Wireless Magnetic Backup Camera, 9600mAh Battery Powered Rechargeable Waterproof HD Solar Back Up Rear View Bluetooth Hitch Camera with 7 Inch 1080P Monitor System for Car Truck Trailer RV VN003

I highly recommend this RV camera system to anyone searching for an easy-to-use duel camera system. Build quality for both the cameras and the screen are very good, and setup was extremely easy.The cameras:The very strong magnets on the camera units make them simple and easy to install. Trust me, these magnets are STRONG. The camera is not going anywhere once placed. The battery life for each camera is very good too. Our almost 3 hour drive hardly drained the battery at all.Obviously the most common use case for RV cameras are to mount one on the rear of your RV to have a view of what’s behind your RV. However, having TWO cameras enables some different use cases:1. You can have two different camera angles you wish to have view of at the same time or toggle between.2. If you don’t already have a backup camera for your tow vehicle or the backup camera does not show your hitch, you temporarily place a camera to help you hitch up to your RV.3. You can use one as a dash cam in your tow vehicle, and the other for the rear of your RV.4. If tow with a truck, and have things in the bed of your truck you want to monitor, you can point one at your truck bed while still having one on the rear of your RV.5. For longer road trips, you can swap cameras when the battery is low on one. This will allow you to charge one while using another. They charge much faster than the battery gets used up. So you can theoretically never be without a charged camera.The included solar panels are a nice touch, but I would not recommend relying on the solar panels to keep the cameras charged. You will want to charge the cameras via the included USB cable before any trips. The solar panels’ main use case is to extend the length of time each camera can last in between charges. I don’t have any specific numbers to back this up, but in my own testing the camera batteries still drained faster than the solar panels could trickle charge them. However, this will obviously depend greatly on the amount of sun the solar panels receive while in use.The screen:The screen is the best part about this product. In the past, I have tried a camera that pairs with an app on my phone to view it. This was simply not practical because I use my phone for other things while driving (mostly Apple CarPlay). However, having the screen constantly displaying makes all the difference. Now, any time I need to, I can see what’s behind my RV with a quick simple glance.The screen quality okay, but nothing to write home about. It was advertised as 1080p, and while I can’t say for certain, it appears to my eye to be less than 1080p. The images coming in from the cameras are still pretty clear though. It is a low frame rate that looks a little choppy, but it serves the purpose of seeing what’s behind/around our RV. The included SD card is also a nice touch.My main use case:Since my RV does not have a place to mount the camera higher up in the rear, on every trip we place one camera on the rear bumper to view what’s behind us. The second camera is a floater depending on the situation. Since we tow our RV with a truck, if we have something in the bed of the truck we want to monitor, we place the second camera accordingly. If not, we use it to swap with the other camera if/when the other camera battery goes dead.Bonus use case:Security cameras at your campsite…You can easily repurpose one or both of the cameras as security cameras for when you are not at your campsite. The cameras can be hidden on your campsite (like in trees) to be more conspicuous. Just point them at your RV on each side and you can have full security camera coverage of the outside of your RV. You could even place one of them inside as well. Just don’t forget about them later. You can view recorded footage from the included SD card.

This camera system is excellent. The magnets on the cameras are super strong and they don't come off no matter how rough the road. The image is really nice quality, night vision too. Also the video screen displays the signal strength, battery level, and charge status for each camera. So you can monitor the health and connection of both cameras at all times. The wireless signal goes really far, in most situations you won't even need the antennas on the cameras. When I tested the range without the camera antennas on I still got a strong signal at 50 feet with obstructions. With the antennas I got around 100 feet with even more obstructions. I think you could use this system on a 53 foot semi trailer without difficulty, but I didn't have a semi available to test that.The solar charging works great, but isn't enough for 24 continuous use. With a full battery charge on the cameras, I got about 8 hours of nighttime use. It takes about 12 hrs in full sunlight to fully charge the batteries, more than that if the cameras are in use. So, starting with a full charge, you'll be able to drive all day on these cameras plus about 8 hours more after the sun goes down. Once the camera batteries run dead you have to push the power button again in order to make them 'pair' with the video monitor. Once they are 'paired' the cameras turn on automatically when the video monitor is turned on. It's a really slick system.The camera image is really nice, especially the night vision with IR illumination. The video monitor is nice and large, and the menus are easy to figure out with the buttons below the screen (not a touch screen).The only concern I have with this system is that the antenna connectors on the cameras are placed in such a way that they limit the angle that the cameras can be pointed at, even more so if an antenna is installed. Look at the photos I uploaded and you can see what I am trying to describe.This is a great backup camera system that requires no installation or wiring, even the video monitor has a cigarette lighter plug for power, an excellent for upgrading an older RV. This system is also a great solution for rental trucks, cargo trailers, dump trailers, boat trailers (cameras are not submersible, so be sure to take them off before launching the boat), anywhere you need a backup camera but can't install a power wire.

After an extensive search for a camera system that could meet our RV needs and provide flexibility for various scenarios, I found the perfect solution in the wireless trailer camera.I can remotely control the rear camera of the RV by pressing the power button on the monitor's power wire, eliminating the need for me to step out of the cab to turn the camera on or off. This is my favorite feature.Straight out of the box, the camera seamlessly starts working without the hassle of pairing. The picture quality is impressive, and the included memory card adds a touch of convenience. The magnetic mount is exceptionally strong, requiring both hands to remove it—an assurance of its stability during use.The only area for improvement is that I hope this trailer camera system can support simultaneous pairing with four cameras as soon as possible, as it currently only supports two cameras.For professional use, the easy setup, factory-paired display and camera, and the option to add more cameras make it a versatile choice. The display quality is exceptional, offering a crisp view day and night with consistently smooth video. I can't wait to use it on our upcoming holiday trip!