📷 Dohonest S4 Wireless Backup Camera Rear View Mirror: HD 1080P Bluetooth Monitor for Truck, Car, and RV - Easy DIY Installation, No Drilling Required! Review

I've wanted a mirror + reversing camera for a long time. What I like about it is that it is very easy to install on an existing mirror. It just snaps into place. The monitor/mirror and camera are ALL powered from the cigarette lighter socket, simplifying installation. I also like the quality of the camera. It has a metal bracket and seems to be of much better quality than some others I've had in the past.

This is another great innovation from dohonest. The camera mounts to the license plate bracket and has enough cable to connect to the tail light. I installed this on a Nissan Quest SUV that had no problems. The monitor easily fitted onto my existing car mirror, but I had to use the included brackets to hold it in place. The cigarette lighter is on the underside of the interior console, so I had to use it to operate the monitor. However, Dononest offers you a cigarette lighter splitter option…

I mounted this camera on an '87 Corvette. The mirror is an upgrade of the original car. Installation was easy. Clear image. I will mention two things. The video does not explain the ground wire. After connecting to the reverse light's positive wire, I used a multimeter to find the point that completed the 12 volt circuit for the ground wire. Then all you had to do was drill a hole, crimp the connector onto the cable and screw it to the metal bracket. Not a fan of working behind the car while…

I bought this camera for my jeep. I use a rear view camera to hitch a small trailer. I wanted something small and unobtrusive that could be easily displayed when needed, but out of the way when not needed. The monitor attaches to the rearview mirror with easy-to-attach rubber straps and is quick and easy to remove or install. It came with a cigarette lighter plug which I used, but it also came with pigtails so you could plug in the power adapter all the time. I didn't want dangling or dangling…

Bought a '98 Chevy G3500 van with no windows so it was first on the list. I just completed the installation and am happy to report that it works well. had to be installed on the bottom license plate holes as the license plate light will interfere with the top holes or where the camera should be. turn so that the cam points further down. Correction: I had to remove/reinstall the camera upside down on the actual mount, which allowed for more tilt and enough downward adjustment. The display also…

This camera is a very nice addition to the DoHonest camera line. I installed this on a Toyota Camry that didn't have a backup camera. Installation took about 15 minutes as I knew where to get power from and I only used the 12v power connector for the mirror. I connected the camera directly to the reverse light so that when you put the car in reverse, the camera appears in the mirror. The nice thing about this setup is that the screen will dim after a few seconds unless you're reversing…

This camera system was very easy to install and took less than an hour. After watching a helpful video on YouTube, I opened up the tail light cover and connected it to the ground and positive wires that went to the reverse light. The attached picture shows the connection. Then I mounted the monitor on the rearview mirror. The clip on the monitor provides a crisp, high-definition image when I back up. With my back to the sun, the background image is difficult to see, but I think that goes for…

So I wanted a camera that could see behind my trailer while driving, preferably one that would work where my current rear-view mirror is without having to add another monitor to my truck. I already have a big screen with GPS etc and don't want to clutter my car. Also, I don't need a front camera and recording capabilities like some of the expensive, multi-hundred-dollar options. This camera attaches to a pre-installed Furrion mount on the back of my RV and sends a wireless signal to a display…