VANTRUE N2 Pro Dual Dash Cam Infrared Night Vision Dual 1080P Front and Rear Dashcam for Cars (2.5K 1440P Single Front) 1.5" 310° Car Camera w/Sony Sensor, Parking Mode, G-Sensor, Support 256GB Max

This is the 3rd dash camera I have owned. The first one was a £30 cheap one, it was rubbish. Picture and the sound quality was average (what do you expect for a budget camera!) It would choose at random what it wanted to record and save, so threw it away. I then bought a budget forward and a rear-facing camera (https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B06VW169ZW/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1). It was better but the picture quality was awful and the sound of my engine distorted all the sound so playback was painful to watch and listen to.I decided I needed to dig a little deeper in the pockets and buy something decent. This camera didn't let me down.Firstly, the wire is long enough to go all around the trim and get to the cigarette lighter (my previous one wasn't long enough to go to the power supply I wanted to use) Install was easy to do, and I like the way that the power goes in to windscreen holder, rather than the camera (which means you can take the camera out of the car when you park, without worrying about unplugging wires and having them dangling down). This also means you don't need to remove the memory card to save a clip to your computer, as you can just take the camera and plug it into your PC with the additional connector provided. Handy if you are not very good with fiddly mini SD cards or don't have an SD card adaptor to connect to your PC.The picture quality (both forward and rear-facing) is unreal, really cannot fault it at all. Importantly, the sound quality is amazing. (I've uploaded a video clip where I am driving with the roof down and music on) there's no distortion due to the engine or the wind.It's a great piece of kit, and I wish I had invested in a more expensive dash camera ages ago. I also love the fact that if you want to save a particular piece of footage (say a near miss, crash or something of interest) you can just press one button and the camera saves that file to a separate section that will not be overwritten or deleted)It's more expensive than other budget cameras on Amazon, but honestly, it's worth the money.I'm going to buy another one for the wive's car.

I have been wanting a dash cam for some time now but I wanted something discreet and good quality.I came across Vantrue N2 Pro Dual Dash Cam and was blown away at how good this is.Here are my thoughts below:Pros:1: Packaging is premium and excellent. The Vantrue N2 Pro Dual Dash Cam comes secured in a thick foam insert within the box for maximum protection. Outer packaging is modern and no way making you regret the purchase.2. Vantrue N2 Pro Dual Dash Cam device is a a solid build quality material. Very robust.3. The display is clear and just the right size making it unobtrusive.4. Front lenses and screen come with screen protector film. Remove the lenses film before use.5. Internal cam has night vision and is very clear.6. The video quality is so good upto 2560x 1440p making it very clear for video and in no way pixelated thanks to the omnivision OV4689 sensor. In my opinion this is superior to other brands of dash cam using sony 4k sensor.7. The size of the unit is discrete for what it is. I mounted it below my rear mirror and is no way distracting. Fits well in my ford focus mk2.5 titanium and pretty easy to hide the power cable.8. The interface is pretty straightforward, nothing complicated.9. The suction mount is strong, doesn't rattle and more importantly doesn't fall off. Clean your windscreen with an alcohol wipe or similar before using. The suction pad also come protected with a clear film to protect from dust during storage/ packing.10. In the box you get a car charger and cable also.11. There is an inbuilt battery which lasts upto about an hour.12. You can quickly take still images, resolution is about 2mp.13. There is alot of features e.g. a parking mode using a built in g sensor in case your car is bumped.Cons:1. I struggled to remove the cam from the mount when attached to the car. It's easy when not stuck on the screen but for some reason I struggle every time. Perhaps I just need more time to get used to it?2. The buttons when navigating the interface can be a bit cumbersome given where they are positioned.3. Would be nice if a GPS device was inbuilt. It supports an add on extra. There is no mention if a third party GPS device can be used e.g. Bluetooth version etc...Overall as a video dash cam this is excellent. If you want high quality the Vantrue N2 Pro Dual Dash Cam meets my needs.