Review on 📷 AMTIFO HD 1080P Digital Wireless Backup Camera Kit - 5'' Monitor for Cars, Pickups, Trucks, Small RVs - Rear/Front View, Guide Lines On/Off, IP69 Waterproof by Joe Gosa

I installed it on the bumper of my makeshift RV before driving 5000 miles of rough terrain. I bought an extension cord and clipped the transmitter to my tongue so not only was the transmitter as close to the truck as possible, but I could turn it off to save battery when dry camping. PRO: It worked flawlessly throughout the trip. . Getting around Los Angeles and other cities during rush hour was significantly less stressful knowing I had a constant rear view. The small monitor was just what I needed, big enough to give an accurate picture but not big enough to take up my limited windshield space. Off-road driving wasn't a problem either, there was still a clear view of what was on the tooth-sliding washboard tracks behind. Four seasons of weather in two weeks didn't change that. From snow to rain to a sandstorm with a 100 km/h cross wind, he continued to work happily and without interruption. CONS: There's a reason they recommend mounting the camera high. For my application I chose to mount it low on the bumper - mounting it on the roof of a pop up window requires careful surgery and a clever harness to run cables through the ceiling and one of the lift arms. The only downsides I've found are with this low angle mount, hence no star deduction. 1.) This camera, like all cameras, doesn't like the sun in its eyes. If the camera is not facing down, there can be a lot of glare in the morning and evening, which can sometimes make motion detection difficult. 2.) Having a camera on the bumper means it can capture road debris, especially in inclement weather. However, a periodic quick cleaning every few days on the go eliminated this problem. Conclusion: He does his job well. I was surprised it worked so well for the price.