Backup Camera for Truck, Wireless Digital Backup Camera System Trailer 12 Volt Wireless Camera Kit 7 Inch Monitor DVR AHD Video Recording (Rear & Front View Camera) for RV Camper Van 12V-24V

ok I am really impressed with the picture from these cameras. The screen is nice with a crisp clean picture! Haven't tried to record yet, as I put one of these on the back of my truck and the other on the back of my camper. My camper is 34 feet long, and so far no problems with picture quality. Haven't been on the interstate yet so I'll come back after I do some time at highway speeds to comment on connection and picture quality for that.so, having talked about the good things, now let's talk about the bad. The wire they put on these camera's for power and ground are not much bigger than hair. Hard to work with, difficult to strip and connect together, even with the smallest connectors I could find.secondly, the mounting brackets for the cameras! They're pitiful really. They NEED to be big enough for the camera to fit inside and pivot with the antenna attached. There's no way to mount this flat on the back wall of anything, the mounts just aren't deep enough to allow the camera to pivot at a downward angle. It has to be mounted on a flat horizontal surface.the instructions! Lord have mercy, you need a magnifying glass to even think about reading them, and there was absolutely nothing in there at all about mounting any part of it.my final thoughts are, even as good as the picture is, I don't recommend these until they come up with a better way to mount.UPDATE:ok so I put these cameras on back in March. Since then, we've made 9 trips for a total of 1980 miles. I like to leave it on showing the rear of the camper as it helps monitor traffic around me. Keeps the signal very well, rarely drops it. HOWEVER it does interfere with my trucks TPMS, after about 30 minutes or so with it on, my tire pressure light comes on. took me some research to figure it out, but the last trip we made, we left it on and the light didn't come on, on the way back home, we turned it on, the light came on. I would then turn it off, and within minutes the TPMS light would go out.I still don't recommend this unit, the poor mounting system and now the issues with the TPMS. Just not happy enough with it to recommend itupdate #2: ok so now that I've had this 3 years, still going strong. I've traded trucks, and it doesn't affect the TPMS on the new truck. I recently broke an antenna and wrote them and they are sending me a new one free of charge. Definitely a good seller. I do recommend buying from them.

Haven’t had a chance toookthem up, no instructions and Amazon contacted the seller, no response from them. No instructions included or anywhere online to go with the camera system.

I bought this camera system to watch the load and problematic areas/blind spots. During the day it works great and tight it is blurry. I can see the trailer but not much around it at night. I like the fact that it has the ability to record to a SD card.

Horrible picture quality. I bought it for docking cameras for the side of my boat. I guess it does do the basic job, but for the money I expected a sharper image. Can’t even recognize my own wife when she walks down the side of my boat. Also the instructions are written in some language that resembles English script, but doesn’t form complete thoughts.

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I totally didn't expect metal-bodied cameras when I ordered this. I fully expected them to be made of either ABS or glass-filled Nylon. But no, I do believe the bodies of this camera are made of cast aluminum. I didn't go to the step of taking these apart (I REALLY wanted to) to verify this, and I didn't want to take a file to it and mar the finish, but as far as I can tell, the bodies of these cameras are cast aluminum. This was impressive, from a construction standpoint.The monitor, of course, NOT metal. The cameras are actually surprisingly heavy, and I'm not sure I'd want a heavy, metal monitor on my dashboard in case of an accident. So I'm kind of glad this part is plastic. Hookup is ridiculously easy for a rear view camera setup. A power wire. Screw on the antenna. Done.I got this for my Jeep, which didn't come with a backup camera, and for when I'm pulling a trailer with my Jeep, I can mount the 2nd camera temporarily on the trailer I'm pulling which helps backing a LOT.Whatever you put this on, a Semi, an RV, a Pickup, Van, SUV with trailers, silly simple install and great results. And actual metal body cameras! The wonder of it all. I recommend it.

Wow. Never thought hooking up a trailer could be this easy with a video feed to guide you back. Additionally never thought having a camera on the trailer would make life that much easier backing the trailer into a spot. Well this setup makes you wonder why you ever did without. This year we will use this a lot more with camping and reap the benefits of eyes in the back of our truck and trailer! No issues with signal or image quality. The housings are durable and the lenses have held up thus far. No moisture issues as of this writing.

Easy to set up and install. Powers up and picture is great. Antenna seems a little fragile. Mount is very light weight.

I use this with three cameras for all around vision when towing a trailer. I put the video display on a battery and took it for a walk, at about 100 feet/30m the signal strength dropped by one bar out of five so there's LOTS of signal for even a large RV. Plenty of options in the menu for orienting the views the way you want. Night vision is good, the IR is well distributed so you see pretty much the same field of view as in daylight.

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Technical OK. Very poor installation instuctions and very unclear setup instructions. Such a pity that the instruction seems to be given to someone who is familiar to this product. 🫤

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