Review on LASTBUS License Plate Wireless Backup Camera – 170° View Angle, WiFi Rear View Camera, IP69 Waterproof Car License Plate Frame Camera for Car Truck SUV Pickup Trailer Van Camper by Josue Porter

Firstly it will NOT be as good or updated as the new cameras that all new cars come with. This is a good and EASY quick fix when you CANNOT drill new holes in a classic car or need to save money. It's easy and gets the job done. I connected the camera temporarily and tested it first and downloaded the program. I see people complaining about the program, I have Android 7 which works fine. No problem. The only problem I had was that it didn't fit in the limited space in my trunk. I could alter and crop the frame and just mount the top, but since there's no room in my trunk to move up, I still couldn't make my own mounts to move the camera higher if I wanted to. The camera covers a little less than half of the state letters on the license plate (TEXAS), but not ALL. I think it depends on how picky the cop can be when he wants to cause you trouble. I think it's still legible with the letters still partially visible. The rest of the camera works perfectly. Also, you may need to drill a 1/4" hole behind the license plate or other open area that can be hidden to route the wire antenna back into the trunk to tie down and hide. Not being able to install it as needed I returned it, but this item does indeed work as described. A new stereo with backup and navigation costs from $500-800 without installation. If you live 2-3 years, it will pay off. I'm sure there will be a newer version by then. With a classic car you still save money with it. It's better than spending $200-$1000 on a body paint and repair when backing up and hitting an object. PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT COMPARED TO THE NEW MACHINES CAMERAS, THIS IS A QUICK SOLUTION AND GETS THE TASK DONE.