Review on LeeKooLuu F09 HD 1080P Bluetooth Backup Camera with 5'' Monitor - Wireless Digital Signal for Trucks, Campers - Expandable with Second Wireless RV Camera or License Plate Camera by Eric Ramen

The license plate holder is made from a beautiful cast alloy for a solid feel. In general, everything looked high quality. I love the various wiring and mounting options they offer to power the screen. I would definitely buy this product again. A few things to note: They only offer you red colored splicers that are designed for very small wire gauges. The sensor in my truck is heavier and requires blue splicers. Do not try to force these reds, you will most likely destroy the welder or completely break the wire. flashing still image. When this happens I have to toggle from backwards (to turn the camera off), then toggle back again and remember to wait until I see a few bars on the signal icon at the bottom of the screen. It's not a big deal, but it's a little annoying to have to wait about 3 seconds for the signal handshake before I continue to reverse. Although maybe it's just a problem with my device. Update: I decided to hook up the camera to my running lights rather than the reverse light to see if that would help with the issue listed above. it was. I also have the added benefit of being able to see what's behind me even when I'm not backing up. Now if the handshake signal fails (which is rare these days) I can just turn the light on and off with a push of a button instead of changing gears. Update after a month of use: I'm kicking myself for not going with a wired device. Like many others, I didn't want to waste time running camera cables around my truck. The truth is that wireless signals are unreliable. I was out hunting in the woods and for some reason my wireless camera wouldn't connect most of the time. I return to the city, it works fine. find out. I don't blame the device, I blame wireless technology in general.