16 Best Backup Camera For Travel Trailer (2022 Updated)

Works well and installation was easy enough. The monitor is small, the description said it was small but still, it’s tiny. The picture is very good, nice and clear. The hitch mode is really not that different than normal mode, either way I’m able to easily connect the trailer and that was my primary goal, perfect for hookup! Well worth the price if it will last and continue to work well.

I have a 2014 Ram 2500 without a backup camera, but I have started doing a lot of camping so I needed to hook up to our travel trailer. I started with a garmin backup camera (as it was wireless and linked directly to our Garmin GPS) and broke two of them in the past year.

I needed a better solution to make hookup on my trailer hitch easier and faster. This worked perfectly, its hard wired but the adaptor to pull power from your existing 7 pin connector is flawless (very amazed other companies still require you to tap into your existing wiring harness) ran the cable through the frame ( used a fish tape) small drill through the floor board and mounted the monitor on in the center of my dash.

I was a bit worried that I may not have enough cable but ended up with about 4′ extra. 2014 Ram 2500 crew cab with 6. 5′ bed. The screen is small, its a pretty clear picture and turns on automatically when I put the truck in reverse.

Great product.

Guys, this thing is so easy to do and includes everything you need. I was looking at swapping out the stereo to an upgraded one, then adding the emblem camera onto the tailgate to the tune of almost 2k.

This is a 10th of the price and can be done in just over an hour, and that’s when you take your time to tie off the cable all along the way. So simple and I hooked up my car hauler in the first attempt when I used it.

Why didn’t I do this sooner!!.

I love this camera system. My trailer was pre-wired for the rear camera and good me 5 minutes to hookup. The side cameras took a little more time and had to splice the connections. They give me a great view if the sides and back.

Most important is for backing. The day I brought my trailer home I backed into my shed. I immediately ordered this. The next time no problem. The only reason I put a 4 is when driving and you put it so all 3 cameras are on, after a short time it reverts to the last single camera you viewed.

I would probably give the system a 5 if I could set it on all 3 cameras and leave it. Easy setup.

This is a critical system to have when towing any size RV! There is an integrated microphone in the rear camera which is great when it comes to backing your trailer up. This means that you can hear and see them clearly when backing the rig up.

The side-view cameras are great and all have a wide-field of view so there will be no surprises when backing up, or when maneuvering in tight spaces. The 7″ monitor is great and has plenty of room to show multiple cameras at once and can apparently be used inside the trailer as a security system as the cameras are apparently motion activated.

You will need a separate 12v converter because that is the only power cord for the monitor. I will be trying this feature out in the next few days and am excited at the possibility.

I have owned a pop up tent trailer but recently purchased a 20 foot long trailer. This has side and rear cameras so you can move easily in and out of traffic on our trip to the campgrounds and essential for parking your trailer.

The picture quality is great. You can view each camera’s output separately or all of them together on the 7″ monitor. You have the option of having parking lines projected on the screen for the rear camera.

It sure beats having your wife give you directions on a walkie-talkie.

Our Jayco trailer was pre-wired for this camera. Easy install. I went with the 5″ monitor after reading complaints that the larger 7″ monitor was nice but was too big and blocked too much of the view out the windshield.

I made cardboard cutouts of the 5″ and 7″ monitor before ordering and placed them in different spots on and above the dash. The 5″ monitor seemed best suited for my GMC 2500. If I had a class A motorhome, I would have definitely ordered the 7″ monitor.

This wireless camera works great and has not cut out or flickered during 4 trips with the camera. Distance from camera at back of trailer to monitor on dash is 42 feet. I highly recommend it. Only complaint I have is I will need to make a simple sun shield all around the top and sides of the monitor to keep the sun glare down so I can see the screen better during times of bright sunlight.

I love this camera, but more for driving than for backing. I use this camera for knowing there is someone behind my trailer while going down the road, and to know that I have cleared them while passing.

The system doesn’t reverse the picture so it’s not displayed as if you were looking in your rearview mirror ( in the picture, cars pass on your right because the camera is facing backwards). When backing, it is more useful to use for proximity to things behind you than for using as your sole backing view and guide.

