Review on 📷 Iball Digital Pro Trailer Hitch Rear View Camera with Wireless Magnetic Connectivity by Kyle Hoes

First of all I would like to say that I bought this camera because of its portability, so I didn't have to have 3 or 4 different cameras, and also because it is 100% wireless. I can attach it (camera has a magnetic base) to my front bumper when I need to park very close in front and don't have a passenger to help me get in. I also wanted a camera that I could mount on the rear bumper of a boat trailer and I needed a camera that I could mount in our van's fifth wheel and lift the truck myself. I would point out that even at around 75 feet there was no lag, hesitation or blur. The camera also has 4 view settings that allow you to mirror and reverse the image if you mount the camera upside down, as well as brightness, contrast and sharpness to improve image quality. The monitor has an indicator in the top left corner of the screen that shows the quality of the connection between the camera and the monitor. The package contained a large amount of foam surrounding it in a large strong box, it was very well protected. I actually kept the box to store when not in use. It also comes with a pretty good thick charging cable for charging the camera from a wall outlet or regular USB charger. It has built-in lithium battery, you don't need to buy anything for it and you don't take pictures, just connect the camera to the charging cable. The monitor obviously doesn't need batteries as it draws its power from the cigarette lighter. I am attaching a photo of the camera mounted on the front of the truck (bumper camera mode), a photo when mounted on the tool box in the bed of the truck and facing the 5th wheel to hook the RV in, and a Photo of The camera is mounted on the trailer hitch of the camper van and is pointing at the fifth wheel on the truck bed. I also made a video with my iPhone to show this camera angle, which is actually the best method because you can see the jaws are open at the same time.