HD Backup/Front/Side View Camera with Gold Rim, GreenYi AHD 720P Reverse Rear Cam for Car, SUV, RV, Trailer, Camper, Van, Pickup, Metal Shell, Adjustable Fisheye Lens, 170 Degrees Viewing Angle(Black)

I bought one of these for a cargo trailer. It works really well. Very clear picture. Very good ability to aim it just right. I then put one on mu Corvette along with a stereo head unit replacement. Then on my RV trailer. It's so much better I got a 4th one to replace the one that feeds the aftermarket head unit in my old truck. That one is in an aftermarket tailgate latch handle trim made for a camera. I had to get the flush mount adapter for that one and make the hole bigger in the trim. But it has a much clearer picture and is aimed better being adjustable. It's better by a Longshot than the factory one on my new truck. I thought that one was really good before. Now I know it's just so so.

I was getting boating lessons on my 3988 bayliner. I drive from the upper Flybridge. I mention to my instructor “ I wish I had a backup camera” because I can’t see the swim step / stern as I am approaching to back up to the dock. I can see how far I am from the bow but had no idea how far I am from the dock at the stern. That is when he mentioned the camera. Thank goodness he can do mechanical , wiring work and about anything else on a boat. It took him about 3 hours to install . Fishing wires through the mast to the chart plotter and mounting the camera . Money well spent! I have a 180 degree view!

This Green Yi adjustable 720P camera replaced another similarly designed camera, which was not adjustable and because of the design AND the way I chose to mount it (the first one), it pointed a little too low for a really good (normal) rear field of view. But my main goal was to see my trailer hitch ball when backing up to my boat trailer so for that it was perfect. The new Green YI, being adjustable, definitely allowed me to point it better. I now see (saw) my trailer hitch ball AND had a much better rear field of view. Score 1 star for Green YI. The mounting poisition I chose for my first backup simiarly non-adjustable backup camera was to go through one of the license plate mounting holes. These cameras are delivered in such a way that the mounting of it requires a hole of some kind through which to insert the threaded post of the camera. A nut is supplied to lock it in place after it is inserted through the hole. The wiring harness and its plastic connector (approx. 18" long) will fit through the mounting hole chosen. If the threaded post will fit through the hole, the connector and harness will as well. There are a couple of very important things to consider before choosing this mounting scenario. (1) Will the threaded post on the back of the camera housing be LONG ENOUGH to extend far enough behind the thickness of the 1) license plate, 2) the car's body material and 3) any other covers,facades, etc... Remember, you'll be securing it in place by the supplied nut and as long as that threaded post extrudes far enough through the afore-mentioned obstacles, you're good to go. I had to grind down a little metal just a wee bit to get the nut to catch and thread enough to lock on. Many people will not be willing or able to do this. But fret not, the #2 STAR rating for this product is awarded for the additional mounting configuration options supplied with the camera, as well as a very quick "silent", but demonstrative" video showing how to disassemble the delivered camera housing and reconfigure it with one of the other options. One of the other options does not require a hole for attaching the camera to whatever surface you choose because it uses two-sided tape. This would obviously be the quickest and easiest and probably most versatile installation method, but I cannot comment on how secure of long-lasting that type of installation is because I've never done it. The other option uses a small bracket to which the housing is attached. This option gives you some additional flexibility but probably not as much as using the stick on method. The bracket will have to be attached somehow, either by screws or tape, but again, I do not know how durable the tape method will be. I suppose that will depend on the quality of the tape. Finally, but still importantly, with either of these optional mounting methods, you'll still have to get the video wires inside of the vehicle so make sure you know where you are going to be able to run those wires. You may have to drill a small hole big enough through which to run the plastic connector. The 3rd STAR rating is for the video quality. This is where it is important for you to do a little research. This camera is designed for a specific resolution and will look best on a screen/monitor/head unit with a matching screen resolution. Also, make sure that the supplied video cable connector (yellow RCA type) is what will match up with your viewing device's video input jack! Most will accept the RCA connector, but just make sure. This camera allows for some video signal diversity and I am not totally sure about what that means. One the video cable there is a spot where there are a few exposed colored wires. To accomplish one or more of the "video signal options", yiou would simply snip/cut one or more of the wires depending on what you need. Green Yi attempts to explain these options/settings, but, as we all have come to know, the Chinese [often] do not produce very precise, detailed, logical and understandable instruction manuals. That is why I haven't messed with any of those wire-snipping options. I prayed that when I plugged the RCA connector to my head unit.. that it would work... and it did thank God. There are grid lines built into the image you see, which appear to be accurate. Most of the time, the image pops up quickly on my screen when I put my vehicle in reverse, but occassionally there is a longer delay. Overall, the video quality is good, but I don't think it's stunning by any means. Again, if you're viewing device is capable of higher resolutions, get the highest your unit will support. One the big reasons for not rating this product higher seals with the fact that the wires coming out of the rear of the camera itself are EXTREME THIN AND DELICATE. I have twisted off (broken) the wires from both the original camera and the new Green YI in the same way. I had to replace the handle and locking mechanism on my 2002 Toyota Sequioa and in the process of trying to disassemble things, those delicate wires broke easily. And, again. to be fair, that is because I chose to use the threaded post mounting method. Had I used one of the other mounting options, I believe I would not have had to damage the wires. To Green YI, I would suggest using a similar plastic connector on the camera end of the cable as you do on the other end of the cable, which connects to the power/video harness so that it can be quickly assembled/disassembled without risk of twisting and breaking the wires. And better instructions in better English would be greatly appreciated as well. I hope this kind of review helps you in choosing the best backup camera for you (if your vehicle did not come with one already).

Very clear, accurate, and sharp picture. It does everything I need and was customizable to reverse the picture and eliminate guide lines. It included a long enough wires and the chrome finish is high quality. Easy to install and a great value as well.

When I ordered this I thought I was getting the EXACT one that was on my Ford escape. It looked sooooo much like the one on there, but when I had disassembled everything and checked to make sure they were the same, I was truly disappointed because they are NOT the same at all. They are two totally different cameras.....

Complete kit, includes everything necessary for installation. Once setup, the video quality exceeded my expectations. Moreover, the optional camera mounts offer options for a clean and OEM look.

Let's start by making things clear: I have no car knowledge, no electrical knowledge and had no idea what I was getting into when I bought this camera.I thought I would just need to replace the camera and be done with it.When I actually started to check my car, I realized that half of the original wire had burnt, so I was going to have to replace everything.I struggled for hours...had no idea what I was doing.At some point, I thought, let me try to contact the seller. I thought I would barely get an answer, and expected the seller to tell me to return the camera and get rid of me and my questions. Instead, the seller went above and beyond to help me figure out how to install everything in the car. Thanks to his help, I was able to install everything properly and it works as a charm now.In the process of installing the camera, I did something wrong and broke it. He immediately sent me a new one without even me asking anything.I also needed a cable for the power source, and he also sent me one to help me out in my process.Not only I was able to install the camera on my car, but I got additional product to help me achieve that, and most importantly, I received the support.We even had quite some fun going through that installation, which was very welcome after being so frustrated when I tried alone.The service and education received during this entire process is probably 50 times more than the price I paid for this camera.Product works great, you can buy it.Service is stellar, so you can buy with confidence.I don't even think my review is good enough to represent fairly how good the service was.Highly recommend.Note: we mostly used Whatsapp to communicate which was really easy, convenient and smooth.