Car Backup Camera, 170 Degree Wide Angle Rear View Camera, HD Night Vision Reverse Camera, IP69K Waterproof License Plate Backup Camera for Vehicle, SUV, RV, Pickup Trucks, Van

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This back up camera puts out a great picture and the install is straight forward. If you have a video input on the back of your car stereo then this camera will work. It gives you a nice wide view of what's behind you when you are backing up. Of course you still want to physically look behind you before starting to back up. You have the option of keeping the parking lines or get rid of them.For hatchback vehicle owners, this camera install will require a little extra effort for running wires due to your license plate being mounted on your hatch. Other than that, an easy and cheap safety option to add to your vehicle. Shipping was 2 days and product arrived undamaged.

Se ve bien pero en la noche con las luces de la matricula se crea un efecto Blur que no permite ver claramente

I replaced my existing back up camera with this one. I have a Sony XAV7000 heat unit that came with a camera. What I did not like about it was that it was not very adjustable, and it had a pretty small field of view, hence, why I got this.Installation -I'm pretty tech savvy, and let me say you better have good dexterity to install this camera bracket haha. As you can see in the pics, one of the brackets came bent. Thankfully I was able to bend it back with a pair of needle nose pliers. The screws are not magnetic and very tedious to get in. The rest of the hardware is pretty small, but once I got it all together, it seems pretty solid. The bracket can go on a number of different ways, I angled mine so I could see my hitch better. Wiring was pretty straightforward, it came with plenty of wire, and I have an F250 extended cab and 8 foot bed.Quality -This camera definitely has a wider angle of view than the one I was using. I am able to see much further in every direction, although it looks like looking out of a bubble or something. I'm guessing the glass must have to be like that to get the field of view that it does, but I have nothing else to compare it to. As long as I can see though, looking through a fish eye doesn't bother me. The video quality is good, not great. I am pretty disappointed in the nigh vision though, my reverse tail lights wash out a lot of the picture. I can still see the middle, which I can deal with. I didn't get a great pic of it in the daytime, but its a pretty clear picture.All in all, it's not a horrible camera, especially for just $20, but there are better ones out there.

I haven’t really had any issues with this so far. It’s easy to assemble. It works as it should. Good price point. I like that it comes with the license plate bracket for mounting. I recommend this and would get again

Installation took a little while, but that's expected. Wiring was plenty long to reach the length of my truck. One nice thing is that all the wires are in one insulator, so no having to run a signal, power, and reverse separately; however, the reverse light wiring does branch of near the camera end, so if you wanted to wire it somewhere else you'd have to extend those. Picture is pretty good, I think resolution is limited by my radio in the picture. There's a little noise but that may just be due to my wiring, as I didn't solder the power connections, I was running out of time.The mount is alright, uses small screws and nuts, but the parts themselves are threaded as well, and there's a few different ways to use the included mounts.

I put this onto my 2008 Miata while upgrading the head unit to a Sony, and it works great, very clear picture! I used the license plate bracket install. While it was quite an operation to put it all together, that was due to the tight space afforded to working in the Miata, however the one part that was a bit confusing about the camera were all the VERY little screw & nuts & bolts - it wasn't clear which ones should be used where (like mount-to-bracket, bracket-to-clamp, or clamp-to-camera) so that took some trial and error. No matter what you'll have leftover parts because they give you different hardware for different mounting options. I would buy this again if I needed to !

This small waterproof back-up camera is approximately 1in. square and comes with hardware for a couple of mounting options. There is a bracket that can mounted either in front of the license plate or behind it. Small adjustable brackets attach the camera to the license plate bracket. Another bracket with double sided tape for attaching it to a bumper or sheet metal is also supplied. It is left for you to puzzle out how to attach the camera to the brackets. However, the sellers Amazon page has lots of pictures and information. A wiring harness is supplied and written, and pictorial instructions are included. Wiring the camera is straight forward. The bulk of the installation is routing wires through the vehicle. I suggest using a wire loom (available from Amazon) and zip ties if you go under the vehicle. This a camera only kit, you supply the monitor. Wire loops can be cut or left intact to select guidelines or not, front or rear view, analog or HD signal. Instructions for these are straightforward.In my case, installation was on a F-350 truck and rather than cutting and splicing a wire into the reverse circuit, I opted to use a 2-pin flat wiring harness (also available on Amazon) and plug it into the trucks 4-pin wiring connector. This means switching the monitor on to use the back-up camera. Not ideal but it works for me.Does it work? Yes, and the color and picture quality are good, a 720p image according to the seller's literature. I'm satisfied with the camera; I just wish there were a little more to the instructions.