Digital Wireless Backup Camera and Monitor System, LASTBUS Night Vision Waterproof Wireless Backup Camera + 7'' LCD Wireless Reversing Monitor for Trucks RV Trailer Pickup Truck Camper

I installed this in our F250 that we use to pull a 40' 2021 Keystone Sprinter 5th Wheel.I installed the camera where the Furrion dummy was located. I made a white plastic plate the same size as the dummy plate and mounted the camera to the plate with small machine screws and lock nuts. Then i silicone sealed the plate over the hole in the coach. The camera looks like it belongs there.The only thing i did not like was that the camera on the back of the coach sometimes did not connect readily. So i bought this $14 antenna, attached it to the main antenna connector, and stuck the magnet mount on the roof of the truck. It works great now. The antenna can be found here: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07WHDQC4C/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1As some other reviewers have mentioned, the antenna on the camera can interfere with positioning but when i put the plate i made under the camera it gave some extra clearance so the antenna does not cause any problems now. I certainly would not deduct any stars for that minor issue. If the antenna were on the side of the unit there would be no problem at all.The second camera i put in the bed of the truck in line with the hitch so i can back in easier to connect. I am investigating with the manufacturer a magnetic mount for the camera so i can move it to the side of the truck and have a better view of what is beside me. I am even going to get a third camera to put on the passenger side. I'll update this review when I finish that project.All in all this is a great product and it was half the price of a Furrion system.

I wrote a review (below) when we first bought it three months ago. Since then we have been on many trips of 300-plus miles each. It is still working flawlessly. It connects so much better than the much more expensive Furrion. It is also much easier to adjust the angle of the camera to get it just how you like it for the rear view. One one-week long trip last month I had to switch vehicles from our Ford Expedition to a Suburban. I just moved the dash camera to the suburban, hooked up to the trailer and it all fired up instantly. No problems. Seems solid as a product.Our $450.00 Furrion conked out after 6 months. As best we could tell it was the camera, not the monitor. The signal finally just came and went. For a mile or so it would work fine, then poltergeist-like fuzzy screen for three miles. Then the screen came back on, then out etc. Tried all kinds of fixes.This one was half the price. The screen and particularly the camera(s) seem very well made, lot of thick metal on the cases, brass screws, etc. It just feels higher quality than the Furrion. Hook up was instant as soon as we plugged it in. Very nice picture quality.We are towing a 19 foot trailer with a Ford Expedition, so not a particularly long rig. So far so good. I recommend it.

Ok it works well sort of. It constantly disconnects & you have to fidget with it to get it to work. The power connection for this is absolute GARBAGE!!! The center plugs/pins fit loosely at best which allow the cameras to connect & mostly disconnected all the time. Debating on trying to hard wire cameras & take my chances since I’m sure then don’t want to address the issue of crappy cheaply made cords but will see. Most likely going to return this before it’s a pile of expensive useless junk you can’t even use. You all willing to provide a better set of cords that actually work correctly & that fit tightly? Camera picture quality when it works isn’t the bast as it fairly grainy. I know this isn’t a 4K video quality but I feel it has about the same picture my old flip phone 20 years ago use to produce about the same quality of pictures or video. Instructions are very lacking basically because they are not there. If you have basic knowledge it’s not hard to figure out but for the novice you will have a bit of a hard time without instructions for sure.

Just installed, picture is great. Synched right up. I just wish the antennas hinged closer to the camera. There isn't enough room between the back of the camera and the bracket - if you mount with the bracket behind the camera - for the antenna to fit. The instructions say they will mail you an antenna extension cord for free but that shouldn't be necessary for a normal installation.

This backup camera performed without flaws on our 3 week trip last fall. I bought two cameras and installed both on the top back corners of my RV. I set one for long range so I can see traffic patterns at least a mile behind me. I set the other for a short range when passing or backing into a site.The picture was crystal clear on the screen that sits easily in the middle of my dash. Easy to go back and forth between cameras. It was wonderful to be able to see all around the trailer during travel.I needed a larger bracket than what was sent. I contacted the company and they sent me larger brackets that worked for my application. You may remember that it was hard to get stuff delivered last year. The brackets came in a couple days. Great service!Installation was easy after I figured out what was ground in RVs made in America. I had green and white wires coming out of my RV. I had black and red wires on the cameras. I found a chart that basically said white was ground. It worked and I am very pleased with results. It's a relief to be able to see all the traffic near you as pass, exit, and merge. Wonderful product from Last Bus!

I was impressed at the ease of use. The cameras are paired from the factory and if a reset is required, they are easy to get reconnected.Image quality is good. Just keep in mind that greater distances may require a different antenna (such as an RV or trailer). Customer service will help you find the extra hardware if needed.

When you open up the box, this seems like a very high quality setup! All the materials are high quality. When you turn on the cameras, it looks like a cellphone video from the 90s, that is, when it connects at all. I put a camera on front and rear of my truck, both went in and out of signal while everything was standing still. Not very happy about this product for the amount of money I spent..

We have a truck and camper, and we use the one camera mounted up high on the rear of the camper to be able to clearly see traffic behind us.The other camera will be mounted lower to see side lane traffic when not towing our boat, or when we are pulling the boat, it will be positioned to be able to see the boat in case of tire failures or other problems.The 7 inch monitor on this system is quite bright and clear, very adjustable, and we will likely make a couple of brackets and mount it up over the rear view mirror in the truck.We have found the seller of this unit to be very helpful, and would recommend this to anyone.

The customer service at Lastbus are second to none. I had an issue with a Furion adapter mount installed on my RV and Jennifer at Lastbus was very helpful in fixing the problem.