Review on 📸 2021 New Chips Rohent N01 AHD 1080P Backup Camera with 5" Mirror Monitor - Two Video Channels, Rear/Front View, ONE-wire Installation, Grid Lines DIY Setting for Cars, SUVs, Trucks by Tim Larsen

Installation is easy but requires some basic skills. You need access to the interior of the trunk and the car's reversing light. I found an existing hole that was behind my panel around the license plate. There I was able to lay a camera and a power cable. Once in my trunk, I ran a wire to the tail light and connected the wires to the included connectors that snap onto the wire. Any holes you either use or drill I highly recommend plugging them so the wire doesn't get worn down by the sharp metal. I bought a package from AutoZone for a few dollars. Then, using a plastic tool, I routed the wire to the front of the car to remove all the trim pieces. Once the wire was hidden behind the trim, I ran it to the back of the mirror. Mirror with built-in video fits most standard mirrors with two included elastic straps. When I shift the car back, the rear camera video appears in the mirror. One of the strengths of the video is that it includes redundant parking guides. I have found that I can return to any parking space with relative ease. I've had this backup camera for about three weeks and have really enjoyed its performance.