Backup Camera Waterproof Wide Viewing Angle High Definition Car Reversing Rear View Camera

Amazing for the price. Opted for quick shipping still cheaper than other options.Replacing a water damaged camera.This is smaller and better. Mounts al lower angle. I used a few small washers to raise it a bit giving me more room to adjust camera angle. It works great in low light. Clear picture. Used with my existing in mirror monitor. (Only used to replace broken Camera) just mounted and unplugged old plugged in new. But like the last camera. Claims to be waterproof. I'm skeptical. So as a solution after I mounted it. I used a Clear gloss top coat. To ensure waterproof. As long as you don't over do it on the lens. No change in picture. Careful not to get a sag in the gloss. A couple light coats and let dry. I'm now confident it's water proof. *My own Hack. Adding photo to show use in low light. Bright clear and in color.

I purchased this camera to use in the back of my pick-up to hook up to a goose-neck trailer. My monitor screen is capable of hooking up 2 cameras(most are). I had the original on the rear license plate for backing up and when hooking up to bumper-pull trailers. This additional camera(when plugged in) automatically overrides the other camera. It gives me a great view. I was concerned about reviews on the flimsiness of the bracket, but after arriving, did not feel it was going to be an issue for me at all. It is adequate, and would take a pretty good hit from your wash brush, or similar.

I bought the Chetoo backup camera via Amazon Prime based on the excellent reviews. I installed it myself and the camera would not power up. I double checked the wiring and the camera was getting 12 volts, but was DOA. I bought a second camera, a Pioneer Model ND-BC8. I installed it the same way and it powered right up and is working fine. The Pioneer camera was more expensive, but you get what you pay for.[

Good value for the money but I wish I would have bought one with night vision

I bought 2 of these based on the mixed reviews however both worked perfectly. The quality is definitely good enough for the intended purpose. My only complaint is the wire gauge used. I have strippers that go all the way to 22 gauge. These were still too large. I'm not sure what gauge wire it is but I ended up using my fingernails to pull some insulation away. This makes me wonder about the long term durability of the connection. But other than that these were a breeze to install. They included about 20 feet of video lead. Enough to cover my F-150 super crew and have slack left.

I use this camera in conjunction with a wireless transmitter & receiver, and a 7" monitor placed on my dash. I mount them temporarily on my boat trailer while backing it into my side yard because it has to fit into a tight spot avoiding an oak tree and a water meter.

2 stars for the nice packaging, and the fact that it works. As in, turns on.The bad: 170 degrees it is not. Maybe 100-120 at best. I've tried aiming it every which way, if I point it so that the guide lines are parallel to the ground, then I have no way of telling how close I am to whatever I'm backing up to. If I point it down far enough to see the edge of my bumper, then I can't see anything behind me further than 2-3 feet. Maybe it would work for a different setup than mine, but I ended up finding a much better option.

I got this for my husband, he's happy, I'm happy. He already had a camera screen hooked up in his truck and last week when we took the boat out, I didn't have to get out of the truck and give him any directions to the boat hitch. That make's me happy.