🚗 Xroose C5: Wireless 1080P Backup Camera System with 5" Monitor - Clear Night Vision & No Water-in Reverse - Ideal for Pickup Trucks, SUVs, and Sedans Review

I equipped this device with a strong magnet instead of a permanent mount because I intend to use it on multiple vehicles. A quick alligator clip on the back and ground studs on the tow plug and I was in business. Very easy to connect and there were plenty of cables to get the camera where I wanted it. I'm planning on getting a 12v battery pack to have even more flexibility with placement on my pontoon boat, but it would be very easy to hook up power from a tail light or a tow strap. Overall a…

Great camera and features at an affordable price. I mounted directly onto the reflector above the rear doors on my Sprinter using silicon adhesive. Remove the reflector, place the relay/transmitter in it and leave it open until you sync. Then route the cam cables along the driver's side and back to the taillight. You'll need to move the molding and stretch the wires to the low beam. Remove the light and you will need to strip two wires from the 6 wire harness. Cam (red wire) to white/blue…

I installed this on a 2013 F150. Installation was easy but required some knowledge of how to safely connect the camera to the car's reverse lights for a power source. Luckily, finding a place to mount the camera antenna under the truck bed wasn't difficult. The power adapter for the monitor has a USB port on the back, so it doesn't affect the ability to charge your mobile phone. The power supply has a very long cable. The monitor itself meets my needs. I used the camera for the first time…

This item works very well. Depending on your vehicle, it may take a little work to turn it on properly. Basically you need to attach the camera to the license plate, run the wire to the trunk and then to the reverse light and connect power and ground there. Once this is done, the power will turn on automatically when the taillight is activated when the vehicle is reversed on. Connected to either the cigarette lighter or directly to the fuse box (wiring included for both options), the screen…

No instructions to speak of. Just an illustration. There is no company website for more information. Found a 1 minute video on You Tube on how to install it. It differs from the illustration not only in the form of a video. I had no idea what pairing meant until reading other reviews or product questions. Cut the green cable so that the parking aid disappears? There is no explanation as to why or when it should be truncated. There was an extra plug/cable with black and red wires. I have no idea

I have a 2008 Toyota Sienna Van and have put off installing a backup camera due to the difficulty of routing wires to the tailgate. But this wireless camera saves 75 percent of the work. All I installed was in the back door itself. I screwed the camera to the license plate and routed the cable through the license plate light grommet. The rear panel of the tailgate detaches, exposing all the wiring for the brake and reversing lights. I attached wires to one of the backup lights to connect the…

I bought this system for my work truck. It was very easy to install. I connect with followers almost every day and sometimes no one helps me. This makes it much easier for me to reset the trailer and saves me having to direct someone in bad weather. It was the perfect solution for what I needed. Night vision is ideal for the pre-dawn and evening hours. Connecting at 5am has never been easier. Although I bought this primarily to hook up to trailers, I was surprised at how handy it is as a fourth

I was going to downgrade to four stars due to a fault in the monitor mounting hardware but didn't because it was easy to fix and the unit works very well. The problem was that the metal plate that attaches to the back of the monitor so that it sticks to the window's magnetic mount is attached with some type of glue that fails when heated for a long period of time, e.g. B. in a very hot car. I ended up reattaching mine with 3m contact cement which works great and I'm sure it won't come loose in…