Navinio Waterproof Definition Viewing Fortuner Review

The instructions provided were vague and confusing, I had to resort to YouTube's help. The cables that came with it were short.

Works well. A few degrees wider would be nice, but not critical. There are indiscreet times, which is great. Easy installation and really good price.

Installation went smoothly, picture quality was good during the day but a bit grainy at night. It is necessary to use washers on the screws to place the camera lower, otherwise you will see the edge of the trunk. Wide enough to have a good view of the rear of the car.

I WANT there was a way to remove the spare "leads" built into the hardware/software of this little camera. The lens and image (used with an aftermarket Kenwood Excelon head unit) are fantastic, and the little LED light lasted quite a while. I installed it on my 2008 4Runner and it fits as an OEM which I appreciate as I didn't have to drill any holes in my car. remove (or adjust) the "Parking/Distance" lines (which are different for each vehicle). With the ability to customize them, this will be

I used it as a rear view camera because it needed to be used and it never worked. It was installed and rusted within a week. There was a problem and it wouldn't turn on. Send back. Bought from Best Buy and it worked great.

better than expected cemera quality. Fresh and clean look during the day, a bit noisy at night but does the job. I have to agree and suggest the other camera gap/positioning feedback below. There is still a small cutout at the top of the camera, even though I spread/lower the camera by about 3mm.

I bought this in the middle of a car upgrade for my 2008 Toyota 4Runner. In combination with the Sony XAV-AX100 main unit, the camera delivers razor-sharp videos when backing up. It's also quite discreet and looks OEM at first glance as it perfectly matches the driver's side license plate light. Installation was straightforward, although I did stick to the factory wiring to avoid liftgate window movement. This caused me to run out of cables, which was fixed by a quick trip to Walmart for more…