Another reason this is true is because the camera lens is a fisheye, which distorts distance judging. For real time driving, there is also a slight delay in your view that is noticeable at interstate speeds.

Passing vehicles are are already up by my tow vehicle when the camera view has them at the back of your trailer. You have to learn and adjust for this. For the camera to be on while driving in the daytime, you have to turn on your park lights.

Although mounted in a solid frame, the camera is adjustable for height. You can have your trailer bumper in the picture, or raise it up to see the horizon and approaching vehicles as there are multiple position indents that hold the camera solid.

If your RV has a ladder, you can quickly change camera level by going a couple rungs up your ladder. The picture quality is good and it comes up very fast. I have seen no examples of picture interference in one summer of frequent use.

I wipe the lens off when washing the RV, but after driving in rain, it still has a surprisingly decent picture. It auto swaps to night-vision, which makes the infrared illumination light up bugs and particles like snow in the picture.

If you have the money to spend on this expensive camera then get it, but get at least the mid-size viewing screen.

I purchased this unit in July of last year. It was easy to install and set up so no complaints there. The camera is pretty much worthless to use on the highway. You can see images of the folks behind you however the latency is too long.

You can check your six to change lanes and see that you have room to get over but when you check your mirrors, the vehicle you see in the camera is already halfway past you. It is helpful when backing.

The picture is clear and the latency isn’t a factor since you are moving so slow. Also, for some unknown reason, my camera will no longer communicate with the monitor. I am thinking I will have to re-pair the units.

It has been sitting over the winter so maybe it lost its memory in the absence of power. If that is not the case, I will update my review. 4/16/21.

Added the BC40 to my newly purchased Garmin 6. 9 GPS after I found out during the setup that the two were compatible. The Bluetooth configuration paired up easily. The key advantage was that it saved needing another monitor to received rear-view vision.

A nice feature is that every time the car powers up the monitor comes on and as soon as the car starts moving forward the GPS switches on. there is an icon in the upper right corner to turn the monitor on any time or just say “video on” and everything works.

Nice solution. Also, no wires, just 2 AA batteries in the camera housing the last up to 3 months. No big deal.

I love the concept – wireless backup camera, no fuss, direct connection to GPS – as a way to quick and easily get a backup camera installed on my small sedan (BMW 3 series). Well. I went with a recommended GPS unit – the Drivesmart 55 – as the 55/65 are supposedly the only models as I write this in Jan 2020 that support high resolution with this backup camera.

Got it installed, adjusted, etc. just fine. Popped in two brand new, fully charged, rechargeable Eneloop AA’s and sure enough I managed to get it connected to the GPS with a little fuss. That’s the good part.

The rub is that the camera doesn’t always connect when you power on the car (GPS automatically fires up and looks for camera). Sometimes it’s pretty quick, just 10-15 seconds, and other times it will never connect – even after 5 minutes.

For a backup camera, that’s pretty frustrating and highly unreliable. Keep in mind this is in the first three days with a fully charged set of batteries. I shudder to think what a few months of weather and lower charge are going to bring me.

Also there is nothing holding this camera to the mount other than two plastic end clips that ‘snap’ in. Nothing to twist or lock. I’ve ordered some industrial velcro strips that I’m going to use to provide extra grip, otherwise it’s likely this will fly off your car.

TL;DR love the concept, camera connection is inconsistent and while the mounting bracket is sturdy behind your license plate there are only two small plastic snap clips holding the expensive part (camera) to the cheap, sturdy part (mounting bracket).

Don’t expect to use this as a reliable replacement for a wired backup camera solution. Overpriced for what it is.

I already have the Garmin DriveSmart 65 so this was a natural add on. A perfect solution would be aftermarket dash display and wired camera, but this is very good second choice. I was afraid that the radio signal would be poor, but it has worked out great.

The picture is great, especially on the 6. 5” screen. It was easy to install, just mount it behind the license plate. I will say the 1996 Jeep Cherokee and 2009 Camry are little on the tight side with the plate recess, but it mounted well.

