This is an overview of the most popular 4-channel dash cams.
(At the moment, we’ve reviewed only one 4CH dash cam, so there isn’t much to compare)
For comparison tables of other dash cam types, click here.
Camera | Vantrue N5 |
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Price (approx) | $400 |
Released | 2023 |
Front Res | 1440p |
Front Cabin Res | 1080p |
Rear Cabin Res | 1080p |
Rear Res | 1080p |
Front Video Day | Good |
Front Video Night | Good |
Front Cabin Video Day | Very Good |
Front Cabin Video Night | Good |
Rear Cabin Video Day | Good |
Rear Cabin Video Night | Good |
Rear Video Day | Fair |
Rear Video Night | Mediocre |
Reliability | Very Good |
GPS | Yes |
Parking Mode | Buffered |
Min Op Temp | -20°C |
Max Op Temp | 65°C |
Screen | 3.19" |
Front FOV | 158° |
Rear FOV | 165° |
Front Cabin FOV | 160° |
Rear Cabin FOV | 160° |
Max Card Size | 512GB |
Wi-Fi | Yes |
CPL Filter | Optional |
Capacitor | Yes |
Lock File Button | Yes |
All models listed have G-sensor, loop recording, date/time stamp, and auto on/off.
TBC = to be confirmed
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.