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Vantrue N4 Pro S 3-CH Front + Rear + IR Cabin Dash Cam - 4K, 2.5K Rear, Triple STARVIS 2, GPS

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Read the Plate Behind You, Not Just the Car. The Vantrue N4 Pro S 3CH Dash Cam Records 4K Front, 2.5K Rear and an Infrared Cabin Camera

Many three-channel dash cams record the rear at 1080p. That is enough to show a car ran into you at the lights, and often not enough to read its number plate at night. Add a cabin camera and some also cut the front back below 4K. The Vantrue N4 Pro S records 4K ahead, 2.5K (1440p) behind and 1080p in the cabin, all at once, on Sony STARVIS 2 sensors that Vantrue names for every lens.

Want the full rundown before you buy? Read our Vantrue N4 Pro S review.

Trusted AU store: We're an authorised Australian reseller, shipping from Melbourne within 24 hours*. You get an 18-month warranty with no product registration required, local technical support, and our 30-Day No-Worries returns.

Who This Isn't For: If a 1080p rear view is enough for you, the Vantrue N4 Pro covers the same three directions for less. If you want the back seat on camera too, the Vantrue N5S adds a second cabin camera. If you need 60fps, no N4 Pro S mode goes above 30fps. The N4 Pro S suits rideshare, family and highway drivers who want a readable rear plate.

DCG Highlights

What We Love

  • 2.5K (1440p) rear recording while the front records 4K and the cabin 1080p, which puts more pixels on the number plate of the car behind you than a 1080p rear can
  • Sony STARVIS 2 sensors on all three cameras per Vantrue (IMX678 front, IMX675 rear, IMX662 cabin), so the rear and cabin get the same low-light sensor generation as the front
  • Four infrared LEDs on the cabin camera, set to Auto by default, which keep faces and hands visible on a night shift without a cabin light
  • PlatePix mode, which you can switch on or set on a timer, so the camera puts number plate clarity first when the lighting is against you
  • Motion detection parking mode with 10 seconds of pre-recording, so the clip starts before someone reaches the car
  • GPS in the mount stamps speed and location on every clip, and the Vantrue app and player show the route
  • microSD support up to 1TB per the manual, so three channels of footage keep more days of history before loop recording writes over it
  • A supercapacitor instead of a lithium battery, the better choice for a car parked in the Australian sun

Good to Know

  • Parking mode needs constant power from a Vantrue hardwire kit, such as the Vantrue VP05, sold separately. Vantrue warns that other brands' kits may not trigger parking mode correctly.
  • Vantrue makes the N4 Pro S rear camera in two versions, both 2.5K. The RC09 is IP67 rated for mounting outside. The newer RC18 is not waterproof and mounts inside the rear window. Check which one is in your box before you mount anything outside, and ask us if you are unsure.
  • Every mode records at 30fps, and the manual lists HDR for the front and cabin cameras, not the rear.
  • If you drive rideshare in Victoria or Queensland, transport rules restrict cameras that record inside the car. Read our guide to rideshare dash cam laws in Australia before you use the cabin camera for rideshare work.

Why Does a 2.5K Rear Camera Matter on a Three-Channel Dash Cam?

A 2.5K rear camera matters because the plate you most often need is the one behind you, on the car that ran into you at the lights. A dash cam processor can only handle so much video at once, so most multi-channel cameras give the front the detail and record the rear and cabin at 1080p. A plate a few car lengths back, at night, under headlights, can end up as a handful of unreadable pixels.

The Vantrue N4 Pro S records the rear at 2560 x 1440, about 78 per cent more pixels than 1080p, while the front stays at 4K and the cabin at 1080p. The trade-off is data and heat. Three streams fill a memory card quickly and the camera draws 7W, so a high endurance card and a hardwire kit with a voltage cut-off matter more than on a single camera.

Vantrue N4 Pro S night footage showing number plate clarity

Top Benefits

  • Plates behind you, readable: The 1440p rear camera gives the car behind you more detail than a 1080p rear.
  • Plates ahead stay sharp: The 4K STARVIS 2 front camera keeps full resolution with all three cameras recording.
  • Your cabin on record: The infrared cabin camera covers the driver and passengers, day or night.
  • The lead-up, not just the bump: Motion detection keeps the 10 seconds before a trigger.
  • Proof of where and how fast: GPS logs speed and location onto every clip.
  • Hands on the wheel: Voice commands take a photo or switch Wi-Fi on without touching the camera.
  • Built for heat: A supercapacitor copes with a hot parked car better than a lithium battery.

How Does the Vantrue N4 Pro S Install?

  1. Clean the glass, fit the electrostatic sticker beside the rear-view mirror, and stick the GPS mount on it using the adhesion promoter in the box. Check the front and cabin views on the 3.19-inch screen before you press it down.
  2. Stick the rear camera near the centre of the rear window, inside the glass and clear of the demister lines. Only the IP67 RC09 version goes outside, and Vantrue says to seal its cable joint with heat shrink tubing.
  3. Run the rear camera cable along the headlining to the front using the pry tool, and plug it into the USB-C port the manual shows for the rear camera. The other USB-C port is for power only and will not run the rear camera.
  4. Power it from the 12V socket with the included car charger, or hardwire it with a Vantrue kit for parking mode. Then insert and format a microSD card and connect the Vantrue app to set the time zone and parking mode.

