EKYLIN Front View Camera, Car Auto Front View Forward Camera Screw Bumper Mount Universal Fit Non-Mirror Image w/o Grid Lines

Delivery was quicker than I expected but the product I got is different from the image posted.

I use this product for driving assistance.

Chose this camera because it was the cheapest 22.5 mm (7/8 inch) option out there. After a tiny bit of filing the camera fit nice and snug into the spare tire lock hole on my 2005 F-150. The camera body is metal, and to keep the camera from swiveling inside the body you have to remove the nut and then tighten the threaded insert, then you reinstall the nut. Wiring was similar to any other backup camera out there, plug in the extension cable and crimp on an eyelet to ground the black wire to the chassis back by the camera, then cap the red convenience wire back by the camera too. Next route the cable up the the radio. Yellow video cable plugs into the back of head unit and red convenience wire goes to accessory power. The last, and hardest step, is wiring the reverse trigger wire from the back of the head unit to the reverse light circuit. Had to do some probing but finally found the wire that gives 12V only when the truck is shifted into reverse. Soldered it in up under the drivers side dash and voila, the camera auto-activates when shifting into reverse. An added bonus of wiring this way is that I can select "camera" on the head unit to see what's behind even when driving, a big plus for monitoring trailers/cargo. Only complaint is that the colored guidelines seem to be set-up for a higher camera mount (i.e. the handle on a SUV hatch), as they seem to be angled up in this lower bumper-mount application.

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The camera angle is very hard to get straight if not impossible. You will see for gist yourself if you buy it. Good luck!

Only two things I didn't like. 1) the cutting tool cut too small. and 2) Night vision looks BLACK & WHITE and objects seem further away then what they are. What I suggest to future buyers is to connect the power to the stereo and place the camera in the area where they want to install it . If they like how it appears on their screen (at night) then go a head and drill out the hole with the supplied cutting tool, but keep in mind you might have to enlarge (it seem the tool was one size too small) the hole , like I did.Pete.