FEISIKE Handlebar Bike Mirror, Bicycle Rear View camera with 4.3'' HD Night Vision Function, 145° Wide Angle View, Adjustable Rotatable Bracket, Compatible with Bicycle, Mountain, Road Bike

I love this rear-view camera and screen! Color and image are very bright and clear.... battery is strong, lasts a long time.It's so much easier just to glance down at the screen to see what's going on behind me...instead of constantly turning my head around. From a safety point of view, it's absolutely wonderful! Easy installation and good instructions.First-class item, wish I had this thing a long time ago!

Just installed it today. Easy install. Works great. I ride an urban ebike on streets in our community. New to biking and aging (I'm 77), I worried about cars coming up from behind. I tried using mirrors, but the view from behind was just not good enough. So, I bought what I jokingly tell my friends was a backup cam for my bike. But this is serious business. I always know what's approaching from my six. I always know the way is clear before I begin a left turn. The video is sharp and bright and I feel much safer.

The media could not be loaded. First let me say, this camera works great, was easy to install and a breeze to set up. The picture resolution is very good, the screen is large, the glare isn't too bad, even in bright sunlight and you can see the screen even if the sun is straight overhead. The field of view is very wide allowing you to see a large area surrounding the rear of your bike. Both the rear camera mount and the screen mount are adjustable to fit most any bar. I posted a video showing how they mount and also how the screen looks while riding. Keep in mind the video of the screen while riding shows a lot more glare than you actually will have. This is probably due to me filming with my Iphone which likely exaggerates the glare factor. The camera does not have recording capability.Now, on the negative side, I honestly wanted this camera to help me watch for and see traffic coming from behind but, alas, it does not accomplish that too well. The reason is, as most typical cameras do, it works like a convex mirror, objects appear far away. At distance, you cannot see what's back there, be it a car, truck, etc. Once the object gets within probably 40-50 yards, you will then be able to see what's back there. Now let me stress, the camera functions very well and I have no issues with anything about it other than what's mentioned above. Because of this, I deducted a star, giving it a 4 but really, just about any camera is going to perform this same way.I'll keep and use this camera because I do like that you can see a wider area directly behind you than you can with any mirrors. I like to watch the traffic right behind me that's following me to make sure of when they pass or to make sure they're not going to run me over. This camera accomplishes that well and another plus is, you don't have to keep looking at your mirrors, taking your gaze from looking straight ahead, you can just look down at the camera.Overall, this camera will add to your safety and comfort when riding. I would recommend not getting rid of your mirrors and relying on ANY camera as your sole means of watching what's behind you. Think of the camera as a supplement to your mirrors and giving you a broad view of the area immediately behind you. Of course, if you do not have any mirrors, obviously this camera will be a huge difference, just weigh out the limitations and decide for yourself.

Camera works great, Have it mounted on my electric trike. had a problem with bracket, they took care of it. Most EXCELLENT customer service !!!!! Thank you very much.

I have a 20" fold-able ebike. Naturally, it's a step-through. The cable from the camera to the monitor was too short. Not much, but nevertheless, too short. I ordered an 18" extension cable https://www.amazon.com/dp/B083L8BTFW?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 which worked perfectly. Unfortunately, I couldn't find a short extension cable with 90 degree bend like the original. The the question you need to ask yourself is whether you'd rather hide excess cable for the sake of a 90 or get the minimum length necessary to bridge the shortfall.Another observation is that for this application, 720 dpi is plenty. Since this isn't a camera, only a monitor, the higher resolution wouldn't provide any benefit. Checking the monitor periodically as one does with rear-view mirrors, 720 dpi is more than adequate. Lastly, installation and setup was a breeze. I am very happy with the outcome and the cost is only slightly more than a set of good mirrors.