JDtime
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Unboxing of new Vantrue Sonnet 1 Pro S1 Pro.
Packaging is nice and has a nice smooth premium feel. Cameras were in protective plastic bags which I removed for this review. They both sit in a foam surround padding to protect cameras in shipping. The cables and other accessories sit in a box next to the cameras and another box located under the cameras.
Everything laid out from the contents of the box except the optional CPL filter in the lower right hand corner. First item is a lens cleaning cloth, next up is two replacement sticky pads for cameras, next is two clear plastic windshield stickies. In the middle we have a long video usb c cable to attach the rear cam to the front. Middle is the main camera, Next is rear camera. Lower hand side is the usbc charger, usbc cable, orange stick is pry bar, and two stickers.
Up close and personal with the main camera. As you can see the mount for the main camera is detachable. The mount part has where you plug it in for main power. You do not have to leave the main camera in the window if you want to bring it in at night. The rear camera though once you stick it to the window that is it. The rear camera is not removable from the mount. The build quality seems very robust. The buttons have a good feel to them. The one side view of the camera shows the plug where you attached the rear camera, reset button and micro sd slot. The other shows where the micro phone is located. The camera has vent hole in the sides, top and bottom. It has excellent heat dissipation. The front lens swivels around for easy aiming to tune in where you want the video to be centered. The optional cpl filter fits in to the lens area and screws for a solid fit. The front of the cpl turns to adjust the effect of the polarization.
Packaging is nice and has a nice smooth premium feel. Cameras were in protective plastic bags which I removed for this review. They both sit in a foam surround padding to protect cameras in shipping. The cables and other accessories sit in a box next to the cameras and another box located under the cameras.
Everything laid out from the contents of the box except the optional CPL filter in the lower right hand corner. First item is a lens cleaning cloth, next up is two replacement sticky pads for cameras, next is two clear plastic windshield stickies. In the middle we have a long video usb c cable to attach the rear cam to the front. Middle is the main camera, Next is rear camera. Lower hand side is the usbc charger, usbc cable, orange stick is pry bar, and two stickers.
Up close and personal with the main camera. As you can see the mount for the main camera is detachable. The mount part has where you plug it in for main power. You do not have to leave the main camera in the window if you want to bring it in at night. The rear camera though once you stick it to the window that is it. The rear camera is not removable from the mount. The build quality seems very robust. The buttons have a good feel to them. The one side view of the camera shows the plug where you attached the rear camera, reset button and micro sd slot. The other shows where the micro phone is located. The camera has vent hole in the sides, top and bottom. It has excellent heat dissipation. The front lens swivels around for easy aiming to tune in where you want the video to be centered. The optional cpl filter fits in to the lens area and screws for a solid fit. The front of the cpl turns to adjust the effect of the polarization.
