Motorola Solutions Body-Worn Camera Comparison

Enhance safety, accountability, and operational efficiency

A side-by-side comparison of Motorola Solutions’ body-worn camera range, outlining key features, specifications, and use-case suitability for the VT100, V200 and VB400.

Feature Comparison: VB400 vs VT100 vs V200 Body Cameras

Feature

VB400

VT100

V200

GoLive Audio No No Yes*
LCD Screen No No Yes – top mounted
Configurable Buttons 4 (excluding slide switch) No 2
Storage 64GB 16GB 64GB
Charging Port Proprietary Micro USB USB-C
In-field Charging Requires adaptor Micro USB USB-C
Battery Recording Runtime 12 hours 3 hours 9 hours
Standby Battery Capacity 12 hours (low power not supported) 6 months (low power) 5 months (low power)
Helmet Accessories Requires adaptor No No
Durability IP67 / MIL-STD-810G IP54 IP54 / MIL-STD-810G
Satellite Navigation GPS No No
Pre-record Functionality Yes No Yes

Motorola VB400 body-worn camera: Designed for robust environments, it offers 12-hour recording, IP67/MIL-STD-810G durability, GPS, and pre-record functionality, making it ideal for security teams requiring enhanced connectivity and location tracking.​

Ideal for: Law enforcement, emergency services, and security services.

Motorola VT100 body-worn camera: A cost-effective, discreet option with a 3-hour recording time and IP54 rating, idea for those seeking a straightforward, easy-to-use body camera.​

Ideal for: Retail, Hospitality and customer facing roles.

Motorola V200 body-worn camera: Offering live audio/video communication and easy deployment via RFID assignment. It provides 9-hour recording and is suited for scenarios necessitating immediate escalation and real-time support.​

Ideal for: Retail and Hospitality.