Easy set up, clear picture. Works intermittently with lost signal increasing from every 20 seconds to 10. Like there isn’t enough memory. I’m using the cameras on three trailers, 10 foot, 16, and 20. Same results. It even occurs with the camera in my pickup bed.. I’ve rotated the cameras with the same result. The antennaes I have been in contact with the provider on several occasions with no resolutions. Even sent video of the issues. I requested 2 mounting plates I still have not received. They lulled me by saying it was lost in the shipping system. Allegedly resent. I ordered three mounting plates. Separate ly from the company they were received timely. I’m sorry I recommended the product to friends. They purchased with same results.

We received the camera undamaged from Amazon. Needed the metal plate for the back of our RV . Email Vekooto and they shipped a plate right away,but it was lost in the mail. So requested another one and received that one. Charged the camera and put up the metal plate . We then drove from Minnesota to Texas on a few roads that I thought for sure we lost it , but it was hanging on. It has a very clear picture, easy to use . It did lose it connection a couple times. It would of been great if it had sound.

“The VEKOOTO VK7-1 solar-powered wireless backup camera is a great choice for those who want an easy installation without complicated wiring. Its magnetic mount allows for quick attachment and removal, while the solar charging feature reduces the need for frequent recharging. The 7-inch IPS touchscreen provides clear Full HD 1080P images, even at night. The auto sleep mode helps conserve battery life. Perfect for trailers, campers, and trucks, this camera is a convenient and highly functional solution!”

I am absolutely thrilled with the Magnetic Solar Wireless Backup Camera! As someone who frequently uses a trailer, I was looking for a solution that would make hitching and reversing a lot easier. This camera does just that—and more!The 7-inch IPS touchscreen monitor is crystal clear, providing sharp, HD 1080p images, even in direct sunlight. The touch interface is incredibly responsive, making adjustments a breeze. The camera’s magnetic mount is strong and secure, ensuring it stays in place without needing to drill any holes.I also love the solar-powered feature—it eliminates the need to worry about constant recharging or battery replacements. The camera is wireless, which makes installation super easy with no complicated wiring required. Plus, the auto sleep mode helps conserve battery life when not in use.This camera is a game-changer for backing up my RV, trailer, and camper. The wide-angle view and high-definition resolution make hitching a trailer so much safer and more accurate. I highly recommend this camera to anyone looking for a reliable, easy-to-use backup camera system for their vehicle or trailer!I hope this works for you! Let me know if you'd like any changes.

I don't usually get overly excited about these types of products. Normally I would prefer to use cameras which are permanently built in/permanently attached/hardwired into the vehicle's electrical system. However, in this case I needed a backup camera for a vehicle that's considerably older (2004) with no easy way to incorporate a camera into the existing system (I mean... it is old enough to where it doesn't even have a screen beyond the typical 8 digit or so display showing tuned frequency). Also, being an older van (and a conversion van at that), it doesn't have any "always on" 12v wiring in the area where the camera needs to go.Fortunately this product makes all of that a non-issue. The camera portion of the setup is entirely self contained - it has an internal battery to keep it powered, a solar panel to recharge said battery, it attached to the vehicle using a (STRONG) set of magnets (covered by a 1/4" thick layer of squishy foam to prevent any scratches), and - most importantly - submits its signal to the display wirelessly. So, you can place the camera virtually anywhere you would like, and it just works. The range is also quite good. During my initial testing, I was able to interact with the camera while the display was inside the house - a good 60 feet away.Additionally, if you need to mount this camera to a body part that is not metal (such as fiberglass panels), the manufacturer will send you a metal base plate at no charge, which you can attach anywhere using a set of screws. Then that serves as the base to which you attach the camera's magnetic bits.The display is a 7-ish inch touch screen. Clarity is decent (though I have not yet had a chance to try this in bright, direct sunlight). Not 100% sure on resolution, but from some of the on-screen messages I've seen, it looks like it uses a 720P resolution. The display comes with an adjustable arm which has a suction cup on the other end, so you can attach it to the top of your dash, or to the windshield. From experience, these suction cups aren't the most reliable, and I haven't had a chance to take this on any significant drive, so the jury is still out on that.The camera can be used as a backup camera, as well as a regular dashcam type camera. In the settings you can enable or disable the typical set of perspective lines that superimpose on the video signal to give you an idea of where you're going while backing up. You can also enable or disable recording functionality, and set the length of the clips it stores on the (included) memory card. It does have a 32GB card included, which is a nice touch, however, as always, if you plan to rely on the footage being recorded for any serious purpose (such as to document potential crashes), do yourself a favor and buy a reputable brand memory card instead (such as Sandisk). The manual mentions it supports up to 128GB.The base/display is capable of syncing with 2 separate cameras to the one main control unit. In the settings it is configured for a single screen out of the box, but you can go into the settings to pair a second display. Within the initial controls that show when you tap the screen once, you can tap the camera icon to cycle "camera 1" > "camera 2" > "camera 1 & 2 split screen". Pretty nifty!Finally, the camera comes with both a USB wall charger (recommended to charge the camera's battery before first use), as well as a 12v power plug (to power the display while it is in use). Unlike the camera portion, the screen does not have its own battery, so you need to keep it plugged in during use. Both the camera and the display use USB-C connectors (yay - finally).Overall highly recommend this! Based on the experience so far, I will be getting a couple more of these for some of our other vehicles!