Review on 🚚 Omotor Black Tailgate Backup Reverse Handle with Camera for Dodge Ram 1500 (2009-2017) by Prince Aguirre

This was installed on a 2017 Ram 1500 St Quad Cab. The button feels solid and hidden, which is what I wanted, and it doesn't get bumped like the license plates might. I got the module from Best Buy so I can watch it on my factory radio which is $200 and they also installed a backup camera for me but they said the installation was very easy. I thought the lines might be off-center in other images I've looked at, but they're actually pretty close to center, idk. Whether it's because my screen is so small I can't say or not, but I'm very happy with it. Picture quality is good but not like HD or anything but I still don't need to see the backup in 1080p and it could also be from my factory radio, if a better quality receiver shows it in better resolution it might look better , but it works Back to the trailer, I was trying to go back to space with just lines, and I'm pretty dense in lines on both sides. The night vision is pretty good too, in fact it glows pretty well with the backup lights on so you can see the last photo was taken in my driveway around 10pm. On the first few shots in the day I'm about 3 feet from the fence, right at the end of the green, the yellow is about a foot and a half. As soon as I received it I queued to my trailer and it definitely didn't work, I connected it the first time with no problems. The only downside to using a factory radio is that it's small. When I have to queue for the trailer I have to lean in and look up to see where I am, so it's not like you can just sit down normally and approach it slightly. , it's not a problem with the product and it saves me from going out 3 times to try and hook the ball lol. Reversing into a parking space or driveway is a different story, you can see you're sitting normally and with the guides it's easy to see when to stop. I think the price is fair and it looks good. If someone hooked it up to a 2017 Ram 1500, I found something interesting: holding down the left arrow button on the steering wheel for 3 seconds activates the rear camera so you can see while driving or in the park, which I really like.