License Plate Backup Camera HD Night Vision Rear View Camera with 8 LEDs 170° Viewing Angle Waterproof Backup Rear Camera for Cars

I replaced my current backup camera with this one and this one is much clearer, easy to adjust, and works great. At night it's easy to see behind you

So here is my experience with this Camera. First off, very fast shipping. Got it in the mail 2 days later and installed right away on my 05 Envoy Denali. First thing out of the package you notice is the weight. Its not flimsy and going to blow away in the wind. No I'm talking about this camera has some serious build to it. Made to be out door and take abuse from being mounted on a license plate that is on a trunk or lift gate and gets slammed around daily. Second is the install. Super easy and instructions so clear a child can do it. I don't recommend it , but hey that's your own prerogative if you have children install electrical components (Looks at China). Last is the picture quality. Ive got mine installed onto a 10.1" Eonon Android Head unit. The quality is great and very clear. All those who complain about blurry lines or distortion, check your wiring (maybe a child installed it) or get a better quality screen and quit complaining about the quality on your$26 backup camera that was made overseas by the cheapest bidder. You want a 1080p crystal clear view from behind? either fork out the money for an upgrade or turn your head around. Overall this is a great buy. Its not expensive and is easy to install if you know how to connect a TV and use a pair of pliers and screwdriver. I would by this again and probably will for my wifes Murano. Item Quality 5/5 Video Quality 5/5 Instructions 5/5 Cost 5/5

Works amazing

Seems to be a good quality product. Picture is good, but the viewing angle isn't as wide as I expected. I think the 170 degree viewing angle is noted as "diagonal" and the horizontal angle is actually 145. It's ok, but not as wide of a viewing area as most factory backup cameras I've seen. Instructions are translated from some other language to English so some terminology does not make sense. I had to use common sense to figure out some things.

2010 Jeep grand cherokee srt8. First off. The frame is a solid piece it does not flex, the paint is definitely going to water stain. Not a big deal, I plan on repainting it before I mount it permanently. I had a concern about it leaving no room for my thick fingers to pull the latch, that isn't a concern any longer, plenty of room. Very small deference than with out it. This is a replacement for one I have already mounted that almost stops you from pulling the latch and covers both the county sticker and the state name, that is illegal in most states. This one does not cover the sticker position and although it does cover half of the state name, just small cut out to that section to show the state completely. The video and trigger 1/4" connection are standard for aftermarket devices. I was able to swap it out in 15 minutes. Now the camera view is pretty good, I was surprised, I set the view position facing the Sun, camera was good there to. I give this reverse camera a thick thumbs up. It's really nice for the price.

First problem is the wiring is too short and then the picture quality is decent but I installed it in my suv which I only drive once a week and the picture was gray then it was blank but then goes back to working. I reached out to them to see if I could get a replacement because sometimes products have issues but they have bad customer service and don't stand behind their products.

Overall, pretty simple to hook up just a little time-consuming has to be expected. Very good camera quality, and the fact that you can adjust the angle with the nighttime LED lights a significant plus, would recommend highly.

First off, if you are installing it on a car built after like 1993, you're going to need a voltage rectifier to power it off your reverse lamp. Not an expensive item, but just ridiculous they didn't provide one, or have one built into the camera. They also didn't bother to provide a grommet for the hole you're going to have to drill in the bodywork, so good luck finding one of those. It's not an IR camera, so you really can't see anything behind you at night. The lens is flat instead of spherical, so the view angle is pretty poor. It's closer to 70 than 170. It's also VERY low resolution; looks like about 320 or so to me. Additionally, there's no way to turn off the guide lines from the camera. Cutting the green line doesn't do anything. The instructions are terrible. They tell you to leave the ground wire on the power cable open...apparently these guys are also in the automotive fuse manufacturing business? The construction is the only strong point. Super heavy duty; all metal. Time will tell how good the water proofing is, but I didn't see any obvious flaws. Holes are aligned correctly for a standard US plate.

It has been installed now for 10 months and the picture is great, when very bright out it is sometimes hard to see may need more adjustment

As it suggests, put your license plate fitted over your license plate put the screws back in and done as for wiring it not as bad as I thought it would be