FEISIKE Handlebar Bike Mirror, Bicycle Rear View camera with 4.3'' HD Night Vision Function, 145° Wide Angle View, Adjustable Rotatable Bracket, Compatible with Bicycle, Mountain, Road Bike

I have a 20" fold-able ebike. Naturally, it's a step-through. The cable from the camera to the monitor was too short. Not much, but nevertheless, too short. I ordered an 18" extension cable https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083L8BTFW?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 which worked perfectly. Unfortunately, I couldn't find a short extension cable with 90 degree bend like the original. The the question you need to ask yourself is whether you'd rather hide excess cable for the sake of a 90 or get the minimum length necessary to bridge the shortfall.Another observation is that for this application, 720 dpi is plenty. Since this isn't a camera, only a monitor, the higher resolution wouldn't provide any benefit. Checking the monitor periodically as one does with rear-view mirrors, 720 dpi is more than adequate. Lastly, installation and setup was a breeze. I am very happy with the outcome and the cost is only slightly more than a set of good mirrors.

Okay lets start with it is $45. Yeah that is alot.Now lets talk about it: It does well in the sun. Very easy to mount. Video is good. The cable lenght from display to camera is good. It is nice to have that constant rear view

This unit was 3 ft short on the amount of wire needed to reach the camera on my large Pedigo E bike. I had to purchase an extension to make it work. Also, the length of the wire should be indicated in the advertisement specification page not in some obscure location. Otherwise this unit has worked very good.

I love this rear-view camera and screen! Color and image are very bright and clear.... battery is strong, lasts a long time.It's so much easier just to glance down at the screen to see what's going on behind me...instead of constantly turning my head around. From a safety point of view, it's absolutely wonderful! Easy installation and good instructions.First-class item, wish I had this thing a long time ago!

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Just installed it today. Easy install. Works great. I ride an urban ebike on streets in our community. New to biking and aging (I'm 77), I worried about cars coming up from behind. I tried using mirrors, but the view from behind was just not good enough. So, I bought what I jokingly tell my friends was a backup cam for my bike. But this is serious business. I always know what's approaching from my six. I always know the way is clear before I begin a left turn. The video is sharp and bright and I feel much safer.

This is a really handy kit and I find this FEISIKE Handlebar Bike Mirror system gives me some peace of mind to use on my E-bike. That said, it has some... flaws.Things I liked:Daytime, I can see what's approaching in color. While at night/low light, the system switches to black & white to improve contrast. A 145-degree angled lens provides decent viewing coverage without being too fish-eyed.The IR light ring works well! Parking my bike in my basement with the IR and room lights off, the display screen shows very little detail.Activating the "Night Mode" feature, I can now make out the room! Granted, it's not night and day, but it's clear enough for black & white. Nearby reflective/fluorescent surfaces glow brighter in the display.Areas for improvement:The mounting clamps are in a word, clunky. They feel sturdy for plastic, but they are thick, oblong and require a bit of clearance to fit them properly. Which can lead to picking less than ideal locations for mounting the camera and/or display to the bike.The ball-ends could stand to have a 'U' slot added to their design (like on a Selfe-stick), to allow more flexibility in positioning/aiming of equipment. The quick-release clip that holds the display on its clamp doesn't handle vibrations well (I'll explain below).Things I disliked:The quick-release clip that secures the display to the clamp failed on the first day while jumping off a curb. It appears the locking tab can let go of the display when it's bumped semi-hard. Very disappointing.As a side note: The FEISIKE display fits great in a Teague MTB Phone Mount (http://amzn.com/dp/B08LBF9KP7) and holds it without question (unlike the original mount).Plus, whenever I need to recharge/store the display, it can be removed from the bike with a quick quarter turn of the Garmin compatible mount.The included pamphlet lists the FEISIKE kit as: "4. Waterproof All-new and upgraded display and camera are waterproof." While I would agree the camera appears waterproof, the display itself is far from it.Shortly after installing this kit, I got caught out in a rainstorm and within a short few minutes the display case had fogged up... on the inside! So much for the claims of it all being waterproof.While the display itself never failed, fog is nigh impossible to see past. Long run, I'll need to improvise a solution to weather-seal the display, as it often rains here in the beautiful Puget Sound region.Bottom line:The camera half of this kit performs well as expected for the price. The display has nice features but requires weatherproofing for year-round use. The clamps are tough plastic, but could stand to be redesigned to allow for greater mounting/positioning flexibility.If you can live with or work around the flaws in this kit, you may find (like me) that you like using the FEISIKE Handlebar Bike Mirror system, far more than using physical mirrors on your bike.Hope this helps.

I ride an e-bike and bought this with the intention of keeping it plugged into my battery while riding so I wouldn’t have to recharge it after my ride. It will not work that way. As soon as you turn the charger on the camera turns off. For me that was unacceptable so I returned it and bought one that I can charge while I’m using it. Otherwise I think this is a very good setup.