🚗 KURATU 4th Gen Backup Camera: License Plate Automotive with Perfect View Angle, Low Light Night Vision, Waterproof – 130W Pixels, DC12V-24V Review

I used this on my 2013 F150 Supercab. There is only about 1 foot of wire left, it would be easier with more length. Once installed, the camera looks decent. I've certainly seen better quality, higher resolution rear cameras, but they work well enough for the price I paid for them.

I wanted to try it cheap on my old truck. Worked out of the box. Good picture during the day, not very useful at night. I feel like the bracket is damaging it on my truck's running board. Especially with snow and ice, but it was very cheap. If he dies I'll probably invest in a better camera.

I recently installed this on my '07 Pontiac Vibe. Easy installation and great picture. Running the cable is always the longest part of this type of job, but otherwise the installation went very smoothly. The picture looks great! Much better than my previous camera. The wide viewing angle is a little off-putting at first, but you get used to it. I've had it for 2 weeks and so far I'm loving it!

Love it. Unlike other "highly rated" backup webcams, this one actually worked the first time. The video cable of other cameras does not work. This can be determined from the connections. Other people ask you for 5-star ratings for your responsive customer service. That's great and all, but you need a working product like this.

I have used this camera on the front bumper of my pick up truck but can't reverse the 'mirror' effect in the console. I have contacted the seller to see if this is possible but have not received a response. I understand this can be an unavailable feature for such a cheap camera, but other than that the camera is excellent - super sharp image and night vision. If you use it as a rear camera, I highly recommend it.

I used this as a front camera for an old classic car. I needed a front camera to park in tight spaces. Installation was very easy and I am very happy with the product. You need a receiver/monitor to connect an RCA cable to adjust the camera view. I have a Kenwood DDX394 and it worked great. If you want to use a rear view camera, you can run the cable through your car's headliner. You want to get a diagram of the back of the car so you can figure out where the wires and cables need to be routed…

In general, while the camera works decently. The company responded quickly to questions. A note: This camera has red/yellow/green guides that cannot be turned off. (Some other cameras have the option to turn them on or off when installed). When installing, place the bracket behind the license plate for a neater look. The camera mount reaches the plate. Try to route the wiring so it doesn't rub against the sharp edges of the license plate. I used a zipper to keep it clean.

Installed 4/25/19 I initially set this camera to 3/5 before making any serious use of it. Later in the future I will update my review depending on how well it is holding up. The installation process was the same as any other aftermarket backup camera. There were lots of wires to install it on a 2007 Ford F-250 Super Crew with a 6.5ft body. Another reason I started with 3/5 is that the build quality of the camera itself seems questionable. It's going to rain today, let's see what happens…