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Installed with no issue, not bad camera.
Installed with no issue -- the minimal instructions supplied are sufficient. Video quality seems fine, but I have no real experience on what to expect. Can see close objects fine at night in the reversing lights.
Image is reversed (normal for these cameras), but you can turn that off (by cutting a small wire during installation). Guidelines are overlaid on the image, and you can turn those off as well (again, cutting a small wire during the install). The guidelines are not adjustable in any way (i.e. you cannot 'move' them). Video cable was a little short (2001 Honda Odyssey minivan), but that was easily fixed with a short extension cable. Vertical camera angle can be adjusted by loosening a small screw on the bracked; horizontal camera angle cannot be adjusted once the bracket is attached to the vehicle (so make sure it goes on straight!). Bracket attaches with a 3M sticky pad, so screws not needed.
The unit is smaller than I expected - really tiny and light, which is probably a good thing :)
Feature-wise, adjustable guidelines would have been a nice feature, but what can you expect for the price...
Design-wise, it would have been nice if the video cable didn't have standard (rather biggish) RCA connectors on each end... it makes it a little hard to fish through hole and crevices etc.
Durability, I rated 3... I have only had it a few days, and have no idea how long the (plastic) casing will hold up.
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