YADA | 1080P App Controlled Portable Wireless Backup Camera, Solar Powered (BT532926)

The YADA App View Wireless Solar-Powered Adjustable Backup Camera combines the power of technology and the sun.

YADA | 1080P App Controlled Portable Wireless Backup Camera, Solar Powered, Universally Compatible
YADA BT532926

The YADA App View Wireless Solar-Powered Adjustable Backup Camera combines the power of technology and the sun. This system has a built-in lithium-ion battery that recharges through the solar panel. Utilizing a 2.4Ghz digital signal, the camera transmits a 1080P FHD rearview video image to the smartphone and YADA Drive app without interference. The wire-free installation and mounting process couldn't be easier. You can even ask Siri to "Open YADA Drive app" when it's time to reverse. Enhance your drive, today.

[Watch your Six, in Full HD]
Vehicle did not come with a built-in backup cam? This YADA portable FHD camera is exactly what you need. It’s universally compatible with cars, trucks, buses and RVs. It’s conveniently attached to your license plate, and the visual transmission to your mobile device is completely wireless so there’s no need to run a long cable through your vehicle.

[No Charging Required]
The Wireless Backup Camera features a Solar Panel that will always keep your device fully charged, all year long. The solar panel is built with extremely durable material and can function under any kind of weather: Rain, snow, wind, and heat. When sunlight isn't sufficient, you may also recharge the portable camera with any micro-USB cable.

[Smartphone Display]
Keep your hands on the steering wheel at all times; with the YADA Drive app, you'll be able to see what's going on behind your vehicle in real-time, allowing you to back into your garage or driveway with full confidence.

[Wide Angle View & Night Vision]
With its 120° wide angle lens, the portable rearview cam will cover the entirety of what’s behind your vehicle. Paired with the built-in automatic night vision, you will be able to see every single detail with clarity even when in the dark, significantly reducing the chance of accidents while backing up your vehicle. Less dents, more safety.

[More Durable, More Reliable]
The portable add-on backup camera is engineered with extremely durable IP67 material that’s built to withstand any kind of condition; rain, snow, or heat… it’ll stay securely attached to the back of your vehicle.

[kingzach]

HA! If only it were that seamless to setup! I've never been successful at getting this app to pair with the Camera. I have tried to connect to it numerous ways and can't get it to connect. Even though my phone sees it under Bluetooth and even when the app actually recognizes that the camera exists, as soon as I try to connect it fails.

[williamtoledo]

Works great for a couple seconds but when car is moving and you try to connect when you have no visibility on your mirror and you want to use this as a extra help is impossible to reconnect. Van is 30FT. Instructions said connectivity up to 32ft.

[done]

How long will the battery last before needing a charge? How long does it take to charge using solar? My car is always garaged, and I don't drive her much.

[POTFULLOFGREEN]

Its alright but thats about it. Camera input is a bit laggy so it can be a challenge to get use to. Like i said, its alright if you dont want to invest into a wired camera to your touchscreen stereo and spend all the money to do that. However, this thing needs to charge and you mount it with screws. The second mount option is to stick the plate on the back of ur license plate... just do the first one its better.

[isnowyazn]

For those of you who are wondering about the ‘aim’ of this product, it’s virtually a (sorta kinda) easy way out, of DIY rigging a backup camera, without the general mess and headaches associated with routing up a wired backup camera to your car (with or without an existing stereo car play system).

For the $100, and at my local Walmart…. I’d rather pay and DIY that, rather than install a custom double DIN (default) touch screen stereo car play system. The double din system alone, for a decent one, is well into $2-300+, not to mention the costs and effort(s) for wiring it up and disassembling/reassembling your auto interior…

And if you were to get a custom double din car play stereo system installed on your car, that’s assuming it doesn’t requiring extra wiring and soldering (mostly cheaper kits), and that it doesn’t require extra or custom car interior pieces (depends on the car). Oh, and labor! That’s all gotta be AT LEAST another $2-400, depending…

I have a 2010-2011 Chevy Camaro coupe, and those only either come with really expensive aftermarket options, some which are partially assembled and some which need modifications to the existing car interior trim pieces. We’re talking about well over $3-500+, and STILL needing to do a fair amount of DIY work that goes beyond just ‘plug-n-play’. I think this is a fair compromise in my case, but that’s just my personal 2 cents on it.

[tylerbrown]

CNt get it to stay connected. Worked about three good times

[Leomorde_]

Doesn't hook up to your stereo???

[RinegnProductions]

The solar panel is nice but the camera is only visible when u connect with ur mobile device … that sucks

[hunter]

Not an optimal camera for backing up. Takes way too many steps to connect and too long. Eventually, after a bunch of clicks, the camera finally turns on. Problem is, I’ve already backed up and returned from the store! And cooked dinner!! LMAO Seriously, for a backup camera to take so many steps to open, is counter intuitive. The camera should come on immediately after opening the app. One click! Thankfully I found this cheap online so I’ll eat the money. Maybe I’ll use it for something else. I don’t recommend!

[johnhildebrand]

Dont bye its exspensive and wont pair to.ur phone use wifi wierd n wont pair

[stephentrutledge]

This thing wont onect half the time is there a recall n these r is that it sucks that bad. I dnt know if it is the camera cant get bluetooth signal or qhat. But dont buy this one. I could have gone dwn the highway and thrown that 100 dollars out the window