Nextbase Dash Cam Compatible Rear Window Full Rear View Camera Compatible with 322GW, 422GW, 522GW, 622GW Dash Cams All Round Protection, Fully Adjustable Magnetic Mount

Fonctionne très bien. Le câble est assez long et la camera ne bouge pas tant que cela.

Great quality and price

Great quality, performs flawlessly.Easy to install, thorough directions in the box and even more on the website - videos showing you how to install, and even hardwire the cameras.My Nextbase dashcams have never missed a beat, and produce great quality videos. Highly recommend them.

The camera I purchased and wanted was a corded camera that plugs into the side of the Nextbase 522 or 422gw dash-cam. With roughly 22 feet of cord, this camera will easily meet your requirements for installing on any foreign or domestic passenger vehicle. As one of the reviewers said "test the cord and camera first to confirm functionality prior to running the wire and camera in your vehicle." I used the little cord tool device that came with my Nextbase 522gw dash-cam to hide the wire in between the ceiling of my car and the pillars, and opted it to trail the wire down along with the cord that connects my OEM mirror on the front windshield. The camera itself has a base that has 3M foam tape that appears flimsy, but has held well now for over two months to the rear window of my car. I recommend the following:Do a dry run - try leaving the cord out and using the camera while driving prior to doing the final install (In case you don't like it)Plan the route of your cord, this helps with detours and having to take the wire down just to restart again.If you have a lot of excess wire left over, coil it in several paces rather than at the end or beginning - otherwise the wire bunches up, pops out, or pushes against what ever you place it behind, I had roughly 18 inches excess, so I coiled 6 inches at the end, middle and beginning, this way if I wanted to move or have to get around it later, I didn't have to deal with a big mess/re-running the whole cord.Do test runs and compare your video - make sure your camera is pointed to optimally catch the whole rear view, at first I had almost all pointing to the passenger side, then not enough on the passenger side.A few things I found out after setting it up:There's a picture in picture on the dash-cam screen when you plug this camera in, it pretty makes it impossible to look at the screen when driving (distracting). I found hiding the dash cam behind my rear view mirror helps and turning on the screen saver.Now you'll have up to four video files of the same time - depending on your settings there will be two videos one of the forward facing cam and one of the rear view, not the actual picture in picture as stated above.The camera captures video well even with window tenting, this changes at night depending on the ambient light/street lights, etc.It works well for what I want, I haven't had to use it as far as a car accident, but it brings me piece of mind. The manual states that the sd card should be formatted routinely (dash cam internal feature)I hope this helps

The final part for my Nextbase GW322 dashcam fit. Had the front already, and decided that for the odd idiotic driver on the road, it would be prudent to fit the rear screen camera.I was a bit daunted by the fitting of it, but when I started it was quite enjoyable. Having to fit to my Juke, I managed quite easily to route the cable through the rubber transfer tubing between the hatch and the car body. After that it was as easy as pie. With a simple push connection to the dashcam, it was done.It automatically records the video, and can be viewed easily by using your phone app. Takes a while to load, but after about 5 minutes, the front and back footage is easily located. Go to dashcam on your phone app; click the 3 dots and select, front, back or all. Done and dusted.Only one point to mention; when fitted, If the rear camera cable is twisted or in any kind of tension, it can swivel slightly on the magnetic mount. To avoid this, I attached a couple of self adhesive hooks, and then wound the cable around one, then the other.I was very happy with the fitting and the rear camera. I am a little bit more reassured that if the worst happens, I've got it covered.