I would have liked to mount it above the plate, but the mount allows you to put it above the top or or front of the top of the license plate. I deducted a star because the GPS doesn’t always connect.

I realize it’s the vagaries of radio connection, but every once in a while, and it always seems like when you really need it to in a strange place, it decides that it won’t connect. The “wait” indicator just spins until it declares it can’t connect, check batteries, etc.

The next time I turn the car on (where power on default is to connect to camera), it always works just fine. It is not enough of a problem that I regret buying it. I have had it 5 months and changed the batteries once.

It is on it’s second set of batteries now (and driving much less due to COVID-19. ) It works well and I’m glad I bought it.

This camera gives excellent video, especially at this price. Be sure to do some research before installing. For the wire with the yellow RCA plugs and red wire on each end; plug one rca jack into the backup camera input on the back of the stereo head unit, and connect the red wire to the reverse sensing wire on the stereo.

At the camera end, you need to tap into the positive wire of your reverse lights with two wires: one to power the camera and the other to send a signal to the reverse sensing wire. You also need to ground the black wire on the camera end.

Do this and you will get a great picture that only come on when you put your car in reverse.

Well made weatherproof camera, weighty for it’s size. Included wires and hardware make installation easy for people used to modding things. the yellow RCA plug/wire has an integrated red wire to signal the head-unit that the camera is powered up.

I powered the camera from the back-up light wire at the trunk and connected the red wire at the same connection, which then connects to the head unit to allow automatic operation when the shifter is in reverse.

Good clear picture, the guide lines are useful, and can be turned off if one desires by clipping a blue wire loop at the camera.

Just purchased the camera, and it works great. Clear view, sharp and precise. Just make sure you have a radio that is capable of handling a rear backup camera and the model you need to operate it.

I have used it several times since buying it a month ago, love not having to get in and out of my Dodge 2500 so many times to get proper alignment with hitch to my RV. No more guess work which saves time.

With a little bit of practice and marking my hitch, I am able to back up to my R V the first time and be dead on spot to get hooked up thanks to the great picture quality. I could kick my hinny for not getting one sooner cause two person hookup system ( one driving, one giving directions ) doesn’t work to good sometimes.

I love my iBall BUT I would have preferred that the monitor had it’s own build in rechargeable battery instead of plugging in the cigarette lighter accessory port so I could put the monitor on my instrument panel or dash for more convenience for me.

Picture quality is so good that it makes up for this inconvenience. I originally bought the cheaper iBall but because of the size of my truck, it just wouldn’t work properly. Customer service was great about returning the cheaper priced iBall and ordering my 5.

8 iBall. I love this product and will have one from now on!.

I purchased my first iBall in 2017 for my F250 Super Duty Truck that I use to tow my fishing boat and travel trailer. The iBall makes it easy for a single approach to line up the receiver with the trailer, by placing the iBall directly on the receiver in front of the ball.

I was so happy with the iBall that I purchase another as a gift for my brother who loves it as well. Recently my camera had an issue with the on/off switch. The unit was out of warranty, and I contacted customer support.

I had to mail it in for repair, and as I cannot live without the convenience of the iBall, I went ahead and purchased another in the event the unit was unrepairable. To my surprise my iBall was repaired for no charge and returned to me; I’m giving it to my son for his truck.

iBall is an excellent choice for anyone looking for a camera to assist with towing a trailer. Don’t overlook the additional advantage it offers–since the camera is remote it can be placed anywhere behind a trailer when backing into tight quarters, exposing blind spots!.

Ever since I bought this product I haven’t had any issues on my own and is faster then someone there trying to help you! It’s wonderful. Good picture,in color… Thanks guys! Speedy delivery! Jim

Works great, fairly easy install. I had to drill extra holes into my 2 week old trailer for the fit to be perfect. Holes did not match those from the factory lights. Installs were completed on both sides in less than an hour and they work seamlessly with the 7″ system I had with the rear camera.

Great quality product. There are others out there that are less expensive but these match the rear camera and seamlessly integrate with the monitor.

