🚗 High Definition 720P Vehicle Backup Camera: GreenYi - 170° Fish Eye Lens, Starlight Night Vision, Waterproof AHD Car Rear View Camera Review

Reliable camera. Feels firm in hand. Good quality work. Picture quality is very good, mated to a factory screen from a 2014 Grand Cherokee. From the outside it looks like a factory setting, only the suboptimal placement of the guides gives it away in use. This type of camera is cumbersome to align, requiring the removal of multiple panels and around 20 screws to gain access to this vehicle. But it definitely doesn't look cheap or corny.

I installed one on a 2003 Sienna. Since the latch is directly above the license plate, the cameras mounted on the license plate would block access to it, so this bottom mounted camera was ideal. I also like the fact that the wires are inside the chamber which makes it very easy to route the wires. In conjunction with my Atoto receiver I was able to use the AHD 720P format. The picture is clear day and night. My only issue is that the camera is tilted lower than I would like. At the current…

Great camera! Works great, great picture and great low light performance. The construction is very solid (all metal) and very well protected from the elements. The cable is excellent, the wire ties make it easier to trigger reversing lights. It would be nice if the wedges (to change the camera angle) were more easily reversible as I needed them to tilt the camera the other way on my expedition as the camera is higher than most cars. It also meant that the rails would never have the correct…

I installed this on a 2013 Toyota Camry SE and the standard camera angle looks good without using the rubber wedge that was provided. It wasn't too difficult to install. I had to drill a hole for the camera itself and a second hole for the wire in the trunk. I used a file to smooth the edges of the hole and put tape in it so there was less chance of damaging the wire. My Camry already had a fancy screen but no rear camera. I used this camera along with a wireless adapter cable to get it…

Not even close to what is advertised. The photos show a green car with a camera installed in the center of the rear bumper. The car-shaped red car on the right is the same red car barely visible in the camera's field of view. To calculate the field of view, this is 20 feet in a straight line and about 50 feet to the red car. As a result, the viewing angle is approximately 140 degrees maximum viewing angle and 135 degrees practical viewing angle. To be 170 degrees as advertised, the distance…