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Vantrue S1 4K Dual Dash Cam Built in GPS, Front and Rear Dual 1080P Dash Camera with 24 Hours Parking Mode, Sony Night Vision, Motion Detection, Capacitor, Single Front 60fps, Support 256GB Max

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Size: S1 dual dash cam


Features

  • Single 4k Dash CamThe Single front recording capture crystal clear video at 4k 2880x2160P@24FPS or 1920x1080P@60FPS, which makes key details like road signs and vehicle number plates highly legible in all weather conditions. Equipped with F1.47 wide aperture and Sony Starvis CMOS, superior HDR night vision works in unison to capture images and record videos brighter even in low-light environments like dark alleyways or underground parking lots for peace of mind.
  • Front and Rear Hidden Dashcam-100% ProtectionThe front and rear cameras simultaneously capture the road front (170) and rear (160) in crystal detail at FHD 1920x1080P@30fps which ensures every angle is covered and nothing is missed. The hidden camera is mounted behind the rearview mirror and goes virtually unnoticed, for optimal field-of-view and making safe driving. It also supports 1080P@60fps and delivers both smoother and sharper images.
  • Built-in GPS with Live Speed DisplayThe built-in GPS module allows you to live view driving speed on the dash cam during driving. You can track the exact driving route, speed (in KMH or MPH), and location on Google Maps via our Windows and Mac compatible GPS player, which will provide further additional evidence if an accident occurs.
  • Heat Resistant Super CapacitorThe Super Capacitor as power source instead of lithium battery which can withstand extreme temperature from -4F to 158F, that prevents the risk of overheating and exploding and extends the reliability and life span of the camera.
  • Reliable Witness for AccidentVariable sensitivity G-sensor Auto detects a collision and emergency locks the videos to the event file to prevent that from an overwrite. Seamless Loop recording auto overwrites the oldest file when the card is full. Time lapse keeps taking photos at the set time interval and auto edit them together to a video clip. Full 18 months Warranty, email replies within 24H, and 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. Support up 256GB microSD card (Vantrue microSD Card B07WXH12TC).

Product Dimensions: 2.28 x 1.69 x 4.3 inches


Item Weight: 1.7 pounds


Item model number: OnDash S1


GPS: built-in


Special Features: Built-in GPS Module, Dual 1080P Resolution, 24 Hours parking mode, single 4k resolution, Low Light Level Night Vision


Other display features: Wireless


Colour: black


Included Components: 1X Rear car camera with 20ft rear cable, 1X 10ft car charger;, Front and rear camera bracket/ adhesive stickers, 1X 3ft mini USB cable;, 1X Front dash cam;