These cameras are fantastic. Removes the blind spots on both sides of the trailer. Great for highway use when you need to change lanes and when backing trailer into a site. Very good quality with excellent finish.

Easy installation, took about 10 minutes each. Highly recommend. When pairing the camera to the monitor, use a pen to press the pairing button on the camera. It will make a click sound when pressed. (Press hard and hold for two seconds.

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Easy install as our 5 Wheel was prepped for the system. Had to put the marker cameras upside down due to the awning arm in the way, however the monitor had the ability to rotate and flip the camera views.

System works great, only thing that would make it better is if the monitor was brighter and higher resolution.

Today, I installed this backup camera with the rear view mirror from EchoMaster. With the help of an auto forum and additional web searches, I was able to get it working perfectly. The included install guide is not very helpful.

For my 2007 Pontiac G6, I spliced into a lighter green wire. There are two of them, one going to each of the reverse lights. The third green one is a different color green. That one was for one of the brake lights (oops).

Easy fix to put it back together though. I spliced the red wire from the camera into the left reverse light, lighter green wire. The black wire from the camera spliced into one of the ground wires that was screwed into the vehicle chassis.

The mirror had to be powered from a 12v source, so I ran wire from the inside of the cigarette lighter sockets to the supplied red wire for the mirror. I never saw documentation that the mirror needed its own power source, but a Youtube video I found for this model showed me that it was necessary.

VOILA, it all worked! Picture looks clear and bright, and only works when in reverse. I love it!.

My wife’s 2018 Toyota CHR has a great backup camera; my 2008 4Runner had none. With several toddler grandkids, I wanted this as a safety issue. Installation went well, however there is a switch in the wiring harness that controls whether you get a camera view or a “mirror” view.

I had to take the liner of the tailgate apart, switch it over to “mirror” and re-assemble it. That took about 10 minutes on my vehicle. However, be warned- the owner’s manual is 99% worthless. I found the information online.

The camera is adjustable for angle “height. ” The picture is clear, especially in daytime or if the object behind you is lit by the backup lights. At night, if nothing reflects the backup lights, the picture is not as good as my wife’s OEM camera.

AN ADDED BONUS: Wow, is it easy now to line up a trailer to my hitch. That alone would be worth more than the cost!!.

Purchased Nov 2016. Now April 2021, and the license plate camera mount rusted and camera is hanging by the wire. As as short term repair, I re-attached the camera using a $11 license plate bracket and an adapter left over from original install.

Also the image in the mirror from the camera has slowly become very foggy. I think the camera lens is fogged. Since all the cabling is already installed, I am tempted to buy exact same kit, and get another 4 1/2 years of use in the 2009 car.

I like the idea of the monitor built into the mirror. I will not have to install cables, the hardest parts of the install. Maybe take better care of the new camera bracket, to prevent rust and clean the camera lens carefully to prevent a foggy camera lens.

Nawww.

Installed the furrion FOD43TA-BL monitor+camera. Works fine, (except at night when ambient light from backup light can blind the camera), but Furrion discontinued the gear. I wanted to buy two additional cameras and keep the monitor.

We have three vintage campers [1946 Spartan Manor, 1950 Spartan Royal Mansion, and 1964 Fireball Meteor named Derel…short for “Derelict”]. Wanted to install a camera on the Manor and Fireball, then use whichever camper/camera combo with the current monitor.

Yes, I’d have to pair each camera every time we hooked up, I guess, but who wants three monitors in one tow vehicle? As it is, we have three monitors in the truck right now: Furrion camera monitor; Garmin; and TPMS.

All are about the same size, but together they take up a lot of room. Issue: No can do! Furrion discontinued the set, so I’d have to throw away the existing monitor+camera, then buy a new set. They seem to think no one will have three cameras on three campers, because a monitor that accepts multiple cameras displays them in separate screen areas: two cameras consume 50% screen area; one camera not in use leaves half the screen blank.

