📸 Premium HD 720P Backup Camera Tailgate Door Handle Chrome for 2007-2013 Toyota Tundra, Key-Hole Fit, 170° Wide Rear View Angle, Waterproof Rear View Camera Review

The camera is aimed directly at the ground in this case. You can barely see the car that is 5 feet away from you. If all you care about is pointing out your catch, then that's fine. But if you want to use it for parking then it's pretty pointless.

Fits but I could only attach it with one screw. It was very easy to install and the instructions were clear. However, the quality of the camera was a bit below average and I had to get used to it. In fact, I relied more on my mirrors than my camera, which is probably how it should be. My previous one was much cleaner and better quality but for the money it's not too bad.

In this case, the camera is pointed directly at the ground. You can barely see the car that is 5 feet away from you. If all you care about is pointing out your catch, then that's fine. But if you want to use it for parking then it's pretty pointless.

Fits, but could only be fixed with one screw. It was very easy to install and the instructions were clear. However, the quality of the camera was a bit below average and I had to get used to it. In fact, I relied more on my mirrors than my camera, which is probably how it should be. My previous one was much cleaner and better quality but for the money it's not too bad.

let's start with the bad. Although this camera is sold as a model for a specific model, the instructions are general in nature. They contain photos and diagrams of unrelated options. There are no connection instructions at all, either a reverse trigger, always on, or both. The device comes with built-in instructions that are far from reality. There is a very small adjustment (screws behind the tailgate handle) but pretty much useless. At the camera end you can route the power supply to the rear