Totally happy with this one; thought I'd share. I purchased this Pormido from Amazon, based upon the reviews / the purported night / anti-glare capabilities. definitely lives up to it (works extremely well at night.)
I installed the rear cam slightly differently than the other installs i've seen posted, thought it worth describing. Instead of running the cables down under the trunk weather seal, and then into the headliner (or mounting on the headliner itself, which i think looks less than optimal,) I ran the cable along the one of the existing cable runs into the cabin, and then made a small hole in the gasket to feed it through. It was a bit laborious to run the cable this way (and a bit nerve wracking getting my hand under the headliner to retrieve the cable,) but the end result looks super clean. This pic is pretty terrible, I'll snap a better one later, but you'll get the idea.
on the left, you can see a bit of the cable, but that's all that's visible. Basically, run it through the grommet, pulll it out back into the trunk, and then feed it back in under the headliner up to the front of the car.
camera / view out the rear (for comparison)
new view - slightly different
I used an obd2-->mini usb for power. piece of cake.
Happy to answer any q's!
I installed the rear cam slightly differently than the other installs i've seen posted, thought it worth describing. Instead of running the cables down under the trunk weather seal, and then into the headliner (or mounting on the headliner itself, which i think looks less than optimal,) I ran the cable along the one of the existing cable runs into the cabin, and then made a small hole in the gasket to feed it through. It was a bit laborious to run the cable this way (and a bit nerve wracking getting my hand under the headliner to retrieve the cable,) but the end result looks super clean. This pic is pretty terrible, I'll snap a better one later, but you'll get the idea.
on the left, you can see a bit of the cable, but that's all that's visible. Basically, run it through the grommet, pulll it out back into the trunk, and then feed it back in under the headliner up to the front of the car.
camera / view out the rear (for comparison)
new view - slightly different
I used an obd2-->mini usb for power. piece of cake.
Happy to answer any q's!