NATIKA Backup/Front View Camera,IP69K Waterproof Great Night Vision HD and Super Wide Angle Metal OEM Style Reverse Rear View Backup Camera for Cars Pickup Trucks SUVs RVs Vans (Black)

Excellent camera. Very clear and high resolution image. Good instructions and very complete installation kit. They went the extra mile and made a very small plug for the lead to the camera so you can pass it t through very small holes instead of the typical RCA connector. The kit has the RCA to connect to the head unit but there is another connector just at the end with the camera that makes installation very easy.the body of the camera is very small so it can mount discretely. Very high value.

I've had this camera installed on my Chevy Tahoe for five months and it's been working great. The camera clarity is really good and I like the wide viewing angle. The compact size and sleek profile almost makes it look like a factory installed backup camera.

I bought this camera to update my car with a new android head unit I bought. The setup is straight forward if you know your car and how to install the camera. I installed it in a Mazda 3 2006 in one of the rear holes near the back licence plate light. The cable ran through a drain plug to the trunk and ran to the head unit through the door sill plastic trims that are easy to remove and put back. My head unit came with a canbus that automates the trigger for the reverse camera video so the trigger wire that came with the camera was not needed in my case. The quality of the camera is good, however I received a defective unit the first time around. Under the warranty they replaced the defective unit and I am happy that they did that, however it was a pain having to uninstall and then reinstall the new unit. I am satisfied with the performance of the camera, its picture quality was clear. I have the camera offset a little bit so I might remove the guide lines. The Removable guides feature, I think is good, however you disable the guides by cutting a wire located near the camera. I re-enacting the guidelines for the future would require re uniting the wires, which I think this functionality could be made easier by having a connector of some sort. It also has support for reversing the image. The pictures I took were during the day, but I will update my review for a night time capture as well. The box came with an instruction pamphlet, an orange trim piece pry bar, electrical wiring tape, several blue wire clamps, zip ties, some rubber washers for leveling the camera, the camera itself, and a Flange Serrated Nut.

Very well constructed, easily installed. I installed my first one on the belly pan between the main gears of an airplane I’m building. I haven’t completed the airplane so I haven’t seen it work. However, another builder installed one exactly like it, connected it to the Garmin G3X display, and it gives a clear and vivid picture of what is in front of the airplane as they are taildraggers and have obstructed view directly ahead when taxiing. The wiring harness is complete and has plenty of wire if you were installing on a car. Most importantly, though, is the superb customer service. I ordered a second camera for the second plane I’m building and it came with the plug cut off. I asked for a replacement wiring harness and they immediately sent me an entire new camera. Great product, outstanding customer service, and a quality product.

The media could not be loaded. So I looked around and ended up buying this one. It was worth the price. Bought this was a 2014 Hyundai SonataMy pictures show my lathing of the yellow vid aux to the trunk. I went via the bottom of the car as it was easier and I didn't want to take off airbag panels. But removing the lower panels is incredibly easy, though you will need to remove the back seat (YouTube on how to do so for your car if you actually need to), and just followed the wiring, zip tying as I went along.I cut a hole into that wire socket after taking off the back seat and pushed it through. Then removed the panels on the trunk, back up lights, the trim, etc (YouTube is your friend), drilled a hole into the plate light panel and snaked the camera power lead to the one from the front of the car.Picture quality could be better, I don't have an issue with 720p and actually think it's fine for most eyes (you don't need to see the pores of people in the car behind you). BUT it could be clearer, think though that the night vision might actually be messing with the lighting during the day and that's why.So the wires that come with the camera, you know the ones, the white purple and green ones. People looking and reviews and answers people aren't really clear, thinking that little info will go a long way. It doesnt and people need to learn to actually say what they do, so I'll clear that up below.Green: the back up guide lines you see telling you how close to something you are(blue, yellow, red) cut this if you don't want those.Purple: horizontal or vertical viewing. Leave kf you want horizontal, cut if you want vertical. If you have a sedan or your trunk lifts up, leave it be. Anything else, like a truck that has a latch or the trunk flips open like a door, cut it.White: flips the image. So basically this is a preference. If you leave it alone, looking at the screen in your car when in reverse. It will be like if you were looking straight ahead. Right will be right left will be left. If you cut it, right will be left, left will be right on the screen. I left it as it cause it's easier.The angle(170°) is actually really nice and let's you see pretty much everything, which I like.The video I placed was at sunset, and you can see the quality is pretty good. Nothing earth shattering but it'll do it's job.I'd like to see how this hold up as people say it dies in a could of months. Though I'll see how it goes and probably just buy one for a bit more money if that happens. But so far I really like it. Will update in like 5 months