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

After purchasing a new E bike I happened to find this product on Amazon, just browsing one day. But honestly, looking at the price of this rear Camera/monitor, I really did not know what to expect in regards to quality of picture, ease of installation, etc. I went ahead and purchased this product, and I could not be any happier, and it exceeded my expectations “by a lot”Installation was very easy and straightforward, and getting the rear camera aligned was very easy…I did it in my apartment, and I adjusted the camera to where I could just see the top of my rear tire, making sure that the camera was right side up, and not upside down. My very first ride it was perfectly adjusted…Great clarity, and a very wide angle viewI was almost shocked at the clarity of the picture, and I was really amazed at the very first vehicle that I saw behind me, as I watched it from a distance slowly move over, and then pass me. On the paved trail that I ride on quite frequently it was nice to see other cyclists approaching me, so I can move over if need be, and expecting them to be there. I was worried about the glare on the screen, and while there is some glare, I would say 90% of the time you can see the display perfectly clear, and the other 10% of the time you may have to move your head a little bit, or you can quickly put your hand over the display to remove the glare. I think I was more worried about the glare than anything, but really it’s a moot point.At around $65.00, this is a true bargain, and works better than I ever could’ve imagined, for something at that price (I would’ve paid three times that amount, and still would’ve been amazed)If you simply want to see vehicles behind you clearly, with no frills, you will be happy with this rear camera and monitor. The battery also lasts longer than expected, and my first ride was around two hours, my second ride for was for around two hours, and I still had half the battery life left (i’m not sure if it was fully charged to be honest) But it’s easy to takeoff the bike and charge, so I simply charge it every other day, that way I know it’s charged and I don’t need to worry about it.