The rear cable run is the longest part of the job. In a van, a wagon or a ute with a canopy, the Vantrue 9m rear camera cable fits the N4 Pro S. Hardwiring means finding a switched and a constant fuse, and a circuit tester makes that far easier.

What's in the Box?

  • Vantrue N4 Pro S front camera with built-in cabin camera
  • 2.5K rear camera and rear camera cable
  • GPS adhesive mount and spare mount base
  • Car charger with built-in 3.5m USB-C cable
  • 1m USB-C data cable, for data only
  • 2 electrostatic stickers, spare adhesive stickers and adhesion promoter
  • Pry tool, 6 cable clips and dust-free cloth
  • 2 warning stickers and quick user guide
  • Not included: microSD card, hardwire kit, CPL filter, remote, LTE module

Add Yours Today

Pair it with the Vantrue VP05 hardwire kit for parking mode with a live voltage display, and a Vantrue 512GB High Endurance microSD card for three channels of recording. We ship from Melbourne within 24 hours*, backed by our 30-Day No-Worries returns. We do not install cameras ourselves, but you can find someone local in our directory of independent installers. They are independent businesses, so you book and contract directly with them.

🔍 Still deciding? Read our Vantrue N4 Pro S review, our Vantrue N4 Pro vs N4 Pro S comparison and our Navman MiVue Surround vs Vantrue N4 Pro S comparison, or compare the range in our Vantrue dash cam comparison.

📖 Own this already? Read the Vantrue N4 Pro S manual and troubleshooting guide.


Specifications

Camera Channels

  • 3CH - Front, Rear & Interior

Resolution

  • 4K Ultra-HD

Parking Mode

  • Impact Detection
  • Motion Detection
  • Time-Lapse
  • Hybrid/Power Saving Mode
  • Low Bitrate Recording

Features

  • GPS
  • Night Vision
  • Voice Control

Display

  • Display Screen (No Touch)

Warranty

  • 18 Months

Cloud Connectivity

  • LTE Compatible

Frames Per Second

  • 30 FPS

Dynamic Range

HDR

Megapixels (Front)

  • 8 MP

Image Sensor Brand

  • Sony STARVIS 2

Image Sensor (Front)

  • IMX678

ADAS Features

  • None

Wi-Fi Type

Dual 2.4/5Ghz

Max Memory Capacity

  • 1 TB

FAQ

  • Q: Is the Vantrue N4 Pro S rear camera waterproof? A: Only the RC09 version. Vantrue makes the N4 Pro S rear camera in two versions, both 2.5K. The RC09 is IP67 rated for mounting outside, with heat shrink over the cable joint. The newer RC18 is not waterproof and mounts inside the rear window. Check which one is in your box before you mount it outside, or email gday@dashcamguys.com.au and we will confirm.
  • Q: Should I buy the N4 Pro or the N4 Pro S? A: Buy the N4 Pro S if reading the plate behind you matters most, because it records the rear at 1440p against 1080p and Vantrue states STARVIS 2 sensors on all three cameras. It also takes cards up to 1TB and works with the LTE module. The N4 Pro draws 6W against 7W and costs less. Our N4 Pro vs N4 Pro S comparison on the blog covers it in full.
  • Q: Does the N4 Pro S have LTE built in? A: No. Remote viewing needs Vantrue's LTE module and LTE data cable, both sold separately, plus a SIM card with a data plan. With the module fitted, the Vantrue app can push alerts, upload collision clips and cap how much data the SIM uses. Without it, the N4 Pro S connects to your phone over Wi-Fi only when you are near the car.
  • Q: Will parking mode work plugged into the cigarette lighter? A: Not in most cars, because the socket switches off with the ignition and the N4 Pro S has a supercapacitor rather than a battery. Parking mode needs constant power from a hardwire kit or an OBD power cable. Vantrue recommends its own kits, because other brands place the ACC detection pin differently and may not switch parking mode on and off correctly.
  • Q: What size memory card does the N4 Pro S need? A: The manual lists microSD cards from 32GB to 1TB, rated U3 and Class 10, and none is included. Loop recording only uses 70 per cent of the card, and three channels write a lot of video, so we suggest a 256GB or 512GB Vantrue High Endurance card, formatted in the camera at least once a month.
  • Q: Can I use the N4 Pro S for Uber or DiDi? A: Yes, the infrared cabin camera is built for it, but check the rules first. In Victoria and Queensland, transport rules restrict cameras that record inside a rideshare car. Read our guide to rideshare dash cam laws in Australia, on our blog, before you use the cabin camera for rideshare work.
  • Q: Will the N4 Pro S cope with a hot Australian summer? A: It is rated from -20°C to 60°C and uses a supercapacitor, which handles heat better than a lithium battery. A windscreen in full summer sun can still pass 60°C, so Vantrue suggests collision detection parking mode in hot weather and switching the camera off if the cabin reaches 60°C. Shade and a sunshade both help.
Vantrue N4 Pro S 3-CH Front + Rear + IR Cabin Dash Cam - 4K, 2.5K Rear, Triple STARVIS 2, GPS

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