5" Digital Color TFT LCD Car Reverse Monitor for Rearview Camera DVD VCR

According to the specs the resolution is 480 x 272. It's good enough for a $25 display.

By Thomas A Boyd on April 21, 2018

It has no on/off switch, it comes on when it receives 12v to the power lead. As a backup camera, typical wiring would be to power it from the backup lights and hook the monitor to the camera with the other leads, that way the monitor would only turn on when the backup lights come on. For testing, you can power it with … see more It has no on/off switch, it comes on when it receives 12v to the power lead. As a backup camera, typical wiring would be to power it from the backup lights and hook the monitor to the camera with the other leads, that way the monitor would only turn on when the backup lights come on. For testing, you can power it with a rescue battery to see if it comes on that way. see less

By William Back on April 10, 2018

If all your wiring is correct and your car is running is should come on as you go into reverse. Your power should come from your back up light. Like I said if it is all hocked up right you could have a bad unit. You could call the supplier or email them about what is going on ......both of the ones I have do a ve… see more If all your wiring is correct and your car is running is should come on as you go into reverse. Your power should come from your back up light. Like I said if it is all hocked up right you could have a bad unit. You could call the supplier or email them about what is going on ......both of the ones I have do a very nice job. see less

By the tucker on April 8, 2018

no

By ken kemp on April 6, 2018

I installed mine on my 2011 Tundra which was pre-wired for a backup cam. I found those wires in the dash by the radio since that would have been where the factory monitor is. Find your factory wire that has 12VDC power on it when you put your vehicle in reverse and connect the red wire to that by splicing into it. The … see more I installed mine on my 2011 Tundra which was pre-wired for a backup cam. I found those wires in the dash by the radio since that would have been where the factory monitor is. Find your factory wire that has 12VDC power on it when you put your vehicle in reverse and connect the red wire to that by splicing into it. The black ground wire can be hooked anywhere as long as it is a metal surface. You can search the internet for your make/model vehicle to see where the wire will be for the reverse lights. The reverse wire is under the dash somewhere because it has to come from your gear shifter. see less

By Schmidty's Review on March 19, 2018

Quick answer off the top of my head is mode, contrast, dark/light.

By L. Young on February 10, 2018

The usual protocol is center positive

By Frederick W. on January 29, 2018

A camera is not included with this monitor, but yes it does have the same orientation as viewing in a mirror if the camera you are using is a "back-up" type camera. This monitor also comes on automatically when a signal is received, meaning I did not have to run a wire from the monitor to the reverse wire in the vehicl… see more A camera is not included with this monitor, but yes it does have the same orientation as viewing in a mirror if the camera you are using is a "back-up" type camera. This monitor also comes on automatically when a signal is received, meaning I did not have to run a wire from the monitor to the reverse wire in the vehicle. The camera power is attached to the backup lights and when in reverse the monitor automatically displays the image from the camera. see less

By Agnes Hodgson on January 23, 2018

Yes it did and you need to peel it after the installation process completed

By Alex Lin on January 12, 2018

I didn't have my chance to try it. It was DOA. Missed 30 days return window. Overall experience - waste of time and money.

By Paul Y. on December 20, 2017