Magnetic Solar Wireless Backup Camera, 5" HD Monitor, 2-Min Installation True Wireless No Drilling, Rechargeable Waterproof Rearview Camera IR Night Vision, for RV Pickup Trailer (CTYC5)

The first set I purchased came with a nonfunctioning monitor. Immediately went on amazon and returned for a replacement which I recieved 2 days later.This camera works great. The picture quality is good for day time and night. I have it connected to a 20 foot car trailer and get 5 bars on the signal. Set up was super simple, the camera and monitor was already paired. All I had to do was mount and connect to power and waterproof the holes I drilled into the trailer.*EDIT* The camera does not work very well at high speeds. With the frame rate being so slow it looks very glitchy. Feels like it takes a picture every second instead of 30 FPS. Works great when going slow though.I modified the display mount a little bit to fit it how I wanted. I used a chisel and hammer and butterflied the rear slot a little bit to fit a wing nut in it. Ground the wings to get a fit that was more flush. Using the original mounting point only allowed me to have the monitor upside down due to my windshield being angled too much. The double sided tape didn't stick very well to my dash and I wanted a less permanent mount.

I recently bought this camera for my 20 foot cargo trailer, it has been really convenient, especially when backing up and also watching all cars behind me while I’m driving.The camera is very easy to use, and it connects quickly with a sharp clear image.The camera size proportions, including the screen, are all super convenient.I would say that adhesive backing on the cover that covers the magnets behind the camera could be a little better quality. It looks like it’s made of foo leather , mines started to show wear and tear right off the bat, but I don’t think it will be an issue. I only bring the camera out during use and I also purchased a container that holds and accommodates the camera and screen.

The media could not be loaded. I bought this system as a backup camera for my travel trailer but it can be expanded with more cameras for security as well. System bench test and set up prior to installation was simple, everything worked as expected. Camera was easily paired to the monitor and I had the system working within minutes. An SD 32GB memory card (for video recording) came preinstalled. The card can be formatted from within the monitor and it can also be easily swapped if necessary. Video files are AVI format and can be easily downloaded to a PC or Mac using a card reader for full control of viewing or editing. Video recording takes 10 MB/min, therefore a 32 GB card should be able to record about 55 hrs. All of the advertised features work as expected. The camera is video only, there's no audio capability. Menus allow full control of display intensity, contrast, color saturation (hue). Images can be mirrored or flipped 4 different ways. Up to 4 cameras can be paired to the monitor and scanned with adjustable delay or simultaneously in split screen mode. Image quality is excellent. Camera is waterproof, wide angle, w/ built-in IR LEDs for night vision. “P” guide lines can be turned on/off. The cigarette lighter plug for monitor power has a built-in USB charger port. There are two extension cables of different lengths for camera power; several mounting brackets and hardware including a suction cup mount for the monitor. Monitor brightness is adequate, resolution is excellent. Wireless range is excellent. Signal strength is displayed on the screen. Instruction manual is in English, fairly comprehensive and readable. Overall, I am very satisfied with this purchase.

Overall, I give this 4 1/2 stars due to the price and their customer support doing their best to help make it work as best it can.The pros: Good image quality, good display size, choice of Furion mount adapters, good low-light operation, camera and display seem well made (particularly for the price).The cons: some picture lag/dropouts (with original antenna), need to modify camera mount, suction cup display mount doesn't work on angled windshields (without mod - see picture and description below), would be nice if the parking aid lines were adjustable...as fixed ones depend greatly on the mounting position and aim of the camera.The details: Installation was not quite as easy as I had hoped, but it wasn't bad. The camera itself comes with a short and a long bracket. The long one did not have the center pivot hole drilled out and the spacing between the pivot position and the angle adjustment slot was shorter, requiring me to drill out the hole and make it oversize so the adjustment would work. I wanted to use the Furion pre-wire, and customer support was happy to send me one of two different adapters free of charge (A nice touch). The adapter I chose allowed me to bundle up the excess bit of wire into the eyebrow, and I used a bit of silicone to seal it from the top. I think the result looks decent, but it was just a bit more complicated than a direct replacement. For the monitor I wanted to use the suction cup mount (supplied), but the only way to attach it to the display using the supplied parts was to screw it into the bottom. This may work fine for vertical windshields...but doesn't if there is an angle. A trip to the hardware store to get a 1/4-20 black nut and I was able to attach the suction cup to the supplied U bracket (see picture). Initially I was concerned that the suction cup may not be able to hold, but it made an 1800 mile trip with no problems. So, installation for me required a trip to the hardware store and drilling out a bracket...not a major issue...but more effort than should be required.Using the supplied short antennas (pictured) the unit works with my 22 foot long metal camper trailer...when sitting still or moving very slowly/backing. When driving around town or on the highway and using the camera as a rear-view mirror, the system does suffer from choppy video and a 2 to 3 second delay at times. On the highway, the delay was also seen as were numerous dropouts in the video where the screen would go black for a few seconds before regaining signal. When I told XRoose support of the problem, they were happy to send a pair of remote antennas to see if that would resolve the issues. The remote antennas are 9 inches tall and have a 10 foot cord and magnetic base. Of course, camper roofs are not typically metal, so I will need to get some VHB tape to attach it (as well as some clips for the cable). For testing purposes, I taped the antenna down with some masking tape as far forward on the camper as possible (it was about even with my air conditioner at mid-trailer). Due to my truck configuration, I was only able to use the remote antenna for the camera and not the display (no way to route the cable outside the truck and still make it temporary/removable). Testing this configuration for a short city and highway trip, I found that the antenna does improve the delay and dropout issue. It isn't perfect, but for a wireless system I find it to be acceptable in this configuration. I will try to update this review after I get the remote antenna more permanently installed on the trailer and get more experience with the antenna.Overall, I am pleased with the result. It took a bit more effort than the plug-and-play Furion solution, but for half the price I have a larger screen with good picture quality and minimal video signal problems. I also found that XRoose customer support was very good at working to make the customer happy...something hard to find these days. If I could recommend a couple things to XRoose, it would be to correct the fit issue with the longer reach camera bracket and provide better default options for attaching the suction cup to the display (or at least throw in the 1/4-20 nut).