pnguyen
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- Dash Cam
- Vantrue, Viofo
For more information about this Vanture N4 Pro dashcam, please go here.
You can also buy this Vanture N4 Pro dashcam from Amazon.com
Main features:
1) It was very easy to installed this Vantrue N4 Pro.
I bought the hardwire kit on Amazon to install with the dashcam.
I installed the magnetic-assist mount with a GPS module directly to the windshield glass without using one of the provided electrostatic stickers.
I believe doing this way, the Front and Cabin camera should never fall down even on very hot Summer days in California.
I currently had 5 dash cams for more than 3-4 years and none of them fall down yet.
2) To remove the Front & Cabin camera from the magnetic-assist mount with GPS module, I hold on it and pull it toward me. It's very easy.
I live in a gated apartment complex so I do not need to remove it at night.
3) This is the view from inside my SUV car.
I tried to install the Front & Cabin camera as close as possible to my car rear mirror so it does not block my view.
With the magnetic-assist mount with GPS module, I can adjust the Front & Cabin camera lens pointing up, down, left, or right easily.
Some other dash cams only allow you to adjust the lens up or down.
4) View of the Front & Cabin camera from the left.
5) View of the Front & Cabin camera in front the right.
6) View of the Front & Cabin camera from the front.
It's close to the rear mirror base so it's barely visible from the front.
7) View of the rear camera from inside the car.
Since I installed the rear camera cable to the left, I had to choose to rotate its image in the setting.
8) Since my car is an SUV, I ran the rear camera cable from the Front & Cabin camera along the side of the car to the back and through the brake light hose on the left.
I ran the cable behind and below the airbags so it's safe in case these airbags deploy.
9) View of the rear camera from the back of the car.
10) I want to use the low bitrate parking mode so I bought a hardwire kit from Amazon.com
I like this Vantrue hardwire kit since I do not need to use any tool beside the screw driver to install the ground cable to the car.
I do not need to use a plier to clamp the red/yellow cables to the fuse-tap cables.
This hardwire kit only has the cutoff voltage below 12V or 11.6V.
Jeff_Vanture is very kind to send me this Vantrue N4 Pro 3-channel dashcam for review.
You can also buy this Vanture N4 Pro dashcam from Amazon.com
Main features:
- 4K+1080P+1080P resolution
- 3.19" IPS display
- Easy Installation front camera with the Magnetic Mount
- Universal Ball Joint Design
- GPS logger
- Support up to 512GB microSD card
- Supercapacitor
- Support 4 kinds of parking modes
- Customizing Detection area
- 360-degree protection
- Starvis 2 IMX678 Image Processor
- 5GHz Wi-Fi
- Cabin Cam: 4IR LED lights + HDR
- CPL Filter (optional)
- Voice Control
- 1x Front & Cabin dash cam
- 1x Magnetic-assist mount with GPS module
- 1x Rear camera
- 1x Rear camera cable (20ft)
- 1x Car charger cable
- 1x USB-A to USB-C cable
- 1x Trim tool
- 2x Adhesive stickers
- 2x Electrostatic stickers
- 1x User manual
- 1x Dust-free cloth
1) It was very easy to installed this Vantrue N4 Pro.
I bought the hardwire kit on Amazon to install with the dashcam.
I installed the magnetic-assist mount with a GPS module directly to the windshield glass without using one of the provided electrostatic stickers.
I believe doing this way, the Front and Cabin camera should never fall down even on very hot Summer days in California.
I currently had 5 dash cams for more than 3-4 years and none of them fall down yet.
2) To remove the Front & Cabin camera from the magnetic-assist mount with GPS module, I hold on it and pull it toward me. It's very easy.
I live in a gated apartment complex so I do not need to remove it at night.
3) This is the view from inside my SUV car.
I tried to install the Front & Cabin camera as close as possible to my car rear mirror so it does not block my view.
With the magnetic-assist mount with GPS module, I can adjust the Front & Cabin camera lens pointing up, down, left, or right easily.
Some other dash cams only allow you to adjust the lens up or down.
4) View of the Front & Cabin camera from the left.
5) View of the Front & Cabin camera in front the right.
6) View of the Front & Cabin camera from the front.
It's close to the rear mirror base so it's barely visible from the front.
7) View of the rear camera from inside the car.
Since I installed the rear camera cable to the left, I had to choose to rotate its image in the setting.
8) Since my car is an SUV, I ran the rear camera cable from the Front & Cabin camera along the side of the car to the back and through the brake light hose on the left.
I ran the cable behind and below the airbags so it's safe in case these airbags deploy.
9) View of the rear camera from the back of the car.
10) I want to use the low bitrate parking mode so I bought a hardwire kit from Amazon.com
I like this Vantrue hardwire kit since I do not need to use any tool beside the screw driver to install the ground cable to the car.
I do not need to use a plier to clamp the red/yellow cables to the fuse-tap cables.
This hardwire kit only has the cutoff voltage below 12V or 11.6V.
Jeff_Vanture is very kind to send me this Vantrue N4 Pro 3-channel dashcam for review.
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