To get usable screen space, I’d need the 7” screen monitor…with much of the screen blank…to support whichever camera/camper combo is in use. We want a rear view to check for brainless tailgaters, but this will get ridiculous! And throwing away a perfectly good device because Furrion decided to make it unavailable is even more ridiculous.

Worked fine, but Furrion is the pits.

It’s great to be able to see if I have vehicles behind me while driving. Easy to install. Be advised that 2019 and newer GM trucks require a Furrion Adapter. Camera will not link up with monitor without the adapter.

I wish I had been informed of this when I purchased the camera. Bought camera one day before long trip only to find out adapter was needed and had to be ordered, as the adapters are not in stock.

This is a great camera and monitor. My camper is pre-wired for Furrion, so it literally took all of 10 minutes to remove the protective cap from the camper, plug the camera in to the waiting harness, and attach the camera using the existing screws from the camper.

The picture is plenty clear on the 4. 3 monitor, so I didn’t feel compelled to spend the extra $$ on the 7-inch monitor. I can see vehicles behind me and at my back corners, so I have complete visibility now when changing lanes.

Resolution is very good, and the camera has a built-in microphone, so your parking helper doesn’t have to yell! Very helpful when backing in, so I can see exactly what’s going on behind me at all times.

Used on long trip for the last week, so using frequently. Easy to install. Takes about 3-5 seconds to connect to the camera. Good picture. Sometimes not bright enough and cant adjust any higher. Mounted on camper on GMC 2500.

License plate on left side so sets guide line way off center. It would be good if they could be adjusted left and right so they would work on vehicles were the license plate is not in the center of the vehicle.

Solar charges well, never had a problem even though we were using it multiple times per day.

We are using our Garmin RV780. GPS as the monitor for this camera. I have the camera powered off the back up light circuit in our Roadtrek camper van. My only gripes with the unit are the delay in manifesting the rear view picture while the camera apparently boots up, and the fact that sometimes transitioning from full GPS display to camera display causes the GPS to reboot, so you have to wait for that to complete before the camera image appears.

I bought the new big screen garmin and the back up camera and paid for the best buy installation. Pros: install was perfect, screen is big and clear and the camera image is sharp and clear and the field of view is very good.

cons: only one major one but a few littles. If you’ve used other back up cameras, you might be used to the lines turning as you turn your wheels, to show where you’re going, this one does not. This does not beep or make a noise if you get close to something.

The biggest complaint for me through is the fish eye camera lens and the depth perception. When I first used it, it was hard to gage the distance using the lines vs the view. The lines are a very small distance, maybe 12 inches but the view looks like you have much more room, as in my garage door looked like I could still fit a big garbage can behind my car but my bumper was only about 10 inches away from the garage door.

Things behind you are Much closer than they appear. In fact, the red line for me is already impact, because my bumper sticks out a bit further than the red line. You need to look backwards when backing up while learning to use this camera.

I promise you’ll thank me for this tip. Mine is installed onto my liscense plate. That may make a difference. I also recommend taking it to a parking lot with very straight lines and fine tuning your back up lines.

For me it is great to see what is behind me, love the display, but the distance from objects on the display is so far off that I would not rely on this for precision parking. Do not expect the same system you get built into vehicles.

It does a great job showing what’s behind you and it’s a crisp clear picture, but please still use your eyes.

Product works as advertised. Works really well in daylight. Its nice to see when the lane next to you is clear. At night, the screen is pretty bright if mounted on your dash. You can turn down the brightness, but it goes back to default after you cycle the source power.

Honestly, thats my only issue and I can live with it. It is a grainy signal at night but that may by my trailer since there is a light 4 under the camera. Installation was simple as my trailer was prewired.

You need to keep the antenna on the camera vertical or slightly leaned forward for optimum signal. Mine is on a 25 trailer behind a Suburban and I keep at least three bars at all times. No signal dropouts.

Installation was 10 minutes since the bracket and wiring were already there. The windshield mount is a little flimsy feeling but it works. I flipped the bracket at the horizontal pivot so that I could mount it low on the dash.

The suction cup held up just fine for the one trip I used it.

