A CPL filter can help reduce reflections of your dashboard and vehicle interior on the windshield, giving your dash cam a clearer view in bright daylight. But should that filter be removable, or built into the camera?

The answer depends on your car and how you prefer to use your dash cam.

When a Removable CPL Filter Makes Sense

Have you noticed rainbow-like patterns in your footage after attaching a CPL filter?
Check your windshield tint. Some window films can interact with the filter and cause these patterns to appear.

With the VUEROID S1 Series, you can attach or remove the CPL filter as needed.
That flexibility is useful if your tint causes rainbow patterns, or if you prefer to adjust your setup for different driving conditions.

When a Built-In CPL Filter Makes Sense

If your windshield tint works well with a CPL filter, you may prefer the convenience of the VUEROID H1 QHD.
Its CPL filter is built in, so there’s no separate accessory to buy, attach, or keep track of.

So, Which One Is Right for Your Car?

Choose the S1 Series if you want the option to remove the CPL filter.
Choose the H1 QHD if you want a simpler setup and your windshield tint does not cause visible interference with a CPL filter.

Both can help reduce windshield reflections. The difference is whether flexibility or everyday convenience matters more to you.