N2 and the biggest SD card it would hold off Amazon. This model does require a computer to download the video from the SD card. It sounds to me like you would prefer something with cloud storage that you could access from your phone. Your top of the line brands like Vantrue, Nexar, and BlackVue all have models with this feature. There are budget friendly options out there. Just read reviews and cross-check with YouTube to see if the model you are interested in has a review done by someone who has bought one. And once you buy one, you can have it professionally installed if you feel uneasy doing it yourself.

Vantrue N2 Dual here, without GPS. Bought it many years ago, but it is still working great. I especially like it because it has battery backup, and when parked, detects motion and takes near 360 video - kind of similar to sentry mode.

I have a Vantrue Pro Dual hardwired in with the GPS mount and I love it. Warning with the 24 the fuse panel is buried passenger side behind the right side panel. You have to remove a few pieces of trim and the body clips are cheaply made as usual. Use removal tools and be careful. The next issue is the fuse panel is very small, not labeled and sealed water tight so you have to cut yourself a small path for the leads. Wires are completely hidden and the playback ia high def, and tracks my location / speed. You get what you pay for so remember that if you go cheap. With a big memory card this thing holds a ton of data. Has a switch to power down if its in park mode and the battery drops below a certain voltage. I bought one after I got hit by a car on my Harley in a hit and run, and then I ran accidents here in my area and found that a large majority are hit and run. Ive also had someone try to lie when I was T boned years and years ago.

I have a 2 channel Vantrue I’ve been using for about a month now. No issues and so far it’s done what it’s suppose to. Very easy to use.

Most dashcams with “GPS” feature show speed. [Vantrue has some good 2 channel and 3 channel cams](https://www.reddit.com/r/dashcams/s/65SdNGK6Jc) tried and tested. Same with VIOFO, Garmin, and blackvue. Stay away from Pruveeo.

Front/rear facing Van True dash cam is what I used driving Uber on our ‘21 Sienna. Added one lookin out the back after being tailgated by a Peterbilt on I-80 in Pennsylvania. All I could see was chrome in the rear view mirror at 75mph. Easy enough to install and hide power supply cables. (Picture resolution roughly the equivalent of an iPhone 11)

Vantru and Blackvue are highly rated. I have one in one one of my cars but not the other.