📸 2021 New Chips Rohent N01 AHD 1080P Backup Camera with 5" Mirror Monitor - Two Video Channels, Rear/Front View, ONE-wire Installation, Grid Lines DIY Setting for Cars, SUVs, Trucks Review

The product arrived as expected in simple but secure packaging. As soon as you opened it you knew what you were working with and the installation was very intuitive. The installation process took some time as it is a wired system which is what I wanted. However, the installation went pretty smoothly. The system works as expected, when reverse gear is engaged the camera turns on. The quality of the camera is good, I'm not picky about the quality of the camera but I would say it's better than my…

The camera and monitor system gives a clear and bright wide angle image of the area behind my car, in both daylight and darkness (best in low light Light). When the camera and monitor are off, the mirror provides a bright reflection in the rear window. If I wanted to improve the product it would be a windshield mount mirror/monitor (replacement mirror instead of attaching to existing mirror). The review process called for a "transparency" rating, which is not applicable to the car's rear-view…

This camera did a great job. Very easy to install. Gives you the option of running it through the cigarette lighter or hardwiring it to the fuse box. This does not engage when reverse gear is engaged. You have 2 buttons on the mirror itself to turn it on/off or switch cameras. It works with 2 cameras when sent to you. It only comes with one camera but has all the wiring for a second one on the front of the car. It only has one viewing area, so you can only view the front camera or the rear…

I installed a Chevy Avalanche which is basically a Suburban/Yukon frame. I didn't have much wiring left and I routed it from underneath to the driver's door, following the wiring and staying on the driver's side. I drilled a very small hole (the wire is thinner than a #2 pencil) and sealed it with putty and silicone sealant. This area is already elevated, creating a natural shelter under the truck. If you want to go all the way up front where the most spin is, you don't have enough cords, you…

I have had a Rohent N01 AHD 1080P rear camera with 5" SLR monitor for about 6 weeks and wanted to share my experience with you. This is a very compact device. with mirror/display, mounting tabs, Camera, all wiring needed, installation instructions/instructions I found the installation very easy and intuitive Attach the rearview mirror/screen to the existing rearview mirror, connect the power/video line to the back of the car I have a 2020 Nissan Rogue and it was pretty easy to run a wire (long…

I installed this camera on my 2007 Jeep Cherokee. A little tricky to install as the number plate is on the tailgate but well worth it. Installation would be much easier on a regular sedan or pickup truck with a license plate on the bumper. The image on the display is excellent; and the display is in the rearview mirror, which is an added bonus. The display unit attaches to a regular rear view mirror with elastic rubber bands (very easy and secure) and in the case of the Jeep gave me an even…

I have looked at many rear view mirror kits and settled on this one for a number of reasons. I liked that the rearview mirror/display did not replace the factory rearview mirror as my factory mirror has an antenna for the remote lock/unlock function on my key fob. I liked that the video connectors on the mirror/display and camera are very small 4-pin connectors. Not the usual large and separate audio/video jacks. This considerably simplifies the masking of the lines in the headlining and the…

Installation is easy but requires some basic skills. You need access to the interior of the trunk and the car's reversing light. I found an existing hole that was behind my panel around the license plate. There I was able to lay a camera and a power cable. Once in my trunk, I ran a wire to the tail light and connected the wires to the included connectors that snap onto the wire. Any holes you either use or drill I highly recommend plugging them so the wire doesn't get worn down by the sharp…