📷 Enhanced Night Vision 9 LED Car Rear View Reverse Backup Camera - Clear and Safe Assistance Review

Surprisingly for the price this is a good little camera. It has a very clear picture and was actually very easy to install! I made it myself and I have an email call! It is waterproof and the lines are already built into the image. So if you don't like them then this camera isn't for you, but if you don't care or really need the lines this is an amazing camera. I hooked it up to a rearview mirror that turns on when reversing! I am very happy with the product and will buy again if I need another

I installed 3 of these. One only lasted a few months before water hit him and he died. I replaced it with a new one and it works great in daylight but is weird at night. If there is some light, everything is fine, but in the dark the screen goes out with a purple stain. I replaced this one and the new one did the same so I replaced the LCD screen and it still worked so I know it's the camera and not the screen (both screens worked fine with the other camera in the dark) . So, it's touch and go…

Installation wasn't too difficult. I just drilled two screw holes across the small space allotted on my Mazda. I can clearly see what is behind my car. I'm not that crazy about the angle though. I bought another camera before this one and when I installed it I could see my bumper and rear probably because the field of view was wider?! The green bush behind my car looked PINK with hints of green. The night vision doesn't look too sharp, probably as sharp as my previous camera which did NOT have…

Bought this camera head as a supposedly equivalent replacement for one that had ruptured due to water/condensation in the camera lens area which was mounted on the top ladder post. my work truck, just above the rear swinging doors and bumper. Advertised as "9 LEDs" for night vision, this newly purchased camera REALLY ONLY has SEVEN infrared night vision LEDs, which I think would render it useless for night vision. My old true 9 LED camera was barely able to have night vision at distances more…

This is the only rear view camera I have ever used. The module is about the size of 3 stacked matchboxes or a Rubik's Cube keychain, something like that. I did a lot of soldering to change the wiring on this one which was easy and simple. I also removed the case from the device and sealed it with silicone, as well as all the screw holes and seams. It doesn't appear to be waterproof so hopefully my efforts will pay off. Also, the base it uses to mount it is VERY fragile, so be aware you may need

I purchased this camera head as a presumably direct replacement for one that had gone bad due to water/condensation in the camera lens area which was mounted on the top ladder shelf of my work van, direct above the rear wing doors and the bumper area. Advertised as "9 LEDs" for night vision, this newly purchased camera REALLY ONLY has SEVEN infrared night vision LEDs, which I think would render it useless for night vision. My old true 9 LED camera was the ONLY night vision capable over 6ft from

It took me quite a while to finally install this. I thought long and hard about how to drill holes and where exactly to mount it. I finally decided to buy a black metal license plate holder frame at my local auto parts store. I installed the holder upside down so that the thick center section is at the bottom. I drilled mounting holes in the frame and routed the wires behind the panel for a really clean install. I drilled a hole (and added a rubber grommet) to route the wires into the trunk lid