Review on 📷 LeeKooLuu LK4 RV Backup Camera: Wireless Touch Button System for RV, Trailer, Camper, Truck - HD 1080P High-Speed Observation System - Furrion Pre-Wired RV Compatible - Support License Plate Camera by Zac Pewitt

This is the third camera I own. The first was single color in a hardwired 7 inch dash. It was a new bus that came with factory wiring for the camera. I installed it with no problems. It was Voyager, I think it was about $600. The second was a 26' C class that I bought used. It contained a 4-inch monochrome wireless camera of an unknown brand. Overall size was 5-1/2 inches wide and 4-1/2 inches high. I worked two years and died. I bought this new HD 720P with a supposedly 5 inch monitor. In general, it was smaller than my phone. Almost sent it back. Camera viewing area is 3-3/8"+/- x 2-1/2". " +/-. Overall size was 4-7/8" x 4-3/8". Decided to try it. Installed with no problems in a very short time. Took it for a test ride, it works pretty good.color was great but the shadow areas aren't the best.. it shows at least 300-400 yards further down the road more than i need, i think seeing more than 50-100 yards is a waste of time.do not use at night , but two monochrome systems I used were almost useless at night. All you could see were the headlights, now for the not so good stuff. The installation instructions are very useless. They give the YouTube site that dead is Three buttons on the back with menu but no instructions for use. It comes with a plastic mount with a magnet to hold the display. The magnet is great. It comes off easily to play with. Programming if I knew how. The mount is like that, but ic h has to give five stars, exactly what you would expect from a system with a hundred cameras.