The Vantrue N2 Pro Uber Dual Dash Cam does really well with night vision. According to the manufacturer's product description, it has a Sony Exmor IMX323 sensor in the front camera, which handles low light pretty impressively.

The rear camera has 4 infrared (IR) LED lights, so it can capture clear footage inside the car even when it's dark out. This setup helps the cam pick up important details like license plates and faces, even in tricky lighting conditions.

From our research, people are happy with how it adjusts to different light levels, reducing glare from headlights and streetlights to give you a clear view. This makes it especially handy for rideshare drivers who need to document both the road and the car's interior.

Plus, its night vision works great in parking mode, catching any suspicious activity around your car at night. Overall, it's a solid choice for anyone who needs dependable night vision recording.

The Vantrue N2 Pro suction cup mount works pretty well overall. It's straightforward to attach and usually sticks firmly to the windshield.

According to our research, many people appreciate how easy it is to set up and how it stays put during most driving conditions, which is important when you're using it with something like the Uber Dual Dash Cam to capture both the interior and exterior of your vehicle in 1080P. This setup can be really helpful for rideshare drivers as it gives comprehensive coverage for safety and liability purposes. The camera’s infrared night vision and motion detection add extra layers of security too, especially in low light or during sudden impacts.

However, there are a few things to keep in mind. Our research indicates that some folks have had issues with the suction cup in really hot weather. High temperatures can make the mount lose its grip, so you might need to reattach it more often.

Besides that, there have been mentions of the camera's battery life struggling in hotter climates, so you might want to pay a bit more attention to it if you drive in those areas a lot.

In general, the suction cup mount is dependable, but just keep an eye on it, especially if you’re in a hot region.

The Vantrue N2 Pro doesn’t come with built-in GPS. So, if you need that functionality, you'll have to buy an additional GPS mount that works with this model. According to the manufacturer, this extra GPS mount can record your vehicle's speed and location data, which could be handy for tracking and safety purposes.

Now, the lack of built-in GPS might be a bummer if you want everything in one package without any extra accessories.

But for those who don't really need GPS, the Vantrue N2 Pro still has a lot going for it. It's great for rideshare drivers because of its dual camera setup, solid night vision, and features that give you a good view of the cabin.

Just a heads up: aside from the GPS, the Vantrue N2 Pro also doesn’t have Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. This means you can’t transfer files directly to your phone or other devices wirelessly.

Instead, you’ll need to take out the microSD card and use a card reader, or connect the camera to your computer with a USB cable to check out your footage. It’s a bit more effort compared to models that offer wireless transfers, but its good recording quality and sturdy build might make up for it.

If easy file transfers and remote management are top priorities for you, you might want to look into other dash cams with built-in Wi-Fi or Bluetooth.

But if you're willing to look past the lack of built-in GPS and wireless features, the Vantrue N2 Pro is still a solid and high-performing choice.