What Wireless Rear View Camera would you recommend from personal general use?

[jow]

What Wireless Rear View Camera would you recommend from your personal general use?

What are some Pluses and Negatives such as:
1. Cost and Warranty?
2. Ease of installing and Angle Of View?
3. Color, Quality of Display, Water and Freeze Proof Camera?
4. Any Interference with Truck’s Electronic?
5. I just read in the search a ref wireless is not as good as wired due to some interference?

I looked at Yada @ 119.00 and Peak @109 at our local Pep Boys.
I’m 70ish and want to keep it simple on my 2007 SR5 2WD V6 with general use + Fishing/Firewood trailers connections.

Thanks For Your Help! I hope these are fair question in my search of info.

 

[LOSTR4]

This is what I used and it's been great! It's not a wirteless camera but fixed as I have read a lot of forums stating that the wireless function fails after about a year...That is why I went with this: Amazon.com: Pyle PLCM18BC License Plate Mount Rear View Backup Parking Reverse Camera, Built-in Distance Scale Lines, Night Vision Waterproof Cam, Zinc Black Chrome: Car Electronics

On a side note for the wireless versions, they are cheap and almost worth not having ot wire anything into the cabin...if it breaks, buy a new one as they are incredibly inexpensive...just my $.02

 

[wahoossi]

What Wireless Rear View Camera would you recommend from your personal general use?

What are some Pluses and Negatives such as:
1. Cost and Warranty?
2. Ease of installing and Angle Of View?
3. Color, Quality of Display, Water and Freeze Proof Camera?
4. Any Interference with Truck’s Electronic?
5. I just read in the search a ref wireless is not as good as wired due to some interference?

I looked at Yada @ 119.00 and Peak @109 at our local Pep Boys.
I’m 70ish and want to keep it simple on my 2007 SR5 2WD V6 with general use + Fishing/Firewood trailers connections.

Thanks For Your Help! I hope these are fair question in my search of info.

When I did my research I decided to stay away from the wireless because of the multiple interference sources and possible problems with multiple Bluetooth phones in truck . Cheaper wired cameras are ok in most well lighted conditions but the quality cameras will work with low light. I have been happy with this : Kenwood CMOS-230 Universal rear-view camera at Crutchfield.com from Crutchfield. It is extremely clear even at night with just my backup lights.