Is the Vantrue E1 Pro a 4K dash cam?
Yes. The Vantrue E1 Pro records front-facing footage in 4K UHD at 30FPS, giving drivers detailed video for daily driving, road incidents, and licence plate capture.
Does the Vantrue E1 Pro include a rear camera?
No. The Vantrue E1 Pro is a 1-channel front dash cam. It is best for drivers who want a compact, simple setup focused on recording the road ahead.
Does the Vantrue E1 Pro use Sony STARVIS 2?
Yes. The Vantrue E1 Pro uses a Sony STARVIS 2 IMX678 image sensor. This helps improve low-light clarity, colour handling, and detail capture in difficult lighting.
What is PlatePix on the Vantrue E1 Pro?
PlatePix is Vantrue’s imaging technology designed to help improve licence plate detail. On the E1 Pro, it works with 4K UHD recording, HDR, and the Sony STARVIS 2 sensor to support clearer front-road evidence.
Does the Vantrue E1 Pro have parking mode?
Yes. The Vantrue E1 Pro has built-in parking mode with buffered motion detection, collision detection, low bitrate recording, and low frame rate recording. A hardwiring kit is optional and required for parking mode.
Does the Vantrue E1 Pro have Wi-Fi and GPS?
Yes. The Vantrue E1 Pro includes built-in 2.4GHz / 5GHz Wi-Fi and built-in GPS. Wi-Fi supports app access, while GPS adds route, speed, and location context to recorded footage.
What size microSD card does the Vantrue E1 Pro support?
The Vantrue E1 Pro supports microSD cards up to 1TB. A high-endurance card is recommended for 4K UHD loop recording and parking mode use.