Universal IP69K Waterproof Car Backup Camera with Night Vision & Dynamic Trajectory Guide Line - Ideal for Cars, Pickup Trucks, SUVs, RVs, Vans Review

The camera software allows you to draw guides. But also let it move the lines around the curve in the direction you want the car to go from behind. I recommend installing it in most cases if you have an SUV. I knew this technology from luxury cars. but now it's close for everyone.

I replaced an old camera. Young! The decision to do so was good. It was a quick install. The manufacturer took care of everything. They even included a drill to make a flush mounting hole. I didn't drill as I was fine with screwing it on using the clamps provided. The camera seems to be well made. I thought it was a very good deal for the price.

Nice picture, easy to install. I really needed a camera to make it easier to hook up to my trailer. I think I'm better off sitting in the front seat because the high ride height due to the large hood creates a large blind spot right in front of my truck. Both cameras offer very attractive performance and fit my needs very closely. I'm concerned that the guide wire is too narrow for a reliable belay, but not even for my big truck. Highly recommended. Especially at such a low price.

The product has good build quality. It has a motion tracking grid feature that allows you to easily move backwards. In addition, it has a night vision function and water resistance. Be careful when installing as a hole (drill provided) needs to be made on the back to fit the camera. However, the product does not come with a display. So if your car has no display or external display, this product is useless. In addition, this product is excellent in this price range.

Very strong, I was surprised. I have actually used this as a cheaper alternative to night vision spy cameras and am very happy with it. As I said, I don't use it as a backup camera, but it is exposed to external factors (Midwest US, so all). Since it's been on constantly for over a month now and only feels warm to the touch, I'm guessing that if used as intended, it's bulletproof. The kit includes a mounting bracket that can be attached with two screws or mounting tape to avoid modifications to

Installed on a '06 Silverado with a sleek new tailgate latch bezel. Unfortunately, as said above, all I can remember is running wire through such a tight space in the tailgate, using a wire harness and lots of tape to make this the cleanest setup imaginable. It takes a lot longer than a normal plug and play connection...the last 2 weeks I noticed that the camera wouldn't turn on when it was very humid after heavy rain. The sun comes out, dries things up, and boom, it works out of nowhere. Well…

The camera is installed in the rear bumper, the cables are routed through the bumper into the spare wheel well. Drilling a hole in the bumper and in the well required a 1/2" x 14" bit, I just had one on hand. The rest of the wiring to the receiver is routed under the side moldings of the front and rear doors below. Mounting the camera without a bracket allows you to flush mount it, virtually invisible when you don't know where to look. Plug everything in and turn on the radio, flip it backwards