Vantrue N4S
Vantrue's newest three-channel recorder is built for drivers who share their car: it captures the road ahead in 2.7K, the cabin in 2.5K, and the road behind in 2.5K at the same time, and its interior lens carries four infrared LEDs so passengers stay visible after dark. PlatePix processing sharpens license plates, and it accepts a microSD card up to 1TB for long shifts.
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Our Verdict
The most complete rideshare setup here: it records the road ahead in 2.7K, the cabin in 2.5K, and the road behind in 2.5K at once, all on triple Sony STARVIS 2 sensors, and its interior lens carries four infrared LEDs so passengers stay visible on night rides. The 2.5K cabin channel is the sharpest interior footage on this list — the detail that matters most when a rider's account of an incident is disputed. PlatePix processing keeps plates legible, and support for a microSD card up to 1TB covers a long shift before it loops. Its price and three-camera install are the only reasons to look elsewhere.
Score Breakdown
Pros & Cons
Pros
- •Records three channels at once — 2.7K front, 2.5K interior, and 2.5K rear — on triple Sony STARVIS 2 sensors
- •Sharpest cabin footage on this list: 2.5K interior with four infrared LEDs for night rides
- •PlatePix processing keeps license plates legible; 5GHz Wi-Fi and built-in GPS
- •Accepts microSD up to 1TB, enough for long rideshare shifts before it loops
- •Four parking-mode options guard the car between fares
Cons
- •The most expensive pick on this list
- •Three-camera install and cable routing takes time
- •No built-in cloud backup — footage lives on the card
Specifications
| Channels | 3 (front + interior + rear) |
| Front Resolution | 2.7K (1944p) |
| Interior Camera | Yes — 2.5K (1440p), 4 IR LEDs |
| Rear Resolution | 2.5K (1440p) |
| Night Vision | Triple Sony STARVIS 2 + HDR + infrared |
| Cloud Storage | No — microSD up to 1TB |
| Connectivity | 5GHz Wi-Fi + GPS |
| Parking Mode | 24/7 (4 modes) |
Who Is This For?
Best For
- Rideshare drivers who want the sharpest cabin footage
- Long shifts needing up to 1TB of local storage
- Drivers who want front, cabin, and rear in one unit
Not For
- Tight budgets
- Anyone who wants cloud backup out of the box
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