Since my Grand Design Imagine was pre-wired for this Furrion Wireless Camera, it was obvious that I would buy this brand. The Dealer for my Camper wanted $505 for the set up, so I decided to search on eBay first.

Got lucky with a great price. Being skeptical, I figured something would not go right. I was wrong! Set up took 10-15 unites, including the time to get the step ladder out! It was pre-sync’d out of the box and I got an image right away after turning it on.

What I never liked about towing my Camper before this was the fact that I couldn’t see the cars that were riding my bumper behind me. Made me really nervous and I tended to stay in the right lane while I am driving most of the time.

It was a white knuckle ride most of the time. Being able to see behind me always while towing is the best! I like the red, yellow and green dash lines behind me that it helps me determine when to change lanes safely.

This also had an extra benefit when I stopped to eat or gas up, the camera guided me around the small parking lots. My only complaint is that I wished the images were bigger on the screen. It is hard to make out details about the car behind you.

You know its a car, but hard to make out which type of car. Wish the images could zoom. Anyway, and the obvious of the good of backinginto my campsite, I have an extra eye. I keep the receiver inside the camper when we sleep because it can act as a security camera too which is cool.

I used this now for one season and I feel the same about it now, as I did when I first got it. Money well spent for sure.

I cannot begin to describe how GREAT this product is!! Some claim the resolution isn’t that good. It is not a TV or a laptop people! It is a rear view/backup camera with a small screen! We have this mounted on the back of our 33ft travel trailer and it is essential for driving during the day AND at night! When we are on the road, we use it during the entire trip and can see cars coming up from behind and it is VERY easy to tell if it is safe to change lanes or not.

Pulling into a campsite at night is always difficult. However, we never have an issue with low light trying to back up at a campsite; we can easily see where we are going and what is behind us. We HIGHLY recommend this to everyone who has a travel trailer, 5th wheel, or pop-up!!.

Purchased this camera because it did have high rated reviews overall. Additionally, I wanted to pair it with the Pioneer 7in DMH-1500NEX in dash system. Thought that this would make the most sense since they had been manufactured by the same brand and company.

Was hoping the functionality of the camera would work better with a product from the same company. That may not necessarily be the case. Let’s dive in to the product a little more in depth. Some of the older reviews had gripes about not having the parking assist lines.

I don’t know if Pioneer upgraded the camera but when paired with the 1500NEX you do have parking assist lines. They are just sub par at best. It seems they we’re an after thought for Pioneer. The lines don’t automatically turn with the vehicle when it turns and they are improperly placed on the screen and you can’t adjust them.

My first test run using the lines I almost ran into the back wall of my garage based off of the red line stop placement. Luckily, I knew where I needed to stop because if I was new to my garage and using this system I would have definitely put a massive hole in the wall.

Would have made for a very bad day. Pioneer should have at least made the lines adjustable in the settings or even adjust with the angle and placement of the camera. Like I said, it seems to be an after thought and just slapped something in the system with no real care or critical thought with it.

With that being said, they also could and should have added sensors to the camera so that you wouldn’t have the issue of running into things. Another failed product development piece that could have made this camera a better overall item.

The picture quality in the day time is fair. Comparable to other vehicles I have driven with pre built-in systems. Have yet to use it at night. That will be the real test. Ultimately, I think Pioneer didn’t really think this one through or just didn’t care to think it through enough to provide better functioning settings to make for ease of use for customers.

For the price point they should have at least tried. They’re are some other lesser name brands that did and do a better job at providing those items for consumers. Overall, it does what I need it to do but am not impressed by no means with this final product.

I would return the product but don’t wanna go through the hassle as it has been installed already.

Good cam for its generation and time, but even after years, the price of this product does not go down. The picture quality is 480i, it has a nice large view, works at night, and is not so bad In the rain, Allows for guided lines adjustments and turns them on and off including screen size wide or zoom but it does not zoom in or out neither moves up or down like other rear parking cameras.

The picture is colorful but ie equivalent to standard CCTV. I only use it when I am backing up it turns on immediately and helps me to see almost everything behind my SUV. I expected a bit more for that price.

