LPC35 Backup Car Rearview Reverse Camera - License Plate Mount, 170° Wide Angle, Low Light Visibility, for Vehicle Pickup Truck RV Travel Trailers, Camper Accessories, Stereo

Everything fine! Installed by myself. No instructions inside but i kave knowledge about installation. Pros: Cheap, Known Boss Enterprise, all accessories inside, OEM package. Cons: Backup camera is very low quality, needed to buy another best quality, Almost no colors. Camera is WAY TO BIG even if you want to drill the hole. Camera must me installed in 45 angle degree, NOT horizontally. I believe has not Auto dimming for mirror function. Autodimm is only for LCD screen. When brightness is high, colors are saturated. In general if you need a Backup camera, for beginning it's ok. But it can't be compared to original car system for high end models. Seller ships item very fast. Mirror looks like genuine, but button feels cheap

Great product! The video quality is good. It still worked just fine even after a snow storm came through, so it's waterproof for sure. I did end up having to buy an extra video cord because the cord that it came with was not long enough to reach the stereo from the camera. You will have to ground the black cord that this product comes with. It took about 4 hours to install this camera considering I had to go purchase more wires and cords. I mounted the camera at the bottom of my license plate so that it wouldn't cover my tags. You can adjust the angle of the camera by unscrewing the small screws underneath the camera.

I purchased this camera for my Astro Van primarily for my boat hookup. Works great and the distance lines in the video help a lot. The mirror is OK but have difficulty seeing the video at certain times during the day. The mirror seems to bleed into the backup image. I had it installed by a professional; so didn't much care about the instructions being sparse. Overall I am happy with the product even to the extent that I purchased a second one for my wife's Elantra.

This is a very solid setup for the price. I have no complaints on the screen brightness but my truck has a canopy and tinted windows so that probably helps. If you plan on using the supplied camera I would use a quality bit for drilling the hole, the one that is supplied was pretty cheesy. The wires that supply power to the camera are VERY tiny, easiest way to work with them is to strip them back 2-3" and wrap the bare wire around your power source and solder them in. I have a 2000 F350 and the mirror mounted flawlessly. The display will auto sense an input so if you connect the camera power to a power source that feeds your backup lights the rear view mirror can be hooked into any 12V power source, unlike head units that require a backup signal.

It looks better then putting just the bracket on but the picture quality has little to be dispersed and it doesn’t do well at night when the license plate lights hit it.

Instructions are a little hard to follow but it’s everything needed to add a backup camera. Hole saw it comes with is a joke, don’t waste your time, but I’ve already ordered a second one for a work van. A backup camera when hooking up a trailer is like cheating and at this price it’s a must. Update- I received the second back up camera kit and no problems installing it. Everything worked as it should, very pleased with both kits.

I bought this backup camera because it replaces the rear view mirror and because it has two inputs. I bought a license plate mounted camera and put it on the rear license plate and mounted the camera that came with the unit on the front in the opening in the bumper so that when I am pulling into a parking space I can see how far I am from the next vehicle. I installed them on a F-250 crew cab so I had to buy a 25' rca cable to reach the rear camera. When backing up at night you would swear that it's daytime because the camera doesn't need much light at all. I am very pleased, so far, and would recommend this backup system to anyone.

I installed it on a 97 ford ranger it was easy to install on my boss dubbale din touch screen and I was blown away with it's performance