Itomoro Baby Car Camera, Dual Channel 5 inch Display with 2 IR Night Vision Camera, Easily Install Baby Car Mirror 1080P Clear Car Baby Camera for Rear Facing Seat Backseat ACZ403

Love this camera. Great picture quality even in night mode

This has definitely been one of my favorite purchases since having two babies rear facing in the car! The cameras are small and so the babies aren’t distracted by them, but the screen is super great quality and I love the night mode so I can see them in the dark! Installation was pretty easy just a lot of back-and-forth between the backseat and the front seat

Bought these for a coworkers bday gift and was very pleased with the quality the video quality was so clear and made them feel better being able to see their babies while on the road. I didn’t install so can’t give an honest review on that, but he said it was very easy and still loves it

I have a Ram 1500 Crew cab, and the cables are "just" long enough to the cameras for a clean install (IE the cables are mostly hidden), but the power cable has to drop STRAIGHT down, to be mounted under the mirror. I probably could have put it in the bottom corner of the windshield and had enough cable, but that would have required me to look too far off where I need to as the driver to see the views. Picture is clean, clear, and crisp. Nightvision IMHO switches on a little early, and is a little fuzzier than I was hoping for at night, but it's still a really good view. gives you plenty of information to keep an eye on your kid(s). You just might not be able to tell which flavor of snack they are eating... The red LED in the power adapter is bright AF though. Like distractingly bright at night if you can't put it in the glovebox/center console, you will want to find some way to cover it.d My only "wish" (other than longer cables) is that they had a 4th mode where it was Channel 2/Channel 1 (IE #2 on the left), or maybe the ability to do it in portrait instead of landscape. When you use the viewer as the split view, it squishes the view of both cameras, so it looks a little off, but again, it's still WAY better than the stupid mirrors. I have already recommended this to a couple friends for their kids. I plan to extend the power cable here soon, as it looks to just be a standard barrel jack. UPDATE: I bought a second one for my wife after the birth of our second child. I found that the "newer" unit replaces the M12/M8 screw connectors on the camera wire(s) with what I believe is an M8 push connector. So it makes it easier to route through body panels, but is a much weaker connection, and the pins are much more fragile. It also doesn't "key" as well (IE self align), so it is more likely for someone to screw up the connection. It also will likely not stand to as many plug/unplug cycles if you want to change how it is set up, or move it to a different vehicle/give it to someone else when you don't need it anymore. They did not change the power connection/adapter at all, so it still has the very bright red LED in the power adapter, that is massive, with a cord that is too short to be able to really route cleanly. It's also pretty much the only 12v car powered accessory now that doesn't have USB integrated into it, so I had to change around my wife's car setup as I lost that charge port.

The camera and monitor itself work great and are easy enough to use. The problem is with the way it attaches to the dash. Actually attached to the unit is a suction cup with a lever. It is the weakest suction I’ve ever experienced and doesn’t actually suction to even glass. To get to assist the suction is this little piece of smooth plastic with adhesive on the bottom. Again, this is the weakest adhesive I’ve ever seen. And the suction doesn’t even work anyways. Even if you can get the suction to work, the weight of the monitor lifts up the adhesive over time and you’re back to square one.