Rohent Backup Camera Monitor HD 1080P Night Vision Waterproof Car Truck License Plate Back Up Rear View Reverse Cam Kit DIY Gridlines R1

Excellent backup camera, has great quality picture

This camera works very well considering the price. I installed it in my 2011 Ford Ranger pickup (standard cab). Everything I needed for installation came with the product except for some electrical tape, a couple of sheet metal screws to attach the camera, cable ties and a grommet & putty for the hole I drilled through the firewall. I attached the power wires to the left backup light using the included wire connectors (see image). They made a very clean secure connection without cutting or splicing into the wires. The only difficulty was figuring out which wire on the backup light was the power feed and which was ground. Fortunately I was able to find an online wiring diagram and wire color chart for the Ranger (brown/yellow was feed, black/yellow was ground). I mounted the camera bracket behind the license plate on the bumper by drilling a couple of holes in the bumper and using sheet metal screws. The bracket is designed so that it goes over the top of the license plate and does not obscure much of the plate (see image). I ran the camera wire through the left frame rail. That was the most difficult part because the gas tank is right next to the frame. I was able to poke a stiff rod through the frame, then tape the camera wire to rod and pull it through. I secured it to existing wiring that also ran through the frame with cable ties where I could get to it. I drilled a 3/8 inch hole through the firewall for the cable and used a rubber grommet and putty to protect and seal the wire. I ran the wire up under the dash were I could then used stick on wire clips on the front of the dash to keep the cable neat and in place. There was plenty of wire. I had to coil up about 4' of extra cable and attach it out of the way under the dash. The Ford Ranger dash is pretty busy with no good place to mount the display. The curve on the top of the dash did not accommodate the included display mount. So I thought I would have to use a windshield mount, but I discovered that I could insert the lip of the included mount above the HVAC dash vents and secure it to the dash with some thin strips of mounting tape (see image). It is in a convenient location for glancing between the backup display and rear view mirror and does not obstruct the view out of the windshield. It also does not interfere with the operation of the vent louvers.Overall I am pleased with this camera. The high fixed headrests and shape of the cab in the Ford Ranger gives very poor visibility out of the rear window (even worse when you are carrying a load), so this camera is a great safety feature.

I have a small box van and a back up camera is essential. This is perfect. Set up was simple. I choose the push button install. Picture is very clear. The LED light around the camera is bright at night. I couldn't see it during the day but at night it is bright. I'm sure it would be illegal to have on at night.

This is a simple easy set up and for the price, you can't beat it. One of the deciding factors to getting this other than it being a wired system, was the movable lines on the screen. I have a wheelchair lift hitched on my truck. So I know that the camera lines would be off due to the height of the lift and where the camera would be placed. Some reviews said their lines do not show up on the screen and others didn't mention this or probably it worked. Took a gamble and to my disappointment, my system doesn't cone with the green, yellow, and red lines. I'm still going to keep it despite this because it is still a great camera. Word of caution though, you can customize the tint, contrast, brightness, etc... however, the amount that you can change is very miniscule. Really not a huge difference messing around with the settings. Best to keep it on the presets which is the best balance you can have for it quality. Overall, I'm happy with it even though there are no lines.

I installed it on my Kubota RTV1100. I absolutely love it from a convenience standpoint in hooking up a trailer. I also love it from a safety perspective as it related to small children being in a blind spot

This backup camera is very nice. The monitor has a crisp, clear picture. Grid lines are adjustable and can be turned on or off. The install was very easy. Nearly plug and play. Very happy with my purchase.

I was initially very happy with this backup camera. It was easy to install, had a clear display, and made reversing much safer. Unfortunately, after just 6 months of normal use, it completely stopped working. No signal, no image – just a blank screen.I expected better durability, especially for a device that’s supposed to enhance safety. I tried troubleshooting, but nothing helped. Of course, by the time it failed, the return window had closed. Really disappointing performance for the price.Save your money and invest in a more reliable brand.

It came with a defective screen. One of the corners had dead pixels spot - about a quarter inch square. Returning it and getting a new one seemed like too big of a hassle, so I kept it. Once installed it works ok, but it was not that easy to install. You need to be handy to install. I had to drill a hole for the cable behind the license plate and then route the cables through the car body. I also faced an issue with getting the lines on the screen. In the documentation is not clear that only one of the AV cables will show the lines. The screen does not stick well to the car surface and it falls off easily. I guess, the quality is ok for product, which only costs about $40.