Vantrue N2X 2.7K Uber Dash Cam Front & Interior, Dual WiFi 5.8G Car Dash Cam with IR HDR Night Vision, STARVIS 2, GPS, 2.5K/60FPS, LTE Support, 24/7 Parking Mode

Great dash cam. Installed nicely, works great. Sometimes if you say a word, it takes a picture.

Great picture quality and wide coverage: This dual dash cam does an outstanding job capturing video both inside and outside my car in crisp 2.7K resolution, ensuring every detail is clear. The infrared night vision works wonderfully for low-light conditions, which is essential for night driving or rideshare use. Installation was straightforward with the included suction cup mount, and the 5G WiFi makes it easy to transfer footage to my phone through the app. It also has useful features like loop recording, parking mode, and G dsensor detection for added security when the car is parked. Overall, this dash cam offers excellent value and peace of mind on the road with its reliability and feature 2drich design.

Amazing especially if you buy the obd ii plug. High quality video during day though not perfect. Actually good app

I like the quality of video, very intuitive to use with the app and setup. I was able to install and hide the wire pretty good in a 2019 Toyota Tacoma TRD Offroad.

My windshield was shattered by an unidentified object on the highway in Feb. It was the aha moment for me that forced me to do some research and get a dashcam for myself. I am glad I got this one in the end, and felt it deserved a 6 month user review/tip sharing here. The best setup for the Vantrue N2X in my humble opinion is: 1. Get the dashcam, follow the manual included in the box to place cleanly on your windshield 2. Get Vantrue's microSD card (sold separately, I got the 256 GB, ASIN: B07WWCLHGM) 3. Download the Vantrue App on your phone, connect your N2X to your phone wifi for instant view/edits. 4. Get Vantrue's Hardware Kit for Parking Mode (sold separately, ASIN: B083XB8T7T) 5. Watch the brilliant youtube tutorial carefully for how to tuck your wires away from sight professionally and/or how to hard wire the Hardware Kit to your vehicle safely (Look up "How to SAFELY Install a Dash Camera in a Car with Airbags (Hard Wire and Rear Cam)" by ChrisFix) Can this work without the hardware kit or without watching the tutorial clip? Yes, as long as you get a functioning microSD card with the N2X and just plug it in your cigarette lighter port, it works fine. The manual will get you there. You will however have a dangling USB-C wire hanging from your N2X down to your cigarette lighter port. So you will want to at least watch sections of the tutorial clip above (start at 11:05 for dashcam installation, and 13:00 for tucking the wires away like magic, clip uses a different Vantrue model but works across the board), poof, like a pro, no more wires hanging above or below. Now, do I really need that hardware kit? No, if you have a garage and live and go about in safe neighborhoods most of the time, no, it's not worth the hassle. But if you park on the street or an open parking lot and/or go outdoors a lot, I would definitely recommend getting the kit. Without the kit, you can't use the Parking Mode, which uses minimal vehicle power without draining your vehicle battery overnight and records when the motion sensor detects vibration/collision when your vehicle is parked (hence "Parking Mode"). ChrisFix goes above and beyond in the tutorial clip showing you patiently how to hard-wire the kit to the right fuse box sockets. Do I need that Vantrue App on my phone? Not really, but it's handy since you can view your front/back camera and make edits right away on a bigger screen versus toggling on the dashcam or waiting until you get home and plug the microSD to your computer. Once you have everything set up (you'll be glad you did all the work), you can enjoy your N2X working quietly almost out of sight at full functionality. The mount is super easy the detach and reattach the N2X, the size is just right under the rear view mirror, love that GPS is included, and for me 256 GB was plenty enough SD space. I generally check and reformat after a week's recording. The Sony STARVIS 2 IMX675 5M CMOS sensor really captures a lot of detail when recording and HDR gives shadows and night recordings life. You can see license plates quite clearly as long as you're within a car's length away. Audio recording is decent for the purpose of a dashcam. I have the sensitivity of Collision Detection set at 5 (highest level) that triggers Event recording the easiest. Little bumps or anything the N2X detects and records is stored in your SD card "Event" folder. Other recordings show up in the "Normal" folder that will overwrite itself when full if you don't clear or reformat it. If you have Parking Mode on, those will show up in "Parking" folder. This was my first dashcam purchase, and it's still running strong after 6 months. I can't speak for how well this compares with other models, but this was a really good bang for the buck for my purpose.