The Vantop Moment 4 is a budget 4K action camera built around a Sony 20MP sensor, electronic image stabilization, and a 170° wide lens, aimed at people who want GoPro-style footage without the flagship price tag. Here’s what it actually offers.
Key Specs
- Sony 20MP sensor with 4K/24fps video and 20MP still photos
- 170° wide-angle lens with electronic image stabilization (EIS) and a gyroscope
- 2.4″ IPS touchscreen for real-time framing
- Two included 1050mAh batteries, each rated for up to 70 minutes of 4K recording
- Includes a 32GB microSD card; supports up to 64GB
- Waterproof to 100ft (30m) with the included waterproof case
- Up to 4x slow motion capture
Getting Started
- Charge both included batteries fully before first use
- Insert the microSD card and format it through the camera’s on-screen menu
- Choose your resolution and frame rate based on intended use, since 4K drains battery faster than 1080p
- Attach the waterproof case if shooting near water or in wet conditions
Carrying a spare battery is genuinely useful here rather than just a nice-to-have — 70 minutes of 4K per battery goes by faster than expected during an active day out, and having the second battery charged and ready avoids cutting a session short.
For full specs, see Vantop’s official Moment 4 product page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Moment 4 waterproof without the case?
No, the included waterproof case is required for water exposure or submersion.
Does it work as a dash cam?
It can be mounted in a vehicle, but it’s primarily designed as an action camera rather than a dedicated dash cam with parking mode or loop recording features.
What microSD card speed is recommended?
A Class 10 or higher card is recommended to reliably handle 4K recording without dropped frames.
Does it have Wi-Fi for phone transfer?
Check your specific unit’s manual, as Wi-Fi connectivity and companion app support can vary by firmware version.
Conclusion
The Moment 4 is a reasonable budget action camera if 4K footage, image stabilization, and waterproofing matter more to you than premium brand extras. Keep both batteries charged and use a fast microSD card, and it handles typical outdoor recording reliably.
Ryan
Self-taught driver/hardware specialist · 15 years experience