Vueroid S1 4K Infinite 3CH - 4K+1080p+ 2K Unboxing & First Impressions

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Having followed the development S1 4K, I was also in contact with Vueroid and was offered to try the new S1 4K.
The Vueroid S1 4K Infinite 3CH caught my eye with its promising specifications, aiming to deliver all-around coverage with proven image sensors. This post is an initial unboxing and first impressions report, focusing on the packaging, included accessories, and the physical build quality of the system components.

Specifications (Specs)

Channels: 3-Channel System

Image Sensors:
  • Front Camera: SONY STARVIS 2 (IMX678)
  • Rear Camera: SONY STARVIS 2 (IMX675)
  • Interior Camera: SONY STARVIS (IMX307)
Resolutions:
  1. Front Camera: UHD (3,840 x 2,160) @ 30fps (Max. 60fps)
  2. Rear Camera: QHD (2560 x 1440) @ 30fps
  3. Interior Camera: FHD (1920 x 1080) @ 30fps
Field of View (FOV):
  • Front Camera: 151°
  • Rear Camera: 160°
  • Interior Camera: 170°
Image Modes & Features:
  • HDR: Front, Rear, Interior
  • Infinite Plate Capture Mode: Front
  • Premium Night Vision Mode: Front
  • AI License Plate Restoration & Privacy Protection
Connectivity:
  • Wi-Fi: Dual-band (2.4GHz & 5GHz)
  • GPS: Built-in
Display:
  • LCD Screen: 2.3 inches
Storage:
  • microSD Card Compatibility: Up to 512GB (Recommended 256GB or larger)
  • File System: TFF (Three Free File) System
Power:
  • Input: 12V via the GPS mount
  • or 5V (USB-C) on the side of the camera.
Parking Mode Features:
  • Extreme Low Power Mode
  • Impact & Motion Detection
  • Impact & Timelapse
  • Auto REC Off Zone Mode
  • Durashift Parking Mode
  • Battery Protection Mode (Cut-Off Voltage & Time)

Mount Type: Adhesive
Video Codec: H.264

Operating Temperature: -20℃ ~ 65℃ (-4℉ ~ 149℉)


Unboxing



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The Vueroid S1 4K Infinite 3CH arrived in a well-organized package. Upon opening, it's clear that this is a very complete kit, with virtually everything you need for installation included. The main unit and its companion cameras are stored securely, protected by foam inserts.

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The accessories can be found under the front and rear cameras.

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Everything that is included:

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Inside the box, I found:
- The Vueroid S1 main front camera unit.


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On/Off switch at the top
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Lens adjustment
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- The Vueroid S1 rear camera.

Lens adjustment (can't be aimed down)

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Continuing with the contents of the package:
- The Vueroid S1 interior (IR) camera.
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The mount makes it one of the most flexible interior cameras when it comes to mounting and aiming it.
Very nice and worth mentioning it!

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- A hardwire kit, which is a nice touch, comes with fuses directly installed for convenience and safety.

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- A CPL (Circular Polarizing Lens) filter for the front camera. This is a crucial accessory for reducing glare and reflections, and its inclusion out of the box is a significant plus.

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Make sure to remove BOTH! protective films before installing the CPL. I don't want to read another thread about this. 🤣

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- The necessary connecting cable for the rear camera.

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Continuing with the contents of the package:
- A pry bar, a set of sticky cable clips, and extra 3M adhesive pads for installation.

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Vueroid also offers a Vueroid-branded microSD card for the best compatibility. (The SD card is sold separately)

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To make hardwiring the S1 4K easier, Vueroid also offers an OBD Hardwire Kit.

In addition to the OBD Hardwire cable, there is also a pry bar and sticky cable clips.

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It makes using the parking mode so much easier. No need to search for the correct ACC and BAT fuse anymore.
Fuses are in line with the hardwire kit.
Plug and Play, and it's working.

The overall presentation is premium, and the comprehensive accessory list makes a strong first impression.

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First Impressions
Taking the Vueroid S1 main unit in hand, it feels solid and well-constructed. The wedge design we've seen from other cameras is fairly compact for a unit featuring a 2.3" LCD screen. The port labeling on the main unit is clear, which will help with the installation. The menu system, upon initial power-up, appears intuitive and easy to navigate directly on the device itself. A notable feature, even before installation, is the system's ability to restore video seamlessly after a power loss. Since the S1 4K does not have a capacitor, it will power down immediately.
The rear camera also has a high-quality feel to it. However, a significant observation regarding the rear camera is its mounting design. It appears to be intended for installation on angled rear glass. Mounting it on a flat headliner won't work, as it cannot tilt further down to capture the road properly. This is an important consideration for vehicles with specific interior layouts. Unfortunately, there is no CPL filter available for the rear camera, which would have been a welcome addition for managing glare from the rear window.

Setup


Upon the first startup, the S1 4K will prompt you to set everything up.

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One of the standout features of the S1 4K is the lack of a capacitor or battery.
To ensure reliable functions, Vueroid allocates the memory in advance.
There are 4 different options to choose from. Each is prioritizing a different folder.

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A small detail that I appreciate is the live view of the rear camera when mirroring or rotating the image.
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APP

Connecting the S1 4K to the app is easy.
Pressing the bottom right button will enable the Wifi.

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The device has to be confirmed with the press of a button:

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The start page will show the camera, the current firmware and also quick access favorites at the bottom.

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Up to 3 favorites can be selected from several options.

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The live view will also show the G-forces at the bottom.

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After disconnecting from the app and opening it again, the app will check for updates and download them.

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Connecting to the camera will transfer the firmware, and the camera will install it.

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The settings are unfortunately hidden in the tab "More". I wish they were more present.

Closing
These initial observations show a promising picture of the Vueroid S1 4K Infinite 3CH. The complete package is impressive. I’ll follow up with testing on image quality, including day and night performance, parking mode functionality, and overall system stability, soon.
 
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