I bought this camera to match a new Pioneer Head Unit (HU) reviewed here https://www. bestbuy. com/site/pioneer-6-8-android-auto-apple-carplay-bluetooth-hd-radio-multimedia-digital-media-receiver-with-amazon-alexa-black/6425026.

p?skuId=6425026&ref=P30T24R154&loc=BODY&CampaignID=1168729&ref=P30T24R154&loc=BODY&CampaignID=1168729. The camera has solid video quality even in low ambient light. A unique feature is a single thin cable from the camera to the dashboard consisting of both the video and power feeds, so it was relatively easy to route this one cable through the car and up to the dashboard behind the HU.

NOTE that unlike some other cameras this camera does NOT generate the virtual reversing “grid”, that’s done by the HU. Overall an excellent back up camera, is easy to install and has great video quality.

Easy installation with included fasteners but easily secured with security bolts. Excellent widescreen high picture quality, easier form factor and aspect ratio to fit a/c vent above the stock touchscreen but low on the dash out of the glare of bright sunlight.

A few thin strips of velcro helped secure the monitor to the dashboard. The front frame cameraseems to discharge faster and charge slower with a single solar panel. A high capacity powerbank can easily charge the camera from a secure position under the car hood or from the trunk overnight.

The front camera is very useful for avoiding high curbs or blind intersections on a steep hill. The rear camera is extremely useful for blindspot monitoring in busy traffic, especially when the view is blocked by a passenger.

Super easy setup! 5-10 minutes to install and ready to go. I purchased mine from Marketplace, fully charged overnight, played with it for about 4-5 days, and had to take it off again to recharge it ? I live in sunny Colorado where we get 245 days of Sun and the solar panel can’t keep a charge?Problem 2: The paint of the monitor is extremely thin.

I had it laid face down a few times on my seat, and it’s show wear. Problem 3: it randomly becomes very blurry due to signal interferences. Not sure from what because it can go from clear to a blur within inches of movementPros: wide screen, easy install.

Quality of finish looks good initially, but quickly dropped as metioned above. Cons: 1/2 second+ picture lag, not too bad though. Go slow. Picture quality is meh, not bad, but not great. If it requires one more charge in the next few weeks, it’s going back.

I may give it one more chance. What’s the point if you rely on a camera and it becomes blurry or runs out of battery all the time. A bit of a annoyance.

Easy install, works fine. Image quality is okay for backing up. Field of view is pretty good, and is adjustable to a degree toggles left and right. It’s pretty new, so I can’t speak to longevity or holding a charge.

As others have noted, the monitor isn’t rechargeable, so you have to plug it into the lighter socket, so that’s kind of a bummer, and it would have been nice if you didn’t have to always have a dangling cable.

The monitor is quite large, larger than expected.

The camera works as advertised, however, I think the monitor is not as clear as it should be. I have ring cameras that are cheaper with better clarity. In addition, there is no warning sound when you back up to let you know you are getting too close.

If you don’t stare at the screen the whole time (I like to use this plus mirrors when backing up) then it’s very easy to back into something Bought this in 2021 but the guy that could install this on my 1960 Ford f100 (needed wired due to steel body of truck) and then truck broke down.

Finally got it installed March 2022… the installer was phenomenal and did a fabulous job hiding wired etc.

I can’t say anything good because it was not installed as it was I was told I had to stay outside because company policy said because of virus & the store did not open until 11 A M. They told me I was to have a ride.

which I was not aware of. I also told them I am a stage 4 nonhodgkins lymphoma cancer patient & I was not going to stand out in the cold for any one. plus I am unable to walk down to Pet Smart or Home Depot.

& I’m still suffering a bit from the gout. I had to reschedule. I am not happy w/you people a tall.

This is the second product I ordered from Best Buy. The first failed 3 times before moving to this unit. The display is much better (bigger, great clarity). The most significant factor is the Geek Squad.

They replaced the first system 3 times with no complaints. After the 3rd failure they helped me select a better replacement with a very modest extra cost.