Installed this camera on a 2011 Honda Odyssey with the S8 Gen2 premium head unit. The installation was fairly easy but time consuming because I'm not an expert by any means. The camera came with plenty of wire to go from back of vehicle to front hiding it behind the plastic trim.Things to consider for installation:1. You have to remove some of the interior trim if you want to do a clean install.2. You have to do some wire splicing.3. If you're inexperienced like me, watch YouTube videos BEFORE you start the install.My vehicle already had a stock backup camera but the Atoto camera is much better quality. At first I did not like the simulated panoramic view but after updating the firmware of my head unit I got an option to disable this feature in the general settings.If you don't have that option, try going to settings > tap System 4 times > enter the code 3368 > there should be an option to disable this feature from there.Both options shown in pictures before and after.If this doesn't work for you, contact Atoto support and they will give you instructions relevant to your unit, that's how I got mine!

Install so I would be able to see my hitch when hooking up trailers. Simple install to go along with my Atto A6 head unit.

it's a great camera very clear picture, only at times it flickers lines & have not pinpointed the cause . I know it's not bad connections just every once in awhile I get these annoying lines flickering through my radio screen!! anyone else have this issue? It's hardwired through an atofo f7 double din radio.

I put this camera on the back of my RV. It works great, but my only comment is that the images appear smaller and further away than live or in a rear view mirror.

This is a great little camera that doesn't break the bank. Video quality is very good and manufacturing quality is outstanding. I would recommend you put the exposed wire in a split wire loom to prevent damage in the future.