Named brand · Front + cabin + rear
Vantrue N4 Pro
A 3-channel pick that adds a cabin camera with infrared night vision to front and rear recording, per the manufacturer’s specification — a natural fit for rideshare and delivery drivers who want an interior record alongside the road-facing channels.
Product info updated August 2026
Our review
Best for: Rideshare, delivery, or family-vehicle drivers who want front, cabin, and rear coverage in one camera.
Consider something else if: You do not need a cabin channel — a 2-channel front-and-rear camera is simpler to set up and review footage from.
The N4 Pro records three channels at once — 4K front, and 1080p on both the cabin and rear channels — built around a STARVIS 2 IMX678 front sensor with HDR that Vantrue specifies for stronger low-light performance. The cabin channel adds infrared illumination, intended for visibility inside the car after dark regardless of interior lighting conditions.
It supports microSD cards up to 512GB, includes GPS, Wi-Fi, and voice control, and Vantrue specifies a 3-axis adjustable G-sensor for impact detection along with OTA firmware updates and a supercapacitor for parking-mode power. Vantrue also sells a separate "N4 Pro S" variant with a different rear-camera configuration — worth checking the exact model name before buying, since the two are distinct products.
The specifications above come from the manufacturer's published product documentation. The verdict and assessment are RoadLens' own editorial analysis based on those specifications — see how we choose for the framework we use.
Frequently asked questions
How many channels does the N4 Pro record?
Three — front, cabin, and rear — recording simultaneously, per the manufacturer specification.
What resolution does each channel record?
4K on the front channel and 1080p on both the cabin and rear channels, per Vantrue’s listing.
Is this the same as the "N4 Pro S"?
No — Vantrue also sells an "N4 Pro S" with a different rear-camera configuration. This is the standard N4 Pro; check the model name carefully, since the two are separate products.