Backup Camera Flush Mount, Metal Housing 170°Wide View Angle Rear/Side/Front View Camera for Car, Clear Night Vision IP69 Waterproof Reverse Camera for Vehicle SUV RV Pickup, 18.5mm, 12V/24V, Black

Can't beat this for the money, even at 3 or 4 times this price. In fact, a prominent car audio website sells a version that looks identical to this camera, but charges $50 for it.Camera quality is fantastic, looks OEM when flush mount installed, provides clear images both day and night (albeit not HD - but my head unit doesn't display HD anyway - it's more than good enough for backup purposes).Install was pretty straightforward. The drill bit that came with it was of surprising quality (much better than the bits shown in photos of competing units).Finally, I can't say enough good about the customer support, I messaged them via Amazon and the response was quick, fully addressed my question, had quick follow up on a subsequent question, and offered further support as needed. Refreshing.

Used for the front camera attached to my Kenwood deck in 2011 F350. Drilled into Grill in front of truck. Works great, night or day. if your deck used the same connector, it is simple to install. makes it easier for my wife to park my giant truck without being 50 feet away from the car in front of her.

For the asking price it is great. I don't have trouble seeing the picture day or night. I ran into an issue where my video has interference lines on the screen most of the time. Sometimes it clears up for a second but comes right back. I presume it's either the way I tapped into 12v to the camera or interference from something that the RCA cable runs parallel to like the fuel pump or whatever.The hole saw that comes with it worked perfectly into the plastic tail gate bezel that I installed the camera into. I lucked out with the 2009 Avalanche for the perfect spot to put it for a stealth install and I also lucked out that the camera cable JUST reaches under the tail gate for the perfect length.I bought this camera because it came with a long enough cord to get me under the vehicle and through the fire wall. I had about 1.5 feet worth of free RCA cord. Long story short, hopefully I won't back over anyone's kid now. I'm including photos of the camera mounted as well as the interference pattern I see when I've got the vehicle in reverse.The moment I got the camera installed we had a 32F snow storm and I couldn't see out of it when it got snow on it. I went home and put Rain-X on the glass lens and this helps. Rain rolls off of it and only forms in smaller droplets. So do yourself a favor and do that.

This is a fantastic little back-up camera. It’s not the fanciest nor the most feature-laden, but for the price, it does exactly what you’d expect it to do, and it does it flawlessly.I paired this camera with an aftermarket rearview mirror/monitor on an older model car that didn’t come with a camera at all. Everything works and it should. Tapping into the reverse lights activates the camera when needed, and the resolution is clear on such a small screen.The instructions are simple and easy to follow, but there are a few things I want to add which might help. First of all, it’s fantastic that the camera comes with the 18.5mm hole-saw, because let’s face it, most people don’t have one of those laying around.Anyway, just a couple of pointers…. The camera cover unscrews so that you can use the one that is appropriate depending on your installation method (bracket or flush). My concern was that over time, the camera might loosen enough to make the image tilt to the side, so I suggest using a couple of drops of Loctite on the threads of the camera cover once you’re making your final installation. Also, if you’re going to mount it flush, there is no seal or gasket. There are a few options to seal the installation like silicone, and caulk, but I think the best one is probably butyl tape. It’s forgiving, doesn’t dry up immediately, it isn’t messy, and if you ever need to remove it, that won’t be a problem. And if you’re going to use the bracket, I’d suggest using both products one the sheet metal screws as well. Lock them in place, and seal the opening to prevent any water intrusion. I hope this helps.

Installation was straight forward. Plenty of RCA cable. Unfortunately I didn’t not have enough cable for the power cable to route through my hatchback. I have to attached some wires for extra length. Picture quality is decent, some horizontal distorted lines are noticeable. Not bad for the price.