Comparison Table: 4-Channel Dash Cams

This is an overview of the most popular 4-channel dash cams.

For comparison tables of other dash cam types, click here.

CameraVantrue N5Pruveeo D90
Price (approx)$280$140
Released20232023
Front Res1440p1080p
Front Cabin Res1080p1080p
Rear Cabin Res1080p1080p
Rear Res1080p1080p
Front Video DayGoodGood
Front Video Night
GoodFair
Cabin Video 1, DayVery GoodFair
Cabin Video 1, NightGoodFair
Cabin Video 2, DayGoodFair
Cabin Video 2, NightGoodFair
Rear Video DayFairFair
Rear Video NightMediocreMediocre
Total Video Score2.8/52.0/5
ReliabilityVery GoodGood
GPSYesYes
Parking ModeBufferedTime-lapse
Min Op Temp-20°CTBD
Max Op Temp65°CTBD
Screen3.19"3"
Front FOV158°150°
Rear FOV165°150°
Front Cabin FOV160°150°
Rear Cabin FOV160°150°
Max Card Size512GB256GB
Wi-FiYesYes
CPL FilterOptional-
CapacitorYesYes
Lock File ButtonYes-

All models listed have G-sensor, loop recording, date/time stamp, and auto on/off.

Glossary:

FOV = field of view

TBC = to be confirmed

4K is equivalent to 2160p, or 3840×2160 pixels

1440p is 2560×1440 pixels, also known as 2K or Quad HD

1080p is 1920×1080 pixels, also known as Full HD

Video Quality is determined as follows:

0/5: Poor - It is hard to discern anything in the video
1/5: Mediocre - You can more or less see what's happening, but it is hard to read license plates even of cars that are very close
2/5: Fair - License plate readability of other cars is hit and miss
3/5: Good - Can read all or most license plates of nearby cars by pausing the video
4/5: Very Good - Can read license plates of nearby cars even while driving by, without pausing the video
5/5: Excellent - Truly impressive video

Reliability is determined by user feedback, and by % of buyers that return the device.