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This camera works well for my intended use, I installed it on the rear of my 16 foot long utility/ recreational vehicle trailer as an aid to back it under a carport, through a gate, and into my backyard. I wired it into the reverse light circuit for the backup lights I installed on the trailer as well, it was not a difficult installation.This camera works very well to see where the trailer is pointed and how close to the fence I am directly in back of the trailer. It does not, however have a wide enough field of view to see all the way to the edges of the trailer. If I were able to mount it in a different location it may, but where I have it, it does not.This is a very good choice for the price, and as a wireless camera it works very well, with little to no lag time in the picture. Te picture quality is also excellent at this price point.

I chose the Leekooluu LK10 system over several close runners for a number of reasons, among them the overall mounting system, recording capability and warranty. Before doing anything else, I installed a 128gb SD card into the monitor. I performed the recommended pretest on my 2010 Dodge Ram 1500 and there was no hint of flutter or jitter caused by system incompatibility. The picture was sharp and clear, better than I expected. It was even better when I peeled the protective plastic off the monitor screen. To simplify camera installation I had to remove my license plate frame, it was too thick. As most do, I mounted the camera above the plate, and the system defaults to this location. For those who want the camera UNDER the plate, the video can be flipped. It LOOKS like the camera may be turned upside down on the frame by way of the two Phillips screws at the hinge and using the second hole. Then a video flip wouldn't be required. I didn't try it, no need. Running the camera wires to the back-up light to my satisfaction took several minutes. The taps made working with thin wires in a confined space relatively easy compared to splicing them. All in all, ( except for a brain fart ), installation was a breeze. My first ( second and third ) "hot tests" were failures, "No Signal". I gave the taps another squeeze each time, no help. I was about ready to start cutting and splicing wires when I realized I hadn't shifted into reverse ( DUH ). The picture was great, I was very satisfied with the display. Possibly due to system defaults, I somehow recorded six videos which were indistinguishable from live. Couldn't have had a better test if I had done it on purpose. I was surprised that the card was preformatted and compatible. I am very satisfied with the display and the entire system. My wife has a factory backup camera in her car and even she was impressed with the way it looked. I haven't check night vision yet, it's just passed noon, but I don't believe I'll be disappointed. I would not only recommend the Leekooluu LK10 I would endorse it.UPDATE: I have checked out the night vision of the system and, considering the area was lit solely by my back-up lights, I judge it to be very good to excellent.BTW, I used electrical tape to secure the antenna along the camera mounting frame. More secure and somewhat less obvious than if I left it blowing in the breeze.A WORD OF CAUTION; Compare the image on your monitor to that in your mirrors, both rear view and side. As with all rear view cameras, objects on the monitor are CLOSER than they appear.

Short story, this system is outstanding! Just an all around great value for the money. Easy to setup and use. So if you're in a hurry, or don't like to read, I definitely recommend the LeeKooLuu LK10.For those wanting a little more info, I first bought a comparably priced unit from Auto-Vox. I had all sorts of trouble getting it to connect. Eventually the seller made it right. But when I was finally able to use it, it was completely lacking. Primarily due to poor adjustability for the guide lines. There were only a few "canned" options, and none of them came close to matching the width of my sedan.So, I bought the LeeKooLuu LK10 to see if it would be any better. I was optimistic given the advertised adjustability. And man did it deliver! It gives you options for line height, width, and even offset. So much that I'd be confident it could work with pretty much any vehicle out there.While the adjustability alone makes it much better than the Auto-Vox, it doesn't stop there. The screen is much more vivid and defined than the one that came with the Auto-Vox. The LeeKooLuu looks very much like HD. And frankly is sharper than the stock camera/screen from our other vehicle (which is pretty nice).Setup is also super simple. I went the route of tapping into my reverse light. Easy peasy, and worked flawlessly. Although I did need to strip some of the outer wire insulation to get the positive and negatives where they needed to be. Once wired, the initial connection took seconds and has been rock solid. Very little delay/lag when putting the car into reverse as well. For the price, I don't think you can find a better unit than the LK10.With that being said, there's one thing I wish it had. The single upside for the Auto-Vox is that the screen would automatically power on/off as the car is put in and out of reverse. The LeeKooLuu doesn't have that feature. Instead you need to manually toggle a button on the cigarette lighter to turn the screen on and off. It's not a terrible inconvenience, but is a little annoying. In spite of that, I'd still buy it again.I also am not the biggest fan of the mount (but all backup camera's like this use the same suction thing). The first location I tried putting it lost suction within an hour. The second location was better, but wasn't in an ideal spot. So I ultimately took some measurements and designed a 3d printed cradle for it that's held on using some angle brackets that slide under the dash trim. Not only does it look much cleaner, but the monitor is much more secure this way. However, since not all people will have the means to design and print a comparable cradle, you should be aware that the included suction mount may not be all that great.Overall, this unit is phenomenal and much better than the Auto-Vox. The reason for the 4 star (and not 5) is due to having to manually turn the screen on and off. Again, it's not a massive issue. Just would be nice to have that happen automatically. So even in spite of that one little "quirk", I would highly recommend the LeeKooLuu LK10.

This was purchased formy aging father in law. His automobil doesn't have a back up camera. This was his birthday gift. It was easy to install. Took only about 30 minutes. Most of that was researching which wires i needed to tie into. Once connected it worked perfectly. My father in law was very pleased. The screen's picture was easy for him to see and make out what was behind him. Great product.

Installed this on on 2009 Corolla. The installation was very easy since this is wireless from Camera to Monitor. The size of the monitor is perfect. Cigarette Lighter powers the Monitor, and my Reverse Lights powers the Camera. The picture quality is great. I decided not to use the supplied mounting hardware. I made my own out of aluminum and gorilla strength double sided tape.

A good product that works well. Simple directions and easy to install. The view from the camera is very good.

We just got our backup camera the other day, & it is installed and working perfectly!! The instructions are clear and concise and it was installed within 25 minutes. The screen is very clear and works perfectly for backing up to our boat trailer.If you do need help the agent is very willing to guide you thru any troubles you are having.

Testing is a must before install,mine did not work so sent a email and called the number and was great to talk to a person.They sent a replacement right away and it worked great.The image is great good clear picture.My system is mounted in a 1932 Ford 3 window hot rod great addition for backing up in tight car show spots,camera is hardly noticeable on the back.Very good qualityThank you Leekoouu

I found this camera very easy to install and use. Very happy with this product.

I installed this camera in my 2015 Chev Silverado with very little problem. The instruction manual is very straight forward. The picture quality is fantastic. I am using the camera for full time rear view rather than a back up camera. The initial test installation worked perfectly but when i installed it on the licence plate at the rear of the truck, I could not get it to work. It kept coming up "no signal found". After re-checking all my connections and fiddling around with it, I finally got it to work. It still comes up "no signal found" for a few seconds when you initially turn it on but then works great. Not sure why this happens but really it is not a problem.

I liked the product in that it was easy to set up except for trying to pair it. That didn’t seem to work or it just automatically did it. What I didn’t like is it that the image goes black when my engine is idling or any low rpm either in drive or reverse. It will work if I’m stationary in park. So basically as a backup feature it doesn’t work. It is good picture though and works great as a rear view mirror while driving. I used it on our motorhome.