🚗 Upgrade Your Vehicle Safety: DoHonest V11 HD Wireless Backup Camera with Monitor - Super Night Vision, Bluetooth, Stable Digital Signal for Pickup Truck, Van, Camping Car - License Plate Hitch Rear View Camera with DIY Guidelines Review

I installed it on a 2004 Tahoe in minutes. It is very easy to install the camera power wires on the backup light. The picture quality is quite good, clear but not HD. The camera antenna is located directly behind the license plate and picks up reception from the front, the screen flickers or occasionally loses the signal for fractions of a second, but it serves its purpose - to couple trailers to the trailer hitch. I only used it once during the day.

Good camera, smaller than expected but good picture and easy connection with multiple mounting options. My truck had an issue with body panel falling off and trying to find the correct wire in the wiring harness, but once I decided to hook up the trailer wiring it was easy. Considering the Furrion costs over $300 for a similar package and doesn't offer much more for 10x the price, this camera will serve my needs and $270 (that's a lot of beer) for my next Save hike.

I bought these instead of another rear camera, like I said if you message them they will give you another 'free' rear camera or front camera you choose. I wrote to them and they said they would. Nothing. They falsely advertise a free camera to sell these things, not that it doesn't work, it works. But who doesn't want something for free, right? the best reviews. I guess I made the mistake of choosing this just because of the 'free' extra camera they talked about but never really had! Stay away…

I am new to the automotive industry and was able to install this wireless backup system without much difficulty. Every car installation is probably a little different, but for my Mazda 6 I used license plate screws to attach the camera to the back (double sided tape was not used). The only tricky part was drilling a small hole behind the license plate to feed the wires through to power the camera. Then the cables just had to be routed along/in the tailgate to connect the reversing lights. The…

Fairly good picture quality for 40 sets. The guide lines are loaded fairly well on my 2008 Hyundai Sonata - the red line is about 6 inches from the bumper, the green line is about 3 feet. Fairly easy to install, I loaded the screen into a cigarette socket as shown, but there is also an adapter to connect it to an ignition or similar system. I installed the camera in the headlight wires on the trunk. You'll most likely have to cut and reconnect the wires like I did, but it's a quick (about 30…

Installation was easy. I installed it in a hatchback SUV. It has never occurred to me that I have reversing lights on the sunroof, but this may not always be the case on other hatchbacks, so it is worth checking before buying. I was a bit surprised that there was no rubber grommet for the sunroof. The hole had to be drilled behind the license plate to allow the cables to fit into the tailgate. No big deal, just screwed some RTV in to secure the wires. I installed the camera so that it was on…

I set that up first to make sure it worked. I was amazed at the excellent image quality. The whole product was made of high quality material. Nothing was cheap or flimsy. I liked that they offered the option of mounting them on the dashboard or glass using a magnetic system. I find that the magnetic sticker on the back of the monitor came off after removing it from the mount 3-4 times. A stronger glue solves the problem. Installation is pretty easy depending on how affordable your car's trim…