Manufacturer: VANTRUE


Country of Origin: China


Date First Available: July 3, 2019


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    • Almost perfect
Size: S1 dual dash cam
I bought two of these for both of my vehicles. I also bought the hardwire kit because I want to utilize on parking mode. The camera works, kicks on between parking and normal recording and vice versa. At first the GPS was not connecting so I was not getting speed reading. I tried turning off and on, drove around to clear unobstructed areas but no go. But somehow, it just decided to work the next day and has stayed working since. This camera only records 1080 if using a dual camera set up. Daytime picture is good but might time is very hard to see license plates because of the reflective nature of the plates, it appears as a glowing white plate. Turning down the night vision mode also reduces night picture so it was not of any help. Other issue I have was, when pressing the butttons, it slow to respond with delays. While it's on, if you hit stop to go to menu, it would take up to 30sec before the setting menu option pops up. When it first happened, I thought my camera froze. I ended up shutting it off and turning it back on. After many times of messing around, it was determined that it's response is just slow. This needs to be improved on. Both cameras do the same thing. Hopefully they fix this processing speed issue on future models. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 6, 2022 by Bee K.
    • Good Dual Dash Camera
Size: S1 dual dash cam
Vantrue’s newly released S1 Dual Dash Camera, with its Sony IMX327 sensor, 170˚ wide angle camera, boasting 2880x2160P at 24FPS video and using the new supercapacitor. In the box you get the Front and rear cameras, A 10 ft car charger, 3ft mini USB cable, a 20ft rear camera cable, front and rear camera brackets and two extra adhesive stickers and of course, the instruction manual. Set was relatively easy and installing it in your vehicle is the same. The S1 was designed with the user in mind to make installation and operation easier. While there are many types of vehicles, making your installation a little different than mine, I will be installing the S1 in a Nissan Altima. It was simple to do with the provided cables. I just routed the 20ft rear cable from the windshield up into the headliner, back to the rear window and connected it to the rear camera. The 10ft charging cable was run the same way, except I ran it down the driver’s side A-Pillar, then under my dash and over to my 12v outlet. There is an OBD 2 wiring harness available to aid in the parking mode that we will talk about later, but at the time of this video it wasn’t available on Amazon. The S1 is made to be discreet. It’s small enough to not obstruct your view but is powerful enough to make a great dashcam. It has a Dual full 1080P FHD Discreet Dash Camera on both the front and rear with a 2-inch LCD Display Screen on the front camera. Now like I said I have had the N2 Pro for over a year and loved the video quality of this camera, but the S1 camera does have a few differences from the N2 Pro. The S1 camera DOES NOT have a in cab rear facing camera like the N2 Pro, instead the rear camera is for the back window only as it DOES NOT have any inferred lights around the lens to help aluminate the dark cab at night. That would make mounting this as a Ride Share type camera to capture what is happening inside the cab of your vehicle not as good as the N2 Pro. This is where the N2 Pro shines making it a better choice for Uber, Lyft, Taxi or Families with Teen Drivers that want to see what goes on in the vehicle. Some of the specs on the S1 is a NOVATEK NT96663 Processor Sony IMX327 Sensor on the Front camera and IMX323 Sensor on the rear camera. 2-inch Display Front Camera uses a 170° Wide Angle F/1.47 six-layer glass lens Where the Rear camera uses 160° Wide Angle F/1.8 six-layer glass lens It also can record in Dual 1920x1080 at 30fps And will record using only the single Front Camera at 2880x2160P at 24FPS 1920x1080P at 60FPS 1920x1080P at 30FPS and 1280x720P at 30FPS Images are saved as a JPEG Has Built-in microphone and speaker But it does not have in internal memory storage. It can however use up to a 256GB max micro SD Card of a speed rating of U3 or higher The USB port is a USB2.0, mini connector. Here is where I would like to have seen the more upgraded USB-C port as many of the newer devices support this. The battery uses a Supercapacitor. This we will get into more later. And It can be set to four languages which include English, Chinese, Dutch and Japanese The S1 dash cam is cool because it has a compact and contoured design that attaches in front of the rear-view mirror seamlessly. This is important because it makes it less obvious to the driver and passerby’s that the camera is recording. It combines the Advanced Novatek NT96663 Chip with a Sony sensor in both the front and rear cameras that simultaneously record front (170°) and rear (160°) video at FHD 1920x1080P 30fps. This is noteworthy because the simultaneous use of these technologies enables the S1 to monitor in all directions without a visual blind zone, and this is what makes the S1 Dual camera superior when compared to other dashcams. So, what does this mean? Well, it means that you are getting high definition recordings from whatever perspective you choose. In the event of an accident, evidence is everything. With the technology in this dashcam, you can rest assured that the S1 has you covered. Another innovative feature of the S1 is that it has Low Light Level Night Vision. I don’t know about you, but if I personally am going to invest in a dashcam, I want to make sure that it is capable of recording EVERY time I’m in my vehicle, not just when the sun is up. So, if that’s something that is important to you, you may want to consider giving this camera a try. When Vantrue developed this latest camera, they made sure it came equipped with an advanced Sony sensor and F1.47 wide aperture which helps the S1 gather more light. So, in essence, this feature eliminates the need for auxiliary light source, even in a low-light environment. The dual lens dash cam can capture important details like license plates and street signs even in the evenings. Anyone who has had security cameras on their house knows that a camera’s ability to perform in the dark can be of critical importance if it ever needs to be used in an investigation. The dashcam is no different. The absence of this technology can make the difference between useable footage, and useless footage. So, is this feature important? You be the judge. The superior HDR technology will automatically adjust the camera’s exposure so you get the clearest picture even in less than perfect lighting conditions. Ok, so now I’m going to switch gears on you a little bit. I want to talk to you about a common concern of mine whenever I’m shopping for a dashcam. Because I live in an area here in the South where temperatures can reach well over the 90’s during the summer, where overheating is always a concern of mine. So, before I buy, I want to know how the dashcam responds to extreme temperatures. Vantrue really proved that they left no stone unturned when creating this camera. Rather than using a lithium battery like their competitors, Vantrue decided to do something different. While designing the S1, they made sure to include a supercapacitor which can withstand extreme temperatures ranging from -4 to 158°F. That’s pretty incredible! AND, not only does this supercapacitor prevent the risk of overheating, it is actually intended to extend the life span and reliability of the camera. For me, that’s a win-win. So, what about when the car is parked? Good question. I was wondering the same thing. Fortunately, the S1 has that covered as well. With the parking mode feature, the dash camera will automatically record when the car camera detects motion in front of the vehicle and it will trigger action to activate recording. A lot of people wonder if the camera can record in both the front and rear of the vehicle, simultaneously when the vehicle is in park. The answer is yes. It’s worth mentioning though, that Vantrue recommends hard wiring it or connecting it with an external battery during the parking mode, otherwise it could drain the battery on your car. See the comments below the video for a link to the wire kit. As an added feature, the dashcam comes with a Built-in GPS module that allows you to check the car's exact route, speed (which can be set to KM/H or MP/H) and location via the GPS Viewer. There is also a Time Lapse function on the S1. When you enable this feature on your dash cam it will keep taking photos at a set time interval and then it will auto edit them together to a video clip. This is smart technology because it reduces the size of the video file. So, if you go on a multi-week road trip, this dashcam has you covered. Seamless Loop Recording overwrites the oldest footage with the newest upon filling a card to capacity. The S1 does support a 256G Max micro SD Card. Vantrue recommends the use of Samsung’s Pro Endurance or Evo cards for optimal performance One of my favorite features on the S1 is the G-sensor. Here’s how it works. Once the car has an impact while driving or in parking mode, the G-sensor will automatically lock the footage to an "Event File" to prevent it from being overwritten. Let’s face it, protecting ourselves this is one of the main reasons we install these cameras in our vehicles. Knowing that your video footage is safe when you need it the most is one of the reasons you should consider Vantrue’s latest technology when deciding which dashcam is best for you. AND For added piece of mind, Vantrue is providing a full 18 month Warranty on the S1. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 17, 2019 by Steve H
    • S1 versus the T2 - similar but different
Size: S1 dual dash cam
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The media could not be loaded. Both dash cams have excellent resolution. Both have a parking mode that I use. The S1 parking mode is only on/off, the T2 you can adjust the sensitivity to near/mid/far. Things I don't like about the T2: - it is big with the GPS mount. You can see it mounted on the right side of the mirror in the picture. - the buttons are on the bottom of the unit where you can't see them. - the screen is small. - it takes 2 hands to disconnect the camera from the mount if you want to take it inside. - the instruction manual is a poor translation. There are typos and camera features are not explained. - although its supposed to overwrite after filling the sd card, it will frequently not do that and just stop recording new video. The manual says to format the card every 1-2 weeks which is a pain, but that is what I have to do to keep it recording. A new sd card may solve that problem, but I haven't tried one yet. You also need to use sd cards rated for dash cams in order to get any longevity out of them (usually called high endurance cards). What I like about the new S1 are: - two cameras, although I haven't used the rear camera yet, just the front facing. - it mounts up higher out of the way and is easy to remove from the mount. You just slide the camera up about 1/2" and it comes off the mount. - GPS is built in, unlike the T2 where its part of the suction mount. - both the S1 and the T2 use capacitors instead of batteries and are supposedly more heat resistant. I did get a sd card fault with the S1 which I attributed to high heat, but it has only happened once so it could be something else. I'm using a Vantrue 256 gb sd card and have not filled it up yet. - the buttons are on the front of the camera where you can actually see them while driving. Very important to me. - the S1 has the option for 1080-60fps when only the front camera is used. 60 frames per second vs 30 frames per second means more detail. Things I don't like about the S1: - the manual is still poorly written with typos and incomplete descriptions. For example, it tells you how to turn HDR on and off, but doesn't tell you what HDR is. Same with EV exposure correction (what is it for?). Same with setting the Hertz (when do you use 50hz vs 60hz?). - the physical buttons are labeled "<" and ">" but are used to move the cursor up and down. - the screen is hard to see because of the angle. It would be nice if the screen tilted. What I end up doing is slipping the camera out of the mount when I want to change settings. Granted, I’m in my 50’s with bifocals, so you may not have trouble with that. Depends on your windshield angle, too. Overall, I prefer the S1 to the T2 because of the size, mounting and features. Both are high quality cameras and get good reviews in other publications. I like having capacitors instead of batteries. I like having the parking mode. I like having the ability to use high capacity sd cards (most dash cams cannot use 256 gb cards). And so far they have held up well (the T2 for over 2 years and from Washington to Arizona). EDIT: the actual video I uploaded to this review is much better than what is shown online as far as clarity and resolution. Amazon, like other sites, probably compresses the file which drastically lowers the quality. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 24, 2020 by W. wright

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