6.25inch Car Side View Blind Area System,Left and Right Blind spot Camera Driving Recorder BSD Warning Monitoring(Camera Monitor System) (6.25" Silver)

These side Camara's are great, they really make driving our RV Safer and easier. It covers the blind spots that my mirrors don’t cover.

This is a nice little upgrade to your vehicle to add blind spot monitoring if you don't have it. Given it is an aftermarket system, you can use this for other applications than just blind spot monitoring too. The screen is nice, not too big. Note this is a wired system so you are running wire to the cameras to the screen, etc. This is the one thing I don't like about it, not sure if there is a wireless version of this, that would be cool.

Crystal clear and easy to install.

I have a Forest River Class A that has a black and white screen for the rear view, as well as the sides when the turn signal is used. Quite frankly, the video is horrible on it. I decided to install this one right below the old one, so as not to look to obvious. Very easy installation as I was able to use the old wiring pathways to get it to the dash. While the downside is that I don't have a single screen anymore for the sides, the clarity is so much better, and since I mounted it below the old ones, it's somewhat protected from the elements. For the value it cost, it was worth it to have the extra view screen on the dash, as all I did was mount it above the current one. So far, it has functioned flawlessly. The added bonus is it came with a spare camera that can be rotated to use on the left or right side of the RV. Since it has the standard small 4 pin connector, I'm going to see if I can get it adapted to use as a rear view camera.

Installed this on my truck that tows our RV, which doesn’t have any blind spot monitoring or cameras from the factory. This system makes it much easier to see down both sides of the trailer and into blind spots, giving me a lot more confidence and safety when changing lanes or merging. Picture quality is good, and the Blind Spot Detection feature works well for catching vehicles I might miss in the mirrors.The touchscreen is functional but a little laggy, which is the only real drawback. Installation took some time to route and secure the wiring cleanly, but once in place it looks neat and works as intended. For the price, it’s a solid upgrade for anyone towing without built-in blind spot coverage.

When you consider the price, this is an amazing piece of equipment. After spine surgery my range of motion (turning side to side) was significantly limited. My 2013 F-150 truck is a great vehicle and I have no intention of replacing it, but it does not have blind spot monitoring. I bought this system to overcome my limitations from the surgery. The good news: this is easy to install and does not require any drilling or other permanent alteration of the truck. The system operated as soon as the power cord was plugged into the 12 volt cigarette lighter port. The images displayed for both sides of the vehicle were clear and of HD quality. The not so good news: the firmware for blind spot detection considers trees, large signs and other stationery objects to be vehicles in the blind spots. The display beeps almost constantly, although it can be silenced. Also, in my truck the cigarette lighter port is energized at all times, and even when the system is turned off there is a current draw that could drain a weak battery. This system does function to help you see vehicles in the blind spots, and for that reason I will keep it, in spite of the design flaws.

This system does what I needed it to do—cover the blind spots my mirrors can’t. The cameras give a nice wide angle, and the screen is plenty clear in normal lighting. It feels like a modern upgrade for an older car that didn’t come with blind spot monitoring built in. The alerts are helpful most of the time, and if you don't like them, you can turn them off.Installation isn’t exactly “plug and play,” but with a little patience, the wiring tucks in cleanly and the setup looks like it belongs there. Once it’s running, the system makes lane changes a lot less stressful, especially when towing or driving in busy traffic. It’s not cheap, but compared to replacing a whole vehicle just to get built-in blind spot cameras, it’s a solid investment.

Ran the wiring up the headliner in my Hyundai and everything tucked in neatly with no dangling cables. The screen looks sharp and sits low; touch controls work well. Cameras cover the lanes I can’t see in the mirrors, and the alerts nudge me at the right moments without being obnoxious. There’s minimal lag and night view is perfectly usable under streetlights. I also like that it records while driving, so it doubles as evidence if I need it. Install took some patience, but once it’s in, it just works. Nice safety add-on that feels factory once you button it up.