Vantrue - N4 Pro

I have a Vantrue N4 Pro (3ch) in my car and a Baseus VD1 Pro (2ch) in my wife. If it’s your first time getting a dashcam, I’d recommend the VD1 Pro since it’s a nice balance of price/quality/easy setup. Some cheaper dashcams only record in interpolated 4K, which looks blurry compared to true 4K. Within this price range, the most important thing is to make sure the one you get has good build quality and clear recording.

I have the Vantrue N4 Pro in my Tacoma and an N4 (non Pro) in my wife's 2025 Nissan Leaf. The Pro has wifi capabilities in which you can access the footage via the app. The whole setup is pretty easy, and I wired both vehicles using The Dongar adapters that connect at the rear view mirror (most newish cars have power of some sort in the mirror). YouTube was a good resource for the truck, but hardly nothing for the Leaf, so I had to put on the ol thinking cap. No need to do a hard wire if you don't want to, and it looks clean with no wires hanging. The Dongar usually runs about $30, just make sure you know what pin type you need. Even running the wires under the overhead liner for the rear camera is super easy.

I have the Vantrue N4 Pro in my Tacoma and an N4 (non Pro) in my wife's 2025 Nissan Leaf. The Pro has wifi capabilities in which you can access the footage via the app. The whole setup is pretty easy, and I wired both vehicles using The Dongar adapters that connect at the rear view mirror (most newish cars have power of some sort in the mirror). YouTube was a good resource for the truck, but hardly nothing for the Leaf, so I had to put on the ol thinking cap. No need to do a hard wire if you don't want to, and it looks clean with no wires hanging. The Dongar usually runs about $30, just make sure you know what pin type you need. Even running the wires under the overhead liner for the rear camera is super easy.

my dad got us all vantrue n4 pros, and theyre solid

I’ve been using the Vantrue N4 Pro 4K 3 Channel Dash Cam for a few years and have faced no issues whatsoever. It actually saved me recently from a hit and run with the parking mode, lady scratched the hell out of my door and it got her license plate. Only flaw is that it doesn’t upload to a cloud, to get the footage on it you either need to take out the SD card or be within a 6 food radius of it to access the files through the app on your phone.

Have a vantrue N4 Pro on 1 car and a redtiger in another. No complaints on either.

Check Vantrue cams they are on sale for black Friday. I installed the N4Pro on my mom's SUV and I have the Element pro on my truck been using them for about a year now with no issues. Both dash cams record at 4k

I used Vantrue N4 pro w/ its hardwiring kit within a week I got my mk8 gti. Super worth it, as shared earlier in a post when my 1st 10k service ended up with a tech backing the car into a tow hitch and got caught on the 3-way front/back/in-cabin cameras. Dealer had no chance of denying ; fixed the tiny ding properly via my choice of body shop. Hardwiring is easy to do w/ a multimeter to probe ignition only positions vs low voltage positions after switching off. 1.5yrs in now, no issue w/ battery drainage. Add’l resources https://youtu.be/uLjGazIxjEA?si=PEkDmo-A9m1NYZz1 https://youtu.be/lQtZF0g51Ak?si=1UCHM_md8llSkn55

Vantru N4 pro… 3 channel recording…

I have a Vantrue N4pro and Viofo A229. Genuinely this post is so great to create visibility to the general audience of how useful a dashcam really is. I hope it goes to someone who really needs it. A dashcam is truly a need with how driving has gotten.

1) Viofo A129 Pro 2) 70mai A800 SE 3) Vantrue N4 Pro 4) Qubo Hero Pro I have these 4 in my cars. My favorite app to use is Qubo, it’s very user friendly and it’s a breeze to set up and get it running. My favorite image quality is Vantrue, it’s pristine and read things super clear, day and night. My best VFM has to be 70mai tho because the Vantrue is nice but pricey and 70mai does 90% of the stuff for a fraction of the cost. Hope this helps ☺️ Edit: I would also suggest getting front and back. It’s more peace of mind. You’ll have more evidence and more angles covered.

Blackvue, Viofo, and Thinkware are the “big 3” that are considered the best. If you are on a budget I would say Viofo. Great camera at a good price. The vantrue n4 pro is also a really good one as is anything Nextbase, although